Lynette's Floral Arrangements

11/06/2026

28/04/2026

Hi everyone some arrangements for all the special mums out there who do amazing work looking after their families call me on 0418473520 for more information take care Lynette 🦋🥀

22/03/2026

Hi everyone some of the different flower arrangements I have been doing if you are interested in seeing more of my work it is in The Collective Tree Shop in the Armadale shopping centre next to the positive I am there on tuesdays pop in and say hi and if there is something special you would like we can chat about it or contact me on 0418473520 take care Lynette

12/02/2026

A little something different for Valentines Day I will be at The Collective Tree shop in the Armadale Shopping Centre on Saturday afternoon take care Lynette 🦋🥀

30/05/2025

Hi everyone these are the latest arrangements I have done. The ones on the boards my husband has hand made and wood turned them so very different the can be made with hangers to hang in patios or inside and the free standing for inside pm me for price’s and more information or call me on 0418473520 take care stay safe Lynette 🦋🥀

29/05/2025

"Every day, 72-year-old Martha walked past the same bakery. She’d see loaves of bread, fresh and warm, tossed into a trash bin at closing time. Her heart ached. “Still good,” she’d mutter, shaking her head. “Still good.”

One chilly Tuesday, Martha stopped. She took a deep breath, tightened her scarf, and knocked on the bakery door.

“Ma’am, we can’t give away day-old bread. Rules,” said the young baker, avoiding her eyes.
“But… what if I take it? For free?” Martha asked. “For people who need it?”
The baker hesitated. Then sighed. “If you sign a paper saying it’s not our fault…?”

That night, Martha hauled a small fridge from her garage to the sidewalk. She taped a sign:
“TAKE WHAT YOU NEED. LEAVE WHAT YOU CAN.”

Days passed. The fridge stayed empty. Martha wiped rain off the sign, her hands trembling. Was this silly? She’d used her last savings to fix the fridge. Her kids called it a “waste.”

Then, one evening, she heard laughter. Two boys, skinny and shivering, stood by the fridge. One held a loaf. “Look, Mum!” he shouted. “Bread! Real bread!”

Word spread. A retired teacher left apples. A widow donated soup. Teenagers began biking by to “stock the fridge.” Even the baker started leaving extra rolls.

But Martha’s knees grew weak. One day, she collapsed while cleaning the fridge. At the hospital, nurses asked, “Who’ll take care of it now?”

The next morning, Martha’s neighbor, Mr. Clark, a grumpy old man who’d called her “crazy,” stood by the fridge. He’d brought a toolbox. “This thing’s a rust bucket,” he grumbled. “Let’s fix it proper.”

By noon, strangers arrived with paint, shelves, and a new lock. A local shop donated a rain cover. A teenager made a page.

Today, Martha’s fridge feeds 200 people a week. It’s not just food—there’s medicine, warm socks, even handwritten notes: “You matter.”

Her fridge inspired 12 more in nearby towns. People call it “The Chain of Warmth.” Martha smiles. “It’s not my fridge,” she says. “It’s ours .”
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17/05/2025

Hi people Allen made the boards up for me to do the arrangements they are free standing and now we are doing some to hang on the wall take care 🦋🥀

08/05/2025

Hi people these are my arrangements I made today, a little different

01/05/2025

A few gift ideas for Mother’s Day contact me on 0418 473 520 for prices take care Lynette 🦋🥀

26/04/2025

Gift ideas for mum on Mother’s Dat your choice of colours contact me on 0418 473 520 take care 🦋🥀