One of the more traditional symbols of the Thanksgiving holiday holds a place of honor on our seasonal tables; the cornucopia (Latin for “horn of plenty”) is a classic representation of prosperity and abundant provision. The “horn” is a… Read More about The History of the Cornucopia »
It’s almost time for one of the most beloved gatherings of the year. For most people. Thanksgiving evokes memories of families, friends, great food and good times. Although this tradition dates back to 1621, when the first famous meal took… Read More about Bagoys Thanksgiving »
Posted by Chanda Mines on November 16, 2015
| Last Updated: December 9, 2020
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There are many organizations dedicated to bringing about World Peace – but when Miami native Don Morris was inspired to start a new movement to inspire peace, he went a different route. Not wanting to be… Read More about World Peace Day in Alaska »
Posted by Chanda Mines on November 9, 2015
| Last Updated: April 8, 2020
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The sumptuous dahlia is similar to the sunflower, marigold, dandelion, and aster. Dahlia’s diversity is what is compelling to floral experts. There are more than 20 identified dahlia species, as well as thousands of hybrids, resulting in an extensive range… Read More about Alaskan Dahlias »
Posted by Chanda Mines on November 3, 2015
| Last Updated: July 23, 2021
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Halloween is fast approaching , and children everywhere are dreaming of bags of candy. Mothers everywhere are trying to find the perfect costumes, as well as plan the Halloween parties and get togethers. Read More about The Best Halloween Treats and Gifts »
Posted by Chanda Mines on October 20, 2015
| Last Updated: July 23, 2021
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It is said that when you marry your husband or wife, you marry the entire family. This is especially true of mothers; before you, mom was likely the most important relationship your spouse ever had! There are often many… Read More about Mother-in-Law Day at Bagoy’s »
Posted by Chanda Mines on October 15, 2015
| Last Updated: June 26, 2019
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With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, organizations across the globe will be joining in solidarity to raise awareness and funds to fight this widespread disease. Science has not yet determined exactly why breast cancer happens, as it appears… Read More about Bagoys – Breast Cancer Awareness Month »
Posted by Chanda Mines on October 6, 2015
| Last Updated: October 12, 2020
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The passing of a loved one is an event in life that is unavoidable,yet is always a difficult time. Making arrangements for memorial or funeral services can seem overwhelming during this time. Bagoy’s expert team of florists understands, and… Read More about Bagoy’s Sympathy Flowers »
Posted by Chanda Mines on September 29, 2015
| Last Updated: December 9, 2020
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We love the unique nature of each season. September brings the brilliant yellows of the aspen trees, while red tundra plants burn with vibrancy. The tallest mountains show off snowy peaks, while the lower elevations are warm enough to… Read More about Alaska’s Fall Flowers »
Posted by Chanda Mines on September 17, 2015
| Last Updated: October 2, 2020
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Grandparent’s Day falls on the Sunday after Labor Day every year, and for the year 2015, it will be celebrated on September 13. Do you know how you’ll show your grandparents your love and gratitude on this special day… Read More about Flowers this Grandparents Day »
Posted by Chanda Mines on September 8, 2015
| Last Updated: October 12, 2020
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