Category: News

  • Kids club event Nov. 11 celebrates Veterans Day

    Royer’s Kids Club will celebrate Veterans Day with a free event Nov. 11. Children ages 5 to 12 will have an opportunity to make a special Veterans Day arrangement that includes an American flag. Participants also will receive a balloon. Time slots are available at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Registration is required by calling…

  • Fox 43 appearance: (home)coming attractions

    Homecoming can be a nervous time for high school students. Never mind asking someone to the dance; it can take real courage when it comes to choosing your date’s corsage or boutonniere. Rest assured, Royer’s is here to help. That was part of the message shared today by Erica Bixby of Royer’s when she visited…

  • Highlights from our fall catalog

    Every year, we introduce a fall catalog that contains approximately 20 percent new products. We asked Geoff Royer, Royer’s area manager and a member of the product development team, to describe how some of the new arrangements came about. Here’s what he told us: 3617 One of the tasks of the product development team was…

  • Refresh: Royer’s launches new website

    Temperatures go from warm to cool, green leaves turn gold, red, orange. And just as fall is the season of change in the natural world, it can be in the digital realm, too. At Royer’s, this fall coincides with the launch of our new website. It’s still at royers.com, of course, but it has a…

  • Planting the seeds for a successful school year

    New shirts, new shoes. Backpacks and notebooks. No doubt, one or more of those items was on your shopping list if you’re a parent preparing a child for the first day of school. Don’t forget a little something for your child’s teacher and classroom. A plant is a great option, not only for aesthetic reasons…

  • Royer’s ‘Power of Pink’ arrangement raises $2,640 for Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition

    Royer’s has donated $2,640 to the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition. For each sale of its “Power of Pink” arrangement, Royer’s donates $10 to breast cancer organizations, including $7,730 to the coalition since 2015. Based in Lebanon, the coalition (pabreastcancer.org) represents, supports and serves breast cancer survivors and their families in Pennsylvania through educational programming, legislative…

  • Dawn of a new arrangement: introducing Farmhouse Sunset

    Being a professional interior designer, Kristin Iwancio said entering Royer’s name-the-arrangement contest was “totally in my wheelhouse.” Indeed, it was. Iwancio, of Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, submitted the winning name – Farmhouse Sunset – among 639 total contest entries. “I love sunsets, so why not go with that? I’m never up early enough for sunrises,”…

  • Royer’s Stems Hunger collects 1,700 pounds of nonperishable food for area food banks

    A big thanks to everyone who contributed to this year’s Royer’s Stems Hunger food drive. With your help, we collected 1,706 pounds of nonperishable items, bringing the food drive’s seven-year total to more than six tons. Royer’s Stems Hunger, which took place June 17-July 1, collected 163 pounds for the Greater Berks Food Bank and…

  • Royer’s employees donate $740 to American Heart Association’s Lancaster division

    Royer’s employees have donated $740 to the American Heart Association’s Lancaster division. In January, employees had the opportunity to purchase red polo shirts bearing the Royer’s logo. For each shirt, they donated $10 to the heart association. The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke.…

  • Terrariums back on the job — and perfect for the office

    Entire TV shows these days are dedicated to tiny houses, so perhaps it should come as little surprise that mini-gardens are popular again. Royer’s recently reintroduced terrariums to its product lineup. They are individually crafted in our dish garden department in Lebanon and come in rope; dome (small, medium and large); and greenhouse versions. “You…