TheGeranium & TheGypsy Floral Shop

06/05/2026

Plant Therapy 🌝🪴🌝

05/25/2026

Smiles all around at our Geranium & Gypsy Festival Flower Shop: Dipperfest 2026

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!

05/09/2026

A few new plant friends to keep the flowers company 🧚‍♀️

05/06/2026

Meadow Garden Arrangements

05/05/2026

We are still accepting Mother’s Day orders this week while we finishh getting our retail space ready!

🧚‍♀️Deliveries available this week: Thursday/Friday/Saturday

🧚‍♀️ Receive a FREE Mason Jar Arrangement with every $50 order *May 5, 2026 - May 9, 2026

🧚‍♀️To place an order while we launch our online ordering system:
Email: [email protected]
Or
Call: 715-892-2483

🧚‍♀️ If we are unable to answer: Someone will get back to you asap!

04/29/2026

Finishing updates & the move to The Boardwalk Shoppes of Minocqua!

💐We will be taking orders starting May 4th for Mother’s Day.
[email protected]

💐Grand Opening Celebration: May 21st!

💐Deliveries & Pick-up will be available soon!

02/10/2026

Constant care can backfire with plants built for tough conditions. Light stress encourages deeper roots, sturdier stems, and better overall form, while overwatering and frequent feeding often lead to rot and weak, floppy growth.

🌿 Houseplants That Thrive on Neglect

• Snake Plant — Upright, strong leaves with watering every 2–3 weeks; constant moisture leads to root rot and leaf collapse
• ZZ Plant — Glossy foliage with monthly watering and no fertilizer; frequent care causes rot and weak, stretched stems
• Pothos — Compact growth with occasional watering and moderate light; overattention creates long, sparse vines
• Cast Iron Plant — Steady, deep green leaves with minimal watering; excess fertilizer causes browning and decline
• Jade Plant — Thick stems and dense leaves with infrequent watering; soggy soil leads to leaf drop and stem rot
• Spider Plant — Produces more baby plantlets when slightly stressed; constant watering reduces pups and causes brown tips

These plants evolved in drought-prone or nutrient-poor environments. Letting the soil dry between waterings and skipping frequent fertilizer mimics their natural habitat and keeps them healthier long term.

12/10/2025

Fireflies are disappearing in many areas, and one big reason is simple: we’re losing the moist, undisturbed spaces they need to survive.

These glowing little wonders rely on nectar-rich native plants like coneflower, asters, goldenrod, bee balm, and evening primrose to feed, mate, and lay eggs. Even planting a small patch of these blooms can give adult fireflies a safe place to recharge while adding a splash of summer color to your yard.

Create the right habitat, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly nighttime life returns. A firefly-friendly garden supports far more wildlife than most people realize — and those twinkling guests make every warm evening feel a little more magical.

10/05/2025

Or just buy more plants/flowers🫶

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