National Boss’s Day is right around the corner and now is the time to pick out the perfect floral arrangement from Freytag’s Florist for the special bosses and supervisors in your life. Boss’s Day is a secular holiday celebrated on October 16 in the United States and Canada. It has traditionally been a day for employees to thank their bosses and supervisors for being there for them throughout the year.

In the past few years, National Boss’s Day has gone from a national holiday to a globally recognized holiday. It is the one time of year to show your boss just how grateful you are for all they do for you and all your co-workers- so don’t hesitate, find the perfect flower arrangement for your boss today!

Flowers are an excellent way to show a boss that you appreciate them, and no one knows flowers like Freytag’s Florist, a leader in floral delivery in the Austin, Texas area since 1974. National Boss’s Day only comes around once a year, and it is the one day to take some time and appreciate all that your boss has done for you. Even in work environments where boss’s and employees butt heads, the boss still does what they need to in order to keep the company running. In most peoples’ cases they wouldn’t be where they are today in their career without the help of their boss.

If you don’t have a current boss who you think highly of, maybe you have an old boss you want to thank for what they have done for you in the past. Sending flowers is a small way of showing someone that they matter in your life. Don’t let this National Boss Day pass by without sending someone a special flower arrangement!

This “All Smiles Mug” from Freytag’s Florist is a great choice to brighten a boss’s day this October 16th! A joyful mug brimming with yellow and white daisies and roses- it’s like delivering a smile right to their office!

Have a stressed out boss with a hectic job? This Zilker Zen Garden from Freytag’s Florist is the ideal gift to bring some serenity into any office. Inspired by the beautiful Zilker Botanical Gardens, bright splashes of sunshine yellow are arranged in a Zen style with bamboo architecture.