'Where flowers bloom, so does hope.”
As Lady Bird Johnson once said, “Where flowers bloom, so does hope.” That feeling recently filled Brattle Square Florist on a winter morning as loyal customers streamed into the warm, fragrant space.
“I'm 59 and started when I was nine years old — it was a family business,” Zedros explained, “We owned it for 98 years and sold to Randy Ricker nine years ago.” “People came in crying and really upset that we were leaving, and then they came in crying because they were happy because we were opening again,” Zedros recalled, “I've gotten so many letters and cards we could wallpaper a room with it.”
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