Hey, Paula Deen!

Jan 29 2014

by Christy Griner Hulsey

Honestly, I can’t think of a single thing that Azure Rountree does that I am not totally obsessed with. Not. A. One. I fell in love with this long time friend & mother of four’s cake pops at the Mainstreet Statesboro Farmer’s Market last year, so it’s no surprise her pralines are over-the-moon terrific too. And it’s really understandable that everyone loves them. But here I am, completely floored that Paula Deen’s Savannah shop is selling them for a charitable contribution to the tune of nearly $5,000 to Autism Research. That’s a lot of money for a sweet praline to raise.

I am constantly in love with the stories of the folks who deliver our flowers. It’s true: you never know just who is going to deliver your posies! So beginning of story to the end and every-little-love-filled second in the middle James Rountree’s delivery to Paula Deen has moved right up to the tippity-toppiest of my favorite flower delivery list!

Find out more about Azure’s new food business,From the Kitchen of Azure Rountree. Or, see this original post on Suite 1i the Colonial House of Flowers Blog. Or, the Southern C Gallery, here.

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Christy Griner Hulsey is the Creative Director of Colonial House of Flowers, a family run boutique, founded in 1968 in South Georgia along the United States eastern seaboard in the little town of Statesboro - south of Atlanta, north of Savannah and with a growing international presence.

Using plants, flowers and a real story as her medium she specializes in creating intimate, high-end, bespoke, artistic partnerships, weddings, and event florals. She travels the globe teaching sold-out workshops, hosting fun pop-up shops, demonstrating and sharing herself in ways that focus on her old-world, painterly, classic yet whimsical garden style arrangements, which she shares on instagram @colonialhouseofflowers.

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