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Beautiful Flowers Daycare Home Preschool – Syracuse, NY 13219

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Welcome to Beautiful Flowers Daycare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment that’s just like home. At our home daycare, our goal is to help children learn important social, emotional, and behavioral skills that prepare them for a successful and happy future. We offer an environment that advances curiosity and inquisitiveness through Developmental Play-based activities. We offer programs for a wide variety of ages from 6 months to 12 years. At our daycare, we provide a culturally diverse learning environment by offering programs in Spanish. We look forward to hearing from you! Please contact us to schedule a tour for you and your family.

Curriculum:
Developmental Play-based

Schedule:
Part-time, Full-time, Single-day, Drop-in

Snacks Provided:
Yes

Meals Provided:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Potty Training:
Yes

Government Subsidy Accepted:
Yes

Highlights:
Certified in First Aid and CPR

I am excited about delivering quality childcare and helping children in achieving important developmental milestones.

With my professional experience and certifications in First Aid and CPR, I’m highly accomplished in teaching both educational and intentional play activities designed to develop children’s’ psychological, emotional, behavioral, and social skills.

6 months to 2 years

5 days/week
6:00am-11:00pm:

$310

2 years to 5 years

5 days/week
6:00am-11:00pm:

$294

5 years to 12 years

5 days/week
6:00am-11:00pm:

$248

Deposit Amount:

$25

Registration Amount:

$0

At Beautiful Flowers Daycare, our home daycare is designed for play, creativity, and learning! Our daycare has a driveway for parking. Within the space, we have a backyard, a nap room, an art area, and a reading area to create a comfortable environment for all of our activities.

Our family-oriented neighborhood has convenient street parking.

NY license #892720, background
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• NY license #892720

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• Offers curriculum

• Photo & video updates

Syracuse, NY
13219

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Contents

• Home flower care: the main rule
• Flower care: things to consider
  • Plant care: how to choose the right temperature?
  • Features of the selection of lighting
  • Humidity and watering
  • The specifics of nutrition and top dressing
  • Protection against pests

Potted flowers are an incredible decoration for a house, apartment, office, shop, school office or any other room. Caring for indoor plants is a set of principles and rules that should be followed for a healthy and beautiful appearance of the home garden. Simple tips from ArtFlora specialists have already been collected in this article. Competent recommendations will help you learn the basics of caring for and growing indoor plants, even for beginners in this business.

Home flower care: the main rule

First of all, it is worth remembering that each indoor plant requires an individual approach. There is no single technique suitable for all, without exception, colors. It is worthwhile to first observe the plant and its well-being, soil, leaves and flowers.

Avoiding extremes becomes a universal rule. Excessive watering or, conversely, lack of moisture, excess sunlight or darkness are detrimental to most home plants. It is always worth remembering that extreme conditions adversely affect flowers. It is best to stick to the golden mean and always focus on the condition of the plant.

Flower care: things to consider

Among the myriad of principles and recommendations, there are only five main points that should be constantly monitored. Among them:

• temperature regime;
• lighting;
• humidity;
• food;
• pests.

Let’s deal with each of the parameters separately.

Plant care: how to choose the right temperature?

Warmth is one of the fundamental factors influencing the growth and development of flowers. Plants in pots got their name: “indoor” for a reason. This suggests that the flowers are comfortable in normal home conditions. Most plants thrive at temperatures ranging from 13 to 24 degrees. Higher rates are required for exotic varieties. At the same time, there are plants that grow better in the cold. For them, the maximum is 16 degrees.

Almost all plants are able to withstand slight temperature fluctuations without visible damage. The main condition is to avoid sudden drops and drafts. Only cacti and succulents are able to cope with such differences without any problems. This is due to the conditions of their natural growth. In nature, such plants withstand intense heat during the day, as well as a serious drop in temperature at night.

Features of the selection of illumination

The required amount of light is the basis for the correct flow of photosynthesis processes. Violation of this regime leads to a slowdown in processes and death of the flower. The easiest way to provide the necessary insolation is to place the pot near the window. But in this case it is also important not to overdo it.

Be aware that some plants require bright sunlight. Others grow better in the shade. Among the main signs of lack of illumination:

• pale leaves;
• strong tilt towards the light source;
• no colors;
• excessive stem elongation;
• dryness of lower leaves.

An excess of insolation is indicated by:

• the appearance of dark or red spots on the leaves;
• lethargy;
• faded color.

In winter, experts recommend placing flowers on the windowsill. Due to the short daylight hours, even those plants that usually prefer shade will not suffer.

Humidity and watering

How often and how much water plants require depends on several factors:

• flower type;
• room temperature;
• soil moisture capacity;
• lighting;
• growth or flowering phase;
• features of the root system and the number of leaves;
• drainage specifics.

In general, the irrigation regime can be represented as follows:

• summer – daily;
• spring – once every two days;
• autumn – once every three or four days;
• winter – once a week or two.

