We’re excited to shine a Town & Country Business Spotlight on LexiLou, the creative floral studio behind the beautiful porch pots outside our Minot Main location. Lexi, the owner, brings her passion for flowers and community to every arrangement, class, and planter bundle she creates. From wedding florals to DIY planter workshops, her mission is to make every piece personal, joyful, and a little bit unexpected.
When asked why she chose Town & Country Credit Union for her financial needs, Lexi shared, “I chose Town & Country because it’s a community that truly values connection. Everyone supports each other, shows up for small businesses, and cares about building something together. It felt like the perfect fit for LexiLou — warm, welcoming, and full of people who appreciate creativity.”
What makes LexiLou special in the community is its focus on accessibility, fun, and genuine connection. Whether it’s a holiday planter drop-off, a last-minute teacher gift, or a DIY workshop, Lexi brings joy into everyday moments. Her business thrives on flexibility, creativity, and building meaningful relationships with her customers.
There are many ways the community can support LexiLou. Ordering flowers or porch pots, signing up for classes, leaving a review, sharing her social posts, referring friends for events or home décor, or simply engaging on social media all make a difference in growing her business.
Exciting things are happening at LexiLou! Starting January 1, she will officially take over The Market on 4th, a shop featuring 24 small businesses that offer homemade goods, florals, plants, and even a kid-friendly shopping area. To celebrate, she’s hosting an Open House from January 8–10, 10 AM–4 PM, inviting everyone to explore this new one-stop spot for supporting local creators.
We’re proud to have Lexi as part of the Town & Country community and look forward to seeing all the beautiful things she continues to create. Be sure to check out the porch pots during your next visit to our Minot Main location, explore her upcoming workshops, or visit The Market on 4th during the Open House to support local creativity. If you’d like to connect with Lexi directly for custom work or workshop inquiries, she can be reached at (701) 822-2434 or lexidclark@gmail.com.
