Central Square Florist

A fixture of Cambridge since 1929, Central Square Florist stands as a multi-generational legacy that transitioned from a traditional mom-and-pop shop into a modern community staple. Originally purchased by Morris Gamer in the 1940s, the business has been steered by four generations of the family, moving from Myron Levine to his son David and now to his granddaughter Jackie. While the shop remains deeply rooted in its neighborhood-florist charm, it has consistently embraced the innovation of its MIT and Harvard surroundings by integrating advanced industry technology and interactive design classes. Today, the family continues to honor their century-old commitment to the community by blending timeless floral expertise with a forward-thinking approach to local connection.