The Peace Lily

11/18/2024

Come join us at The Summit Beer Shop Small Business Saturday market and support local makers 🫶 a great market to shop for holiday gifts

10/25/2024

Happy Spooky Season 👻🌿

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05/01/2024

Hey friends 🌞 I have some plants and hand painted welcome mats (they glow in the dark) available! Perfect for a birthday gift, mother's day, the office or near a sunny window at your house 🌿 Nine plants in all, three welcome mats LMK which one you need ✌️💖🌱

04/20/2024

Happy weekend!

03/19/2024

Happy first day of spring 🌱

03/12/2024

We have our very first all PATIO market at The Summit Beer Shop April 27th 12-4pm ☕🌸🌿 fresh vibes

02/12/2024

Cupid's collection 💘
Missed the market, and want to get your partner a beautiful gift that says I freaking love you! Or you are your own Valentine and you deserve everything beautiful. PM for prices, pick up in Mount Holly 💖🌿❤️

02/11/2024

Galentine's Day Pop-Up! was a blast! Thank you for all the love and support! XOXO 💘

02/07/2024

Treat yourself or your partner this Saturday at the Galentine's Shop and Sip market at The Summit Beer Shop 12-4 💘🌿🪴

01/04/2024

Hey happy 2024 plant fam💕 Let's kick this new year off with a super cute Galentine's Shop and Sip market February 10th at The Summit Beer Shop 💘 ❤️💕

12/08/2023

The cuetlaxochitl flower is native to Mexico.

This is a sacred flower that was colonized and written off in history as a "discovery" of Joel Poinsett's in the 1800's.

Joel Poinsett was a slave owner who promoted white supremacy and slavery in his travels and in his political career. He has also been responsible for the displacement of many indigenous peoples along the way by forcibly removing them from their native lands.

The Cuetlaxochime originally had nothing to do with christianity or Christmas, they were a sacred plant used in ceremonies to celebrate the birth of Huitzilopochtli during our winter solstices. They were also used for medicinal and healing purposes to cure sicknesses, aid the flow of breast milk, as well as for dyeing fabrics.

Reverse the harm by calling our xochime by its original name, Cuetlaxochitl, and correcting those around you.

Pronunciation: Kwetla・so-cheetl

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11/29/2023