Arranged connections: Flowers allowing people to stay in touch during pandemic
Rosa Guerrero adds the final touches to a bouquet at the Florist in the Garden flower shop in Moses Lake. Flowers have been a popular way for people to keep in touch during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Flowers have been a popular way for people to encourage, and stay in touch with, friends and family, like this arrangement made by Rosa Guerrero at Florist in the Garden in Moses Lake.
Rosa Guerrero, Florist in the Garden in Moses Lake, puts the finishing touches on a bouquet. Flowers have been a popular way for people to keep in touch during the coronavirus pandemic.
Rosa Guerrero carries an arrangement to the cooler at Florist in the Garden in Moses Lake. Flowers have been a popular way for people to encourage and stay in touch with family and friends during the coronavirus pandemic.
MOSES LAKE — It’s been a bad year to get together with family and friends.
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