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Seacoast Florist Transplanted

By Elaine Winn

Atlantic News, Tuesday, June 14, 1994

[The following article is courtesy of Atlantic News.]

DOORS OPENED AT DEPOT SQUARE - Cindy Willis, owner/ operator of Seacoast Florist, left, and Mariane Mede, salesperson, are ready to serve you at their new location at 10 Depot Square, Hampton.
[Atlantic News Photo by Elaine Winn]

HAMPTON -- "I love it here. I absolutely love it here!" said Cindy Willis, owner/operator of the Seacoast Florist Shop. She has recently moved the business to 10 Depot Square after 13 years at their Route 1 location.

"I've been wanting to relocate for about 5 years," she explained, "but I didn't want to leave the downtown area. I really like being a part of the community."

When the former tenants moved out, she wasted no time.

"This just looks like a flower shop to me," she beamed. "When it became available, I jumped at it."

Cindy has left the original tin ceiling, which helps to give the shop its quaint and inviting atmosphere. But she will be installing a cooler for pre-arranged flowers.

"I want people to be able to touch and smell the arrangements. That's what flowers are for," she confided.

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