The Flower Husbands: Shattered HopeR. William Maggs DesignsFeaturing...

The Flower Husbands:


Shattered HopeR. William Maggs DesignsFeaturing...: Shattered Hope R. William Maggs Designs Featuring the Work of Félix Gardón Polaroid Manipulation Art Aprons My Inf...

Shattered Hope

R. William Maggs Designs

Featuring the Work of Félix Gardón

Polaroid Manipulation

Art Aprons

My Inferno

Sex On My Mind

Do not miss the chance to see one of the Flower Husbands great work this month.

 Félix E. Gardón is a native Puerto Rican Artist/Actor. As a member of the Penn State (PSU) Thespians during the 80’s he participated in numerous musicals (L’il Abner, Carousel, Guy and Dolls, Bells are Ringing) and improvisational theater.  In the 1990’s he performed and was the artistic director of Los 4 Gatos Theater Company in Philadelphia-a bilingual troupe, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts, performed original work as well as plays addressing the Puerto Rican Diaspora in the USA.- for 5 years before moving to NY, where he has worked with the  Medicine Theater Show, Teatro Prisma, The Living Theater and various independent film companies. He’s currently working in Shaw’s Don Juan in Hell with the acclaimed Irish company Write2perfom, to be presented this coming October.

Félix is an abstract artist working in the medium of acrylic and Polaroid manipulation. His work has been shown in the Painted Bride as part of the Living Legends Show, and in the Petite Show at the Penrose Gallery, both in Philadelphia, Bube’s Gallery in Lancaster, and the Union City Art Festival, His work can be currently seen at R. William Maggs Designs in Hoboken NJ. He studied at Fleischer Art Memorial and with the acclaimed modern master art painter Omiros Hriso.

The Flower Husbands: Home Design by R. William Maggs

The Flower Husbands: Home Design by R. William Maggs: R. William Maggs Designs Have you visited our new space yet?  Now featuring the modern art of Félix E. Gardón.  Amazing photographi...

Late summer/ early fall is the best time to re-pot those overgrown, root bound plants.  Warm weather and summer sunshine really give your plants a much needed growth spurt; but to take full advantage of all that summer growth, your plants need "new digs"!!  We have great containers as well as a selection of hand made red stone pots & vintage terra cotta from Italy.  Bring in your plants and let us do it for you.   We will put your "babies" in a new home,  shine the leaves,  fertilize them , and in some cases give them  a new lease on life.  (You "brown thumbs" know who you are)
Come by the shop at 6th & Bloomfield and let the flower husbands take care of all your "green needs."

Caring for your cut flowers. 1.

Here is a cut flower preservative we use and you can make at home:
1 teaspoon sugar
1 Teaspoon bleach
2 teaspoon lemon or lime juice
1 qt. lukewarm water


And don't forget:
1. Cut the flowers at a 45 degree angle
2.  Use lukewarm water ( unless it a bulb flower than cold water should be used)
3. Have water with your preservative ready so flowers can be placed in water quickly after fresh cut
4. Strip all foliage below the water level