Maher’s Florist

Proudly serving the Pasadena Maryland community for 44 years

Winnie Maher opened the doors for the first time March 1, 1977 with an unyielding vision. Her daughter Kim has taken over the management for Maher’s Florist and is carrying on the strong vision and tradition set in motion by her mother.

That vision is to provide superior customer service and creating unique and distinct designs. Maher’s Florist is a loyal supporter of local flower growers and uses locally produced flowers as frequently as they are available.

Our talented staff has a deep passion and love for flowers. Each with over 20 years of design expertise. Our designers are eager to help you create a lasting impression for any occasion. Maher’s Florist serves numerous markets in the Pasadena Maryland area including Gibson Island, Glen Burnie, Linthicum, Millersville, Severn, Severna Park, Brooklyn, Hanover, Harmans and Curtis Bay, Arnold, Annapolis and most Baltimore zip codes.

Recently, Maher’s Florist management hired Flyline Search Marketing to manage their online marketing and sales platform. In addition, the Flyline team just completed a make over of the the Maher’s Florist website. Enhancements to floral product displays and ease of navigation were made. Flyline has worked with florists throughout the United States and produced tremendous sales growth for these florists.

Another great thing about Flyline is they bring a comprehensive approach to the table. They will help to develop lead streams while also reducing dependence on wire orders. They will manage social media, build brand recognition and enhance index information with the search engines. One of the greatest things customers have expressed about Flyline Search Marketing is their humble, dedicated and customer first approach. As the CEO Mark Lein likes to say, “we always put the customer first”.

Maher’s Florist

895-C Edwin Raynor Boulevard

Pasadena, MD 21122

info@mahersflorist.net or call us directly at (410)255-8181

Please visit Maher’s Florist for the best Christmas centerpieces!

Winter Fun Ornament Bouquet

We all are aware that the horrific covid pandemic has left folks jobless and struggling to provide. Now is the time that people are needing support and a caring attitude. Helping out by giving of your own time can benefit others tremendously. It can also make you feel good knowing you have volunteered to help others in need. In addition, it can be a valuable experience for your children to learn humility and how to be kind and caring with others who are in need. Most non profits and other groups would gladly welcome your assistance.

If you are wondering what some good ways to give back are, below are a few possibilities:

Donate food – There are numerous food banks that are in need of food donations. Just turn on the television and you will see long lines of cars where people have waited for hours for food packages. Involve your children when you go to the grocery store and make it an adventure. Your kids will know what other kids like to eat. Plus this will teach them to think about others in need and to be concerned for those that have fallen on hard times.
Donate toys and clothes – Most of us have closets filled will items that we have not used in a very long time. Instead of leaving those items unused, with the likelihood of being discarded at some point, why not gift them to children who other wise may have a bleak Christmas. Rarely used toys and clothes that children have out grown might be the perfect Christmas miracle to a child in need. You may also elect to go shopping for items and take them to a nonprofit or shelter.
Cook – Nothing like a wonderful home cooked casserole, pie, batch of cookies or cake to stir the joy in someone’s life. You can take your favorite dish to a single mom who is struggling everyday or to an elderly person that may live alone and cannot cook for themselves. Even take the treats to first responders fire and police stations to show your appreciation for all they do to keep us out of harms way and come to our aid in times of trouble.
Surprise homeless people – Surely we all remember how much fun a Christmas stocking can be. You never know what fun trinkets, coins and candies are hidden in those stockings. Think what a wonderful surprise a thoughtfully filled stocking could mean. Using some inexpensive stockings you can fill them with treats but also necessities like toothpaste, winter gloves, water bottles and other toiletries. How often are you stopped at a traffic light and see a struggling homeless person? If you have a supply of stockings in your car you can hand them out at various stops you make.
Visit a nursing home – This is such a lonely time for some elderly folks. The pandemic has heighted the loneliness and the fear for many of these people. Find what the restrictions are for dropping off gifts and care packages during this time. Christmas cards, gifts and holiday treats may truly brighten and bless an elderly heart.
Sponsor a family – Check with your church or other nonprofit organizations and ask about sponsoring a family in need. You can shop online if you feel safer or brave the retail stores while practicing CDC guidelines. Have fun picking out items that the family has put on their wish list.

Our talented and enthusiastic floral designers at Maher’s Florist are excited to assist you with a stylish centerpiece for your Christmas table. And how much more enjoyable your feast will be knowing that you donated time and items to make another person’s Christmas just a little more enjoyable.