If you have any doubts about the intensity of watering, it is worth remembering that it is better to water the plant more often and a little bit than once, but abundantly. With this approach, it is possible to track the needs of the flower and form your own watering rules.

Feeding and feeding specifics

Flower fertilization is one of the main actions that the owner should take. In their natural habitat, plants are able to independently vary their diet. Houseplants require care from a person. Conventionally, all fertilizers can be divided into the following categories:0003

• Nitrogen. They activate the growth of stems and leaves, but can delay flowering and provoke fungal diseases if applied excessively.
• Phosphate. Increase the number of buds and are responsible for the duration of flowering.
• Potash. Apply when buds appear.

It is important to understand that an excess of nutrients can negatively affect flowers, so it is important to correctly select the amount of fertilizer.

Pest control

Parasites love houseplants as much as the hosts themselves. Among the most common pests:

• Spider mite. It is practically invisible due to its miniature size, but causes noticeable white spots on the leaves.
• Aphid. It is characterized by somewhat large sizes. The danger of this parasite is its rapid reproduction and the ability to infect all the flowers around.
• Mealy beetle. Outwardly, it looks like a white pile or fluff.

Noticing the appearance of pests on the plant, do not panic. Modern manufacturers offer means to combat any parasites. The main thing is to act quickly. Then there is an opportunity to save the flower.

Having figured out how to care for flowers and what to pay attention to, you can safely start creating your own greenhouse at home.

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A gifted flower arrangement can please the hostess if properly cared for. Cut flowers experience some stress after we deprive them of their natural source of moisture and nutrition, so it is important to provide them with comfortable conditions. More often, plants wither due to lack of water or a decrease in sugars. This usually happens if the vessels of the plant are clogged with air bubbles.

In order to prevent such a nuisance, it is important to cut the stem correctly before placing the flowers in water. There are still a lot of nuances, having familiarized with which even a non-professional florist will know – how to keep cut flowers fresh for a long time?

How to properly prepare flowers?

Caring for cut flowers requires care and knowledge. Before putting flowers in a vase, they need to be prepared. The presented bouquet will have fresh and correct cuts. To refresh them, just hold them under running cold water. Pay attention to the bottom of the bouquet – remove the lower leaves from the stem. If the composition is made up of flowers with a soft stem, the cut should be long and oblique, and in the case of a hard stem, a more even cut is made. To preserve the fresh aroma, the flowers are sprayed with cold water from a spray bottle. Also, florists recommend crushing the bottom of the stem (about 2 cm) with a hammer – this will increase the moisture absorption surface and allow the flowers to delight you with their beauty for a longer period. If you are doing everything right and cannot understand why cut flowers still wither, pay attention to the following recommendation.

Don’t forget to feed. Depending on the flower, a special top dressing is added to the vase with water – useful vitamins, which also affect the “service life” of the donated plant.

Water disinfection

Spring water does not flow in taps, it would be unreasonable to put a fresh bouquet in it. Let’s analyze the question of how to keep fresh flowers longer with the help of water purification. No need to use expensive filters and special chemicals. Boil running water and cool it – this will save it from harmful substances. You can go the opposite way by turning the liquid into ice – melt water is good for plants. You can disinfect water with a piece of charcoal – just put it in the bottom of a vase and it will do its job. Florists can afford to add one drop of whiteness or any detergent – this will stop the growth of bacteria in the water.

Top dressing of flowers

Next, let’s look at how to prolong the life of cut flowers with the power of special top dressings.

• Tulips and lilacs last much longer if a few cubes of sugar or sugar syrup are added to the water.
• Aspirin helps keep roses fresh – drop one tablet into the vase after changing the water.
• Plants with thick stems (chrysanthemums, gerberas, calla lilies) love acid, so a moderate dose of lemon juice in water will be a top dressing for such cut flowers.
• Shrub flowers (alstroemeria, lisianthus, peonies, daffodils) are perfectly preserved in water with a drop of potassium permanganate.
• For a bouquet of asters, a teaspoon of alcohol per liter of water will be a good top dressing.

Where to put the bouquet?

Finding a location is very important if you want to know how to keep your cut flowers fresh.

• Roses are picky. You should not put the bouquet in a place that is too hot – it is necessary to provide a temperature of 20-22 degrees. Also note that the flowers should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
• Tulips love sunlight, so if you are wondering how to store cut flowers in a vase, put the composition on the windowsill – you will immediately notice how the flower buds continue to grow, feeding on daylight and warmth.
• Gerberas, daisies, carnations and chrysanthemums are not picky in nature, so they can be placed anywhere you like.
• Bouquets of cut peony or lisianthus flowers are also best protected from the sun and provide a slight coolness.

How to care for cut flowers?

To summarize, we have identified the principles of how to care for cut flowers:

• Plants should be cut every day
• Change the water in the vase regularly and don’t forget to feed
• Don’t forget to pick off wilted buds and petals so they don’t rob viable ones of moisture
• Spray large leaves with a spray bottle
• Observe color compatibility

By following simple rules, you can keep a fragrant composition for 1-2 weeks.