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Buy flowers today and place your order by 2PM on M-F and 1PM on Saturday for same day delivery.
all purchases exceeding $250 qualify for complimentary delivery to your doorstep!
Carnations are a timeless and elegant flower that have captured hearts across generations. With their ruffled petals, diverse palette of colors, and delightful fragrance, carnations are among the most cherished flowers in the world. Originally from the Mediterranean region, they have been cultivated for over 2,000 years and have played significant roles in both ancient and modern cultures. In many traditions, carnations are symbols of love, fascination, and distinction. In the language of flowers, different colors of carnations carry different meanings: red for deep love and admiration, white for purity and luck, and pink for gratitude and affection. Like the sentiments they convey, carnations are enduring emblems of love, beauty, and celebration.
Lilies are one of the most elegant and sophisticated flowers in the world. With their tall stems, delicate petals, and sweet fragrance, they are a symbol of purity, devotion, and renewal. Lilies have a long and rich history, dating back to ancient times. They were often used in religious ceremonies and were associated with goddesses and deities. In Greek mythology, the Lily is said to have sprung from the milk of the goddess Hera, wife of Zeus.In Christian tradition, the lily is a symbol of the Virgin Mary and represents purity and devotion. It is often depicted in artwork and used in religious ceremonies, such as Easter and funerals. Lilies are also associated with rebirth and renewal. In many cultures, they are a symbol of the coming of spring and the beginning of a new season. They are often used in floral arrangements to convey a message of hope and renewal.
The Peony is a beautiful and delicate flower that is beloved by many. The Peony is a popular flower in Western cultures and is often associated with romance, love, and marriage. In Greek mythology, the Peony is named after Paeon, a student of the god of medicine, Asclepius. Paeon used the Peony to heal a wounded god, and Asclepius became jealous of Paeon's abilities, turning him into the flower we know today as the Peony. In addition to their beauty and cultural significance, Peonies also have a practical use. The root of the Peony plant is used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is a symbol of culture, tradition, and the beauty and power of nature.
Buy flowers today and place your order by Noon on M-F and 10AM on Saturday for same day delivery. For Sunday delivery please call the store, or if you are past the online cutoff times. We are the premier local florist serving Columbia County, NY. If you have any questions call us at 518.828.9952.
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They did an excellent and beautiful job for surprise engagement flowers! My fiancé explained what he wanted over the phone and they made it come to life for me. Would highly recommend!
My husband has purchased a bouquet for me from the shop on a regular basis for a couple years. Always attractive and fresh. Had to share the picture below. This is a bouquet that is 10 DAYS OLD and still fresh. Amazing.
