Last month, the 105-year-old Cambridge shop’s impending closure was announced. Its longtime manager had other ideas.
When Brattle Square Florist announced its impending closure in late December, it felt like a moment of mourning for loyal customers of the 105-year-old Harvard Square institution.
Many were in disbelief that the shop would disappear on Jan. 31. Some began paying visits to browse the blooms while they still could. “I could wallpaper a room with the notes and letters and cards we received,” said longtime manager Stephen Zedros.
But it turns out that reports of Brattle Square Florist’s demise were premature, or at least, not the last word: The business is going to keep its doors open at a new address.