Our neighbors are often the defining factors in whether the neighborhood is secure and enjoyable. Working together, everyone does their part to take care of their properties. Sometimes, our neighbors need help. And, other times, we haven't taken the time to get to know our neighbors. That means September 28th is the right time to get started because this is National Good Neighbor Day. Here are some gift ideas for small ways to show your neighbors just how much you appreciate them: PLUM POTPOURRI This monochromatic fall design from our newest fall collection of flowers offers deep purple and burgundy blooms.  There are smoke bush, shocking lilies, Kahala roses, burgundy amaranthus, and deep purple disbuds. PANSY TUB Gift your neighbor with a green thumb this vibrant assortment of pansies planted in a decorative pot. Colors are subject to availability. TWO MUM PLANTS IN A BASKET There are two eight-inch hardy fall mum plants arranged in a wicker basket with Spanish moss. The color may be subject to availability. COMBO PLANTER WITH FALL MIX A decorative wooden barrel contains mums, asters, pansies, and hardy cabbages. The plant assortment is subject to availability. Larger sizes are also available as a custom order. GREEN AND BLOOMING COUNTRY BASKET GIve a mix of seasonal green and blooming plants in a wicker basket. SNACK BASKET Your neighbors will love this delicious basket of treats that includes Popsations caramel popcorn, Snyders pretzels, candy bars, Ottobein cookies, Trophy trail mix, Berger cookies, toffee, Utz chips and more. TREASURES OF MARYLAND BASKET All of [...]

We are excited to announce that the county finally had a groundbreaking ceremony on August 28th for the new park that will go on the property we sold to them. It will aptly be named Radebaugh Park, and we couldn't be more proud as long-standing community members and business owners here in Baltimore. It's taken more than three years of planning and community advocacy, but the park is moving on to its next stage in Towson’s Aigburth Manor neighborhood. It will be a 3.76-acre park, which is big enough for people to walk around versus offer athletic fields. This is a testament to the community partnership our family has had over the last four decades as well as the local county government to create good things for our neighborhoods and local community members. While there were challenges along the way, we figured them out together and got to where we all wanted in the end. In an interview for the local newspaper, Kaitlin Radebaugh, a co-owner of the Baltimore flower shop business, said, "I think our grandfathers would be very excited to see a park for the community in our name. We very much realize that we’re a business operating in a residential area, and we’re happy that we can give something back to the community.”   And, in the same article, Derek Radebaugh, another member of the family, said they were creating a legacy in their local community. “Our name’s going to be in this town for a long time."  We'd like [...]