House Of Plants Florist

Few homes were without a Creeping Charlie, Wandering Jew or spider plant back then, and the young shop thrived as baby boomers exercised their green thumbs. The fad faded as lives became busier and the look of artificial plants improved, but the store owners learned to develop. Like anything else, things come and go, said Steve Giampapa, who co-owns the business with Betty Howell. For thirty six years, the partners have adapted to shifts in consumer tastes and shopping habits, dodged economic storms, and withstood dramatic changes to their neighborhood.