Tiskets Taskets & Baskets

Specialties

Making people happy. .. one daisy at a time!

History

Established in 1998.

Tiskets, Taskets & Baskets opened shortly after Dana Beavers and her husband, Virgil, remodeled an unoccupied building on a busy corner in Downtown Fayette that was once the home of a gas station. Dana’s dad, Doyle Baker, suggested the name for the shop having heard Ella Fitzgerald sing this familiar tune. While only offering silk flowers at this time, Dana had so many request for fresh flowers, these were later added and thus the name, Dana’s Flowers, to go along with Tiskets, Taskets & Baskets.

Thirteen years later, the business is doing quite well. Dana is actively involved with her business with hands-​on creativity as well as social networking. You may find the listing for her store as Dana’s Flowers on Facebook and Twitter as well as other areas on the net. She and her staff are dedicated to serving others. .. making it a point to do for your loved ones as they would want done for their own.

Dana hopes to be in business many years to come!

Meet the Business Owner

Dana B.

Business Owner

After attending high school and prior to college, Dana worked part-​time for Kelley’s Florist in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It was here she would discover a love for flowers and serving the public. While working for Cecil and Delores Kelley, she attended classes at Auburn University and received her certificate for Floral Design. Dana also belonged to the West Alabama Floral Association at this time and won honors competing among other floral designers in her state. She worked here for several years before taking a leap of faith and opening her own business in Fayette, Alabama. Dana is married to Virgil Beavers, of Fayette, who owns Beavers Homebuilders. She and Virgil have a teenage son. When Dana is not designing flowers and taking care of her household & family, you may find her on the water enjoying her passion for bass fishing!

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