Garden-Chic Floral Designs

While I do not know of a local business that offers the same type of premium flowers and garden-chic style that Froggy's Garden is known for, there are established florists in our area that deliver daily arrangements.  Type in "flowers" and the town name into your search engine.  Hide Sponsored Results or scroll down to find a business with a local address (visible in the business listing or on the local map).  Call them directly to place an order. (Some businesses may have a fee for online ordering.)

Teleflora and FTD are order gatherers with substantial advertising resources, aimed at earning your business.  They contract with local florists to fulfill and deliver your order. However, they charge high fees to you and the florist.  Your money will go much further if you call a local florist directly, and you can get the same or similar arrangement you see on their websites.  If you cannot find a local address on their website, they are not a local florist.

Tip:  Ask for "florist's choice" or if they offer weekly specials. You will get a more interesting floral arrangement with new flowers in season.

Tip:  Avoid Ava's Flowers, Terry's Flowers, Just Flowers, and Sunny Flower Delivery. They are unscrupulous businesses that take 75% of the order cost, leaving the fulfilling florist with 25% of the value to create and deliver the order.  You and your recipient will be disappointed!

Avoid 1-800-Flowers.  They ship unarranged flowers harvested too early in a box with a vase. You and the recipient will be disappointed.

The Bouqs, Farmgirl Flowers, and Urban Stems will ship nicely arranged bouquets.  Just be mindful of the weather when shipping flowers. Flowers will not survive when left outside by delivery drivers in temperatures below freezing or in extreme heat, and will arrive stressed in the event of shipping delays.

They are fine for simple grab-and-go, inexpensive bouquets.  Their roses tend to droop quickly and usually don't open nicely.  I have found that Trader Joe's and Wegmans have the nicest seasonal flower selection for grocery stores.  

Tip:  Local growers, farm stands, and farmers' markets offer a nice selection of seasonal bouquets during the growing season.