Incorporating the Cornucopia Into Your Thanksgiving Dinner Tablescape

The cornucopia – – “horn of plenty,” a symbol of food, abundance, the harvest, and Thanksgiving. It dates back to the 5th century B.C., where according to Greek mythology, the horn belonged to Almathea, the goat who became Zeus’… Read More about Incorporating the Cornucopia Into Your Thanksgiving Dinner Tablescape »

Infuse Your Home this Thanksgiving With Fall Warmth Through Colorful Floral Arrangements

On November 26, the country will celebrate another Thanksgiving holiday. Even though Houston doesn’t get to enjoy the spectacular colors that are synonymous with fall and New England, the season is upon us, and in true Texas style, we celebrate… Read More about Infuse Your Home this Thanksgiving With Fall Warmth Through Colorful Floral Arrangements »

The Peace Lily: The Perfect Plant Gift for World Peace Day

In 1997, a man by the name of Don Morris launched a World Peace Day campaign. It is now observed everywhere on November 17th. Morris is affectionately known as the “Peaceguy.” World Peace Day isn’t an official holiday or… Read More about The Peace Lily: The Perfect Plant Gift for World Peace Day »

Send Your Messages of Eternal Commitment With Dahlias

Did you know that the Dahlia is the national flower of Mexico? The Aztecs handled teaching the world about Dahlias. The spectacular modern Dahlias that we love to incorporate into our floral designs are indigenous to the Mexican and… Read More about Send Your Messages of Eternal Commitment With Dahlias »

Using Pumpkin Planters to Create a Halloween Atmosphere in Your Home

In places north of Houston, folks would refer to our warm October temperatures as “Indian Summer.” We may be in the peak of Autumn in other locations, but it’s hard to get into the Halloween spirit when you feel… Read More about Using Pumpkin Planters to Create a Halloween Atmosphere in Your Home »

Mother-in-Law Day

There are all sorts of unofficial national days of observance. These events are designed to highlight traditional things such as games, foods, or people. The fourth Sunday of October is National Mother-in-Law’s Day. In 2015, the date occurs on… Read More about Mother-in-Law Day »

Celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness with Flowers

This October marks the 30th anniversary of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Since Houston is home to M.D. Anderson, one of the world’s pre-eminent cancer research and care centers, Breen’s Florist feels especially passionate about showing our support. Read More about Celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness with Flowers »

Sending Your Condolences with Sympathy Flowers

Expressing sympathy for a loved one when someone close to them dies can be a challenge. People generally want to let their sympathy be known but they are not sure how to do it. We have found that… Read More about Sending Your Condolences with Sympathy Flowers »

You Will Love These Fall Flowers

Although the official start of autumn isn’t until Wednesday, September 23rd, there’s no reason we can’t start decorating with fall colors the moment September arrives. When the kids go back to school, we trade scorching summer days for warm… Read More about You Will Love These Fall Flowers »

Give Flowers for Grandparent’s Day

Breen’s Florist is excited about helping our customers honor their grandparents with flowers for Grandparent’s Day. Since 1978 after President Jimmy Carter signed the bill into law, the first Sunday after Labor Day is always observed as the… Read More about Give Flowers for Grandparent’s Day »