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BY BROOKE SJOBERG
620 Florist keeps Round Rock blooming with community partnerships Just o of Main Street in downtown Round Rock, 620 Florist has been supplying the area with owers for all occasions since 1988. More than just a ower shop, 620 Florist partners with local organizations to help them grow. The gist 620 Florist has served the greater Round Rock area for more than 30 years, o ering grab-and-go arrangements, stu ed animals and cards to accompany oral purchases. The shop is owned by the Ehlen family, with day-to-day operations handled by manger Bonnie Cho, who began working in the shop a year ago. What they o er The orist can create arrangements for just about any occasion, including proms, weddings, funerals and anniversaries. Another service o ered by the shop is ower subscriptions, which can be set on a schedule decided by the customer, Cho said. “Believe it or not, we have a customer that we send owers to her husband’s graveyard for every special occasion,” Cho said. Something to know When ordering custom arrangements, Cho said it is important to know customers’ budgets, colors and personal style in a consultation. If a customer wants to include speci c kinds of owers, the shop can special order them as long as they have about three to four weeks’ notice.
Shop manager Bonnie Cho and orist Rose Sharp are gearing up for Mother’s Day, a major holiday in their industry.
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The shop has many house plants and grab-and-go additions to oral arrangements.
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