Webkinz Christmas Sale! Saturday, December 20, 2008

Webkinz Christmas Sale!

Webkinz Sale!

Hello,
from your friendz at Gillespie Florists!

We are having a Webkinz Sale on ALL Webkinz product!

Sale is Dec. 22nd – 24^th (Mon-Wed) ONLY!

40% OFF

Christmas Webkinz, Webkinz Christmas Ornaments and Regular Webkinz clothes!

30% OFF

Any Previous Pet of the Month Webkinz!

20% OFF of The rest of our Webkinz stock and product, including Lil’Kinz!!

DISCOUNTED PURCHASES DO NOT
QUALIFY TOWARDS ANY ‘KINZ CLUB CARDS

Belowis a list of our current Webkinz! Sale is Dec. 22nd – 24^th (Mon-Wed) ONLY!

Webkinz

Chicken, Tie Dye Frog, Gorilla, Cocoa Dinosaur, Lemon Lime Gecko, Wacky Zingoz, Deer, Bulldog, Pink Googles, Bullfrog, Cheeky Monkey, Clydesdale Horse, American
Albino, Silverback Gorilla, Manatee, Skunk, Pug, Sheep, Carmel Lion, Tree Frog, Chocolate Lab, Black Lab, Beagle, Goldfish, Seal, Hippo, Dalmatian, White Terrier, Chihuahua, Floppy pig, Bat, Black Cat, Clown Fish, Pink & White Dog, Buffalo, Porcupine, Snowman, Reindeer, Polar Bear, Orca Whale, Grey Langur, Camel, Dachshund, Parakeet, Hedgehog, Brown Cow, Grey Squirrel, Black
Panther, & Sea Otter!

Lil’Kinz

Gecko, B&W Cheeky Dog, Blue Jay, Chickadee, Seal, Unicorn, Black Poodle, Lioness, Bulldog, Black Poodle, White Mouse, Hummingbird, Blue Triggerfish, Husky,
Seahorse & Cardinal

Trading Cards

Series 3

Series 1

Each pack of Webkinz trading cards includes!

4 trading cards

1 sticker card

1 feature code card

Webkinz Clothes

Pop Rock Princess, Snowboarding Jacket, Sailor Tunic,Arte’s Bomber Jacket, Mod Jacket, Pink Striped Swimsuit, Black Vest, Black Jeans, Red Dotty Party Dress,
Polo Dress, Green & White Fleecy, Red Webkinz Hat, Pumpkin Costume, Witch Costume, Angel Dress w/ wings, Tuxedo outfit, Cheerleader outfit, Wedding dress, Baseball uniform, Ruffle Skirt & tee, Santa Suit & Webkinz sparkle tee!

Each piece comes with a Feature Code that unlocks a visit to the KinzStyle Shop to buy a super special piece of clothing for your pet in Webkinz World not found
anywhere else!

Also;

Orange lip-gloss, Orange spritz, & pink pet carrier

We suggest you call ahead to ensure that the Webkinz toy you are looking for is available! Call us at 317-273-2066

We have limited supplies!

Hurry in before they are gone!

DISCOUNTED
PURCHASES DO NOT QUALIFY TOWARDS ANY ‘KINZ CLUB CARDS

Webkinz Newsletter 7 Saturday, December 13, 2008

Webkinz Newsletter 7

Hello, from your friendz at Gillespie Florists!

We wanted to let you know that we have just received a new shipment of Webkinz!

The new shipment includes:

Webkinz:

Hedgehog, Brown Cow, Grey Squirrel, Black Panther, & Sea Otter

Lil'Kinz:

Seahorse

Also,

The Webkinz Christmas Ornament Assortment!

Come in and get your favorite Webkinz ornament to put on your Christmas tree this year! It includes its very own feature code!

