Flower shop pops up at One Paseo for Valentine’s Day
Posies Floral Company has set up a shop with a vintage trailer full of flowers for Valentine’s Day at One Paseo.
The Scripps Ranch-based florist will be at One Paseo from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Feb. 15 offering unique and fresh bouquets for your loved ones at the plaza near Tocaya Organica. Orders can be placed by call or text to (858) 693-7673.
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