Foxgloves & Ivy

Atlanta, United States

4.5

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18 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Delivery
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes

Description

Specialties

Full service florist for the entire metro Atlanta area. birthdays, sympathy, thank you, I’m sorry. or for no special reason! Truly original and custom designed floral art at it’s best. F&I has been voted Atlanta’s best florist for 16 years! Unsurpassed floral artistry from Foxgloves & Ivy is what our customers receive, no exceptions. Our weddings & receptions are legendary!

Daily deliveries to the entire metro Area. some of our clients have us deliver to the northernmost suburbs or the far south! Never compromising on quality of product, innovative designs and unparalleled customer service. Foxgloves & Ivy Floral Design is the best… others may claim it. but our clients know it!

Located in Little 5 Points and on the web… Foxgloves & Ivy is YOUR florist. whether for intown or out of town or state flowers, call or email us.

History

Established in 1997.

Originally opened in the Virginia Highlands, Foxgloves & Ivy enjoyed 11 years in the neighborhood. In 2008, we moved to Grant Park and in June of 2013, we moved halfway between the 2 locations.

Foxgloves & Ivy has always participated in local and neighborhood causes and supports many worthwhile charities and endeavors. A long time supporter of the Southeastern Flower Show & Horticultural Society, Christmas at Callanwolde, CHOA Festival of Trees, Boys & Girls Club, the Atlanta Police Foundation, CURE Childhood Cancer and Lost N Found Youth… just to name a few.

Our designer, Greg Brown AIFD CFD is recognized as one of the top designers in the United States.

Meet the Business Owner

Larry H.

Business Owner

Plants and flowers have been a passion since childhood growing up in Macon, Georgia, inherited from his grandmother — rumor has it she could root a telephone pole! After finishing Mercer University, he entered the US Air Force and was stationed in Europe most of his career, including six years in West Berlin Germany, providing a deeper affection and appreciation for floriculture in the European style.

After the Berlin Wall fell, Larry moved back to Georgia, settling in Atlanta in 1991, landing a job in an upscale flower shop. He was working as a showroom manager at the Atlanta Gift Mart — where he met Greg Brown.

Plants are his forte — both indoors and outdoors! There are several residential and commercial properties featuring his ‘non-​corporate’ approach to landscape. Oriental and true European floral design are his favorite. When he has spare time, he likes to play softball, garden, camp, photograph and help with several charities.