We also currently have in stock:

Webkinz

Crocodile, Chicken, Tie Dye Frog, Gorilla, Cocoa Dinosaur, Lemon Lime Gecko, Wacky Zingoz, Deer, Bulldog, Pink Googles, Bullfrog, Cheeky Monkey, Clydesdale Horse, American Albino, Silverback Gorilla, Manatee, Skunk, Pug, Sheep, Carmel Lion, Eagle, Tree Frog, Chocolate Lab, Black Lab, Beagle, Goldfish, Seal, Hippo, Dalmatian, White Terrier, Chihuahua, Floppy pig, Pink pony, Bat, Black Cat, Whimsy Dragon, Clown Fish, Pink & White Dog, Buffalo, Porcupine, Snowman, Reindeer, Polar Bear Orca Whale, Grey Langur, Camel, Dachshund, & Parakeet!

Lil'Kinz

Gecko, B&W Cheeky Dog, Blue Jay, Chickadee, Seal, Unicorn, Black Poodle, Lioness, Bulldog, Black Poodle, White Mouse, Hummingbird, Blue Triggerfish, Husky & Cardinal

Trading Cards

Series 3

Series 1

Each pack of Webkinz trading cards includes:

4 trading cards

1 sticker card

1 feature code card

Webkinz Clothes:

Pop Rock Princess, Snowboarding Jacket, Sailor Tunic, Arte's Bomber Jacket, Mod Jacket, Pink Striped Swimsuit, Black Vest, Black Jeans, Red Dotty Party Dress, Polo Dress, Green & White Fleecy, Red Webkinz Hat, Pumpkin Costume, Witch Costume, Angel Dress w/ wings, Tuxedo outfit, Cheerleader outfit, Wedding dress, Baseball uniform, Ruffle Skirt & tee, Webkinz sparkle tee, Santa Suit!

Each piece comes with a Feature Code that unlocks a visit to the KinzStyle Shop to buy a super special piece of clothing for your pet in Webkinz World not found anywhere else!

Also:

Orange lip-gloss, Orange spritz, & pink pet carrier!

We suggest you call ahead to ensure that the Webkinz toy you are looking for is available! Call us at 317-273-2066.

Webkinz Newsletter 6 Tuesday, December 09, 2008

Webkinz Newsletter 6

Hello, from your friendz at Gillespie Florists!

We wanted to let you know that we have just received a new shipment of Webkinz!

The new shipment includes:

Webkinz:

Orca Whale, Grey Langur, Camel, Dachshund, & Parakeet!

Lil'Kinz:

Husky & Cardinal

Also,

The Webkinz Christmas Ornament Assortment!

Come in and get your favorite Webkinz ornament to put on your Christmas tree this year! It includes its very own feature code!

We also currently have in stock:

Webkinz

Crocodile, Chicken, Tie Dye Frog, Gorilla, Cocoa Dinosaur, Lemon Lime Gecko, Wacky Zingoz, Deer, Bulldog, Pink Googles, Bullfrog, Cheeky Monkey, Clydesdale Horse, American Albino, Silverback Gorilla, Manatee, Skunk, Pug, Sheep, Carmel Lion, Eagle, Tree Frog, Chocolate Lab, Black Lab, Beagle, Goldfish, Seal, Hippo, Dalmatian, White Terrier, Chihuahua, Floppy pig, Pink pony, Bat, Black Cat, Whimsy Dragon, Clown Fish, Pink & White Dog, Buffalo, Porcupine,Snowman, Reindeer, & Polar Bear!

Lil'Kinz

Gecko, B&W Cheeky Dog, Blue Jay, Chickadee, Seal, Unicorn, Black Poodle, Lioness, Bulldog, Black Poodle, White Mouse, Hummingbird, & Blue Triggerfish

Trading Cards

Series 3

Series 1

Each pack of Webkinz trading cards includes:

4 trading cards

1 sticker card

1 feature code card

Webkinz Clothes:

Pop Rock Princess, Snowboarding Jacket, Sailor Tunic, Arte's Bomber Jacket, Mod Jacket, Pink Striped Swimsuit, Black Vest, Black Jeans, Red Dotty Party Dress, Polo Dress, Green & White Fleecy, Red Webkinz Hat, Pumpkin Costume, Witch Costume, Angel Dress w/ wings, Tuxedo outfit, Cheerleader outfit, Wedding dress, Baseball uniform, Ruffle Skirt & tee, Webkinz sparkle tee, Santa Suit!

