Flowers By Nora team routinely delivers to funeral homes, cemeteries and hospitals within Baltimore and surrounding areas. For expedited and sameday orders please call us to learn more about our 45 minute express delivery. We are always here to support you during your difficult time.

Funeral homes surrounding the Baltimore community
Green Mount Cemetery 1501 Greenmount Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
Estep Brothers Funeral Service PA 1300 Eutaw Pl Baltimore, MD 21217
David J Weber Funeral Homes, PA 401 S Chester St Baltimore, MD 21231
Serenity Funeral And Cremation Services 1701-03 McCulloh St Baltimore, MD 21217
March Funeral Homes 1101 E North Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
Willie Albert P Funeral Home 638 N Gilmor St Baltimore, MD 21217
Stevens Charles L Funeral Home 1501 E Fort Ave Apt A Baltimore, MD 21230
William C Brown Community Funeral Home 1206 W North Ave Baltimore, MD 21217
James E Lincoln Funeral Home 2431 E Oliver St Baltimore, MD 21213
Baltimore Cemetery 2500 E North Ave Baltimore, MD 21213
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery 3600 E Baltimore St Baltimore, MD 21224
Joseph H Brown Jr Funeral Home PA 2140 N Fulton Ave Baltimore, MD 21217
Charm City Pet Crematory 5500 O'donnell St Baltimore, MD 21224
Chatman Harris Funeral Home 4210 Belair Rd Baltimore, MD 21206
Charles S. Zeiler & Son 6224 Eastern Ave Baltimore, MD 21224
Mt. Zion Cemetery 3900 Hollns Ferry Rd Halethorpe, MD 21227
Loudon Park Funeral Home 3620 Wilkens Ave Baltimore, MD 21229
Vaughn C Greene Funeral Home 4905 York Rd Baltimore, MD 21212
Kaczorowski Funeral Home PA 1201 Dundalk Ave Baltimore, MD 21222
Hubbard Funeral Home 4107 Wilkens Ave Baltimore, MD 21229
Hospitals surrounding the Baltimore community
Schreiber Jonathan MD Schreiber Jonathan MD
Mercy Downtown - McAuley Plaza Mercy Downtown - McAuley Plaza
Mercy Hospital Mercy Hospital
Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center
Abbas Foaud MD Abbas Foaud MD
University of Maryland Medical Ctr Obgyn Asscts PA University of Maryland Medical Ctr Obgyn Asscts PA
University of Maryland Family Medicine Associates University of Maryland Family Medicine Associates
Veteran Hospital Veteran Hospital
University of Maryland Neurocare Center University of Maryland Neurocare Center
University of Maryland Surgical Associates University of Maryland Surgical Associates
Johns Hopkins Blaustein Pain Treatment Center Johns Hopkins Blaustein Pain Treatment Center
Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Johns Hopkins Hospital The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bon Secours Health System Bon Secours Health System
Mercy Hospital Parking Dept Mercy Hospital Parking Dept
MedStar Orthopedic Institute MedStar Orthopedic Institute
MedStar Harbor Hospital MedStar Harbor Hospital
MedStar Union Memorial Hospital MedStar Union Memorial Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital Union Memorial Hospital

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Hydrangea

Hydrangeas are bright bursts of color that bring joy to everyday life. Their tiny clusters of blooms are perfect gracing tables and bouquets. They add beauty just with their delicate petals and fragrance.

The hydrangea plant is one of the oldest in the world. Four fossil seeds have been extracted from the Nowy Sacz Basin in Poland’s West Carpathian Mountains. Seeds were also found in the Jaw Mountains located on Alaska’s Aleutian peninsula. The flower’s name derives from the Greek – hydra meaning water and angeain – vessel. This roughly translates to water barrel, a reference to the plant’s need for plenty of water and it’s cup shaped flowers.

Surprisingly enough it is the soil that is responsible for giving hydrangeas their beautiful shades. The pH and acidity levels determine whether the petals are going to be blue, pink or purple. Blue hydrangeas need to be grown in soil in an acidic soil with a pH of 5.5 or lower while pink ones need a neutral or alkaline soil of 6.5 or higher. Purple hydrangeas must be grown in soil with pH levels between 5.5 to 6.5 pH. Funny enough white hydrangeas are not affected by a soil’s acidity level. Unlike the other colors, which can change as acid levels rise or fall, white ones will always maintain their creamy ivory shade.

As with colors, hydrangeas come in different types. Your Saddle Brook florist can assist you in sorting out what looks best in bouquets and formal arrangements. There are about eighty different types of hydrangeas but there are only six that are the most commonly used.The most popular is the Big Leaf, commonly used in bridal bouquets. They’re also call French hydrangeas or Mopheads, the last because they have a large abundance of closely situated petals. There is also the Smooth that has petals grown together in tight groups. For a truly unusual bloom select the Pannicle which has cone shaped clusters of tightly clustered petals. The most delicate looking hydrangea is the Oak Leaf , a triangular shaped bloom composed of tiny knots of petals. Hydrangeas can also climb walls like ivy. This sort is aptly named Climbing Hydrangea and are used mostly for garden trellises and decoration for home exteriors. For those who like delicate sprays there is the mountain hydrangea with blooms that resemble wild meadow flowers.It has larger florets surrounding clusters of smaller ones.

Hydrangeas are the perfect way to enhance a wedding bouquet or a pretty table centerpiece. Their blooms add bursts of color and charm to any gathering. They bring beauty and joy with their delicate petals and arresting fragrance.

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