Flowers of the Good Earth

08/20/2026

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08/19/2026

Good Morning! We hope you all have an amazing day! We have our backpack drive running through the 21nd. You will be entered to a prize just for donating!

08/17/2026

Some new additions to the shop!

08/16/2026

Teleflora's Birthday Sparkle Bouquet is sure to bring a smile to that special someone in your life!

08/16/2026

Featuring our new bombshell in the shop! The snake in my boot.

The snake plant has upright, sword-like leaves in deep green with yellow or silver edges and thrives as a hardy, sculptural houseplant.

How To Care For Snake Plant?

Watering: Let the soil dry out completely between deep waterings to prevent rot.

Light and temperature: Prefers bright indirect light but tolerates low light; thrives in 65–85°F.

Toxicity: Mildly toxic to pets and humans; can cause nausea or mouth irritation (ASPCA).

Soil and fertilizer: Use fast-draining, peat-free cactus mix with perlite; feed monthly in spring/summer.

One common issue: Mushy leaves are caused by overwatering—reduce frequency and check drainage.

Propagation method: Divide and repot healthy leaf clumps with roots attached.

Common mistakes when caring for snake plants:

Watering it “just a little” every week: Snake plants store water in their leaves, so frequent small waterings keep the soil constantly damp, which suffocates the roots. This plant needs long dry spells to stay firm and upright. You should water deeply but rarely, letting the soil dry out fully—sometimes for weeks.

Putting it in a dim corner and expecting upright growth: Everyone says snake plants tolerate low light, but indoors that really means “survive,” not “look good.” In low light the leaves lean, twist, or fall open because they’re straining toward a window. Recommended to keep within 3–5 feet of a bright east or west window so the leaves stay tight and vertical.

Feel free to stop by and check her out M-F 10am-5pm or Sat 10-1pm. She would make the perfect conversation piece for years to come!

08/14/2026

We had the BEST TIME!! Thank you to everyone who showed up. We definitely wet our “plants” lastnight with all the laughter happening!! Such a great turn out! We cannot wait to have our next class. 🪴

08/13/2026

💪🪴 Neff in her natural element!

Tonight is our first ever planter class!

08/11/2026

If you have no power? That’s okay come smell the flowers 💐 at Flowers of the Good Earth. We are open till 5pm 😊

08/11/2026

Good morning, hoping everyone is safe. We were also impacted by the storms as many were in Lancaster, our power eta will adjust our hours today. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.