Each piece comes with a Feature Code that unlocks a visit to the KinzStyle Shop to buy a super special piece of clothing for your pet in Webkinz World not found anywhere else!

Also:

Orange lip-gloss, Orange spritz, & pink pet carrier!

We suggest you call ahead to ensure that the Webkinz toy you are looking for is available! Call us at 317-273-2066

All about the Poinsettia Provided by: Society of American Florists

About Poinsettia’s, The legend, Myth & Care. By SAF

All about the Poinsettia

Provided by:
Society of American Florists
1601 Duke Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
(703) 836-8700
www.aboutflowers.com


History and Legend of the Poinsettia
Joel Robert Poinsett, who was an amateur botanist and the first ambassador to Mexico, first introduced poinsettias to the United States in 1825. He introduced the plant to the United States when he brought some cuttings to his plantation in Greenwood, South Carolina. December 12 is National Poinsettia Day, an official day set aside to enjoy this symbol of holiday cheer. It was established upon the death of Mr. Poinsett to honor him and the plant he made famous. He died in 1851. Poinsettias are native to Mexico, where they grow wild. The enchanting legend of the poinsettia dates back several centuries, to a Christmas Eve in Mexico when a little girl named Pepita had no gift to present to the Christ child. Her cousin Pedro urged her to give a humble gift. So, on her way to church she gathered some weeds she found along the road. As she approached the altar, a miracle happened: The weeds blossomed into brilliant flowers. Then they were called Flores de Noche Buena – Flowers of the Holy Night. Now they are called poinsettias.

Poinsettia Care Tips
Poinsettias are one of the longest-lasting blooming plants available to consumers.
To choose the perfect poinsettia and keep it blooming all year long, follow the care tips listed below:

Choosing the perfect poinsettia:
- Pick a plant with small, tightly clustered buds in the center.
- Look for crisp, bright, undamaged foliage.
- Avoid plants displayed in drafty or crowded areas.

To keep the poinsettia blooming:
- When surface soil is dry to the touch, water thoroughly. Discard excess water in the saucer.
- To prolong color, keep a temperature range of 60 degrees for night and 72 degrees for day. High humidity is preferable.
- Place plant away from hot or cold drafts, and protect from cold winds.
To rebloom for the next season:
- During winter, continue to follow holiday upkeep tips.
- March 1 (St. Patrick's Day): When bracts fade, cut stems back to eight inches above soil line.
- Continue to water regularly.
- Lightly fertilize with a balanced all-purpose plant food every three to four weeks.
- When temperatures are warm, place plant outdoors; first in indirect, then direct sunlight. Avoid temperatures below 50 degrees throughout the summer.
- July 4 (Independence Day): Cut back new growth stems. Repot if needed.
- Early September (Labor Day):
Move plant inside. Provide six or more hours of direct light.
- October 1 through December:
Confine plant to complete darkness for 14 hours, giving it 10 hours of natural light daily. This will set the buds and cause bracts to color.

Poinsettia Toxicity Myth
The poinsettia is the most widely tested consumer plant on the market today, proving the myth about the popular holiday plant to be false:

- Scientific research from The Ohio State University has proved the poinsettia to be non-toxic to both humans and pets.
All parts of the plant were tested, including the leaves and sap.
- According to POISINDEX, the national information center for poison control centers, a child would have to ingest 500-600 leaves in order to exceed the experimental doses that found no toxicity.
- A study from the Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University found that out of 22,793 reported poinsettia exposures there was essentially no toxicity significance of any kind. The study used national data collected by the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
- As with any non-food product, however, the poinsettia is not meant to be eaten and can cause varying degrees of discomfort; therefore, the plant should be kept out of the reach of young children and curious pets.