Ju Ju's Attic

07/14/2025

Larkspurs are a symbol of positivity and dedication. They make a great addition to any garden, given their height and beautiful purple-blue blooms, but beware: these plants are poisonous!

The water lily represents purity and innocence while boosting aquatic ecosystems and serving as an inspiration for one of the world’s great painters.

Information from The Old Farmers Almanac.

05/17/2025

April showers bring May flowers, and two of these are the birth flowers for people born in spring's sweetest month. The aromatic lily-of-the-valley is not just May's birth flower but also a mainstay in perfumes, while hawthorn is actually a tree sometimes called the May tree. These pretty flowers are both super fragrant and part of what gives the month of May its characteristic springy smell. Here's what else you need to know about May's birth flowers.

04/17/2025

Unfortunately, I will be having knee surgery again this Friday, April 18, 2025. Due to the nature of the surgery, the recovery period will be longer than the last time. JuJu’s Attic will be closed until August 14, 2025. I am looking forward to reopening with an expanded inventory and hours. If you have any suggestions or ideas that you would like for me to implement in the Fall, please message me your ideas to consider! Judy I Scott

04/12/2025

04/12/2025

The Sweet Pea and Daisy are April Birth Flowers. Joel's mother, Mrs. Gladyne, loved Sweet Pea's. BUT then she loved all, flowers, birds and life in general. Along with my mother, Annette Ivey, Mrs Gladyne was one of the most Christian ladies I have every known. I have been so blessed to have both of them in my life. Thank you Jesus!

03/06/2025

I have been working on a video like I have done in the past but haven’t been able to get it to work. This is one from my phone, not sure how good the quality of the photos will be. Call me at +14782786191 or PM me with questions. I will open from 11 - 3 this Saturday.

03/01/2025

The March birth flower is the daffodil, referred to as the jonquil (which is simply a type of daffodil).

The traditional daffodil is either yellow, white, or a combination of the two, with six petals and a trumpet- or bell-shaped crown that is frilled at its edge.
Daffodils are native to northern Europe. They can be grown in most of North America, except in the hottest and wettest areas.
Daffodils are best known for a single bloom on each stem, but others in the daffodil family, like the jonquil, will produce multiple blooms per stem. There are thousands of registered cultivars of daffodils!
Daffodils also go by their Latin name, Narcissus, which is the plant’s genus. Interestingly, the term “daffodil” doesn’t refer to a singular species; many flowers in the Narcissus genus go by the name. Jonquils, for example, are included within Narcissus and are sometimes called rush daffodils. So, a good thing to remember: all jonquils are daffodils, but not all daffodils are jonquils!
Daffodil Meanings and Symbolism
• It’s believed that the daffodils are named after Narcissus, the son of Cephissus, who was the river god in Greek mythology. According to legend, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection in the water, and when he fell into the pool and drowned, the daffodil bloomed where he died.

• Because it is one of the first flowers to bloom in spring, daffodils are seen as a representation of rebirth and new beginnings. They are strongly associated with Easter because of this reason.

• Daffodils are traditionally given to someone in a bunch for good luck and happiness; a single daffodil is thought to bring about misfortune.

• The daffodil is traditionally given to celebrate a 10th wedding anniversary.

Information from The Almanac

02/11/2025

See smaller Valentines basket for sale for $26.00. Let me know if you have any questions at 478-278-6191. As always it can be delivered. Have a Great Day! Judy