Summer is nearing its end. Whether you are excited about sending the kids back to school or dreading saying “goodbye” to your college student, there’s always something to celebrate when back-to-school time comes around. From teachers to students, celebrate and say “thanks” with flowers this fall.

Showing Appreciation to Teachers with Flowers

It’s common to say “thanks” to your child’s teacher at the end of the school year, but have you ever stopped to think about how much work goes in to getting ready for the first day of school? Use flowers and other gifts to say “thanks” to the teacher before the year even starts.

Flowers are a great way to welcome back the school year for the teachers who have your children. As you shop for flowers for teachers, keep in mind the limited space they have to display them on their desks. A small arrangement, like Citrus Zinger, can make a bright statement without taking up too much space on the teacher’s desk.

Citrus Zinger

Bold primary colors are another excellent choice, as they match the back-to-school color scheme well. Sunny Daze will bring a splash of brilliant color to your teacher’s desk, and bring back feelings of the carefree summer days the teacher treasured.

Don’t Forget Students for Back-to-School

Students can also appreciate flowers during back to school time, especially if they are going away to college for the first time. Show them that you miss and appreciate them with a beautiful floral gift.

For a college-student, don’t be afraid to think long-term. A live plant is something that will dress up the dorm all semester. The low-maintenance Dish Garden is a great fit for college kids.

Dish Garden

If you want to go with cut flowers, consider something small but meaningful, like Thoughts of Red. This red roses arrangement will remind your child of your love even when you are far away, without adding too much to the cramped dorm room space.

At Blossom Flower Shops, we are ready to help you celebrate back-to-school in beautiful floral style. Contact us today to discuss your gift-giving needs.