Connecticut (CT) Florists, Flower Shops & Florist Directory
When the time comes that you want to send flowers to someone across the street or across the country, we can help make your decisions easy. Our national directory of local flower shops and florists gives you all the information you need to be able to contact the people who will actually make and deliver your floral gift. By ordering direct from local flower shops and florists, you save money because there are no middlemen charges. Also by ordering direct, you will know exactly what is available and in season. If no florist is located in the city or town you want, we also list flower shops and florists in cities and towns that are near and close by.
Locate-A-Flower-Shop.com® is a directory of FTD and Teleflora flower shops and retail stores. We help you find the florist shop that meets your exact needs. It doesn't matter if you want to send flowers, roses, plants, orchids, fruit baskets, gifts, candy, balloons or silk arrangements, local flower shops have the expertise to guide you to make the correct flower selection.
Flowers convey the thoughts and feelings words cannot. From a birthday, wedding or anniversary gift to a