80 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE IN FLOWERS
Proudly serving Muncie and the surrounding areas since 1945.
An 80-Year Legacy: Our Family Flower Shop's Journey
Since opening our doors on November 22, 1945, our family flower shop has been a beloved fixture on Madison Street in Muncie, Indiana. Founded by Paul Davis, the son of a farmer, our shop was among the first retail business in what was once a primarily residential area. Over the decades, Madison Street has transformed into one of the busiest streets and commercial districts in Muncie, and we've been here to witness it all.
Paul Davis was more than just the founder of our flower shop; he was a visionary who later would co-own several coin laundromats and was a significant real estate broker and developer in Muncie. His entrepreneurial spirit laid the foundation for what has become a multi-generational family business.
Joe Davis, Age 11
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In the 1990s, ownership of the shop passed to Paul's only son, Joe Davis, who continues to uphold the family tradition. Today, I, Matt Davis, am proud to be a third-generation member of the family business, working alongside my family to not only keep our legacy alive but to innovate and continue to evolve our business to adapt to the rapidly changing modern business landscape.
Our flower shop has always been more than just a business; it's a part of the community's fabric. For nearly 80 years, we have provided floral arrangements for the most significant moments in our customers' lives – from proms and weddings to funerals and everything in between. We've built lasting relationships and have been there for entire generations of families during their most memorable and emotional times.
We often hear from our longtime customers, "Please don't ever leave," and it is this bond and trust that motivates us to continue serving our community with the same dedication and care that my grandfather started with. Nothing makes me smile more than hearing about how we have been the go to florist for multiple generations of a customer’s family, in some instances, going all the way back to the 1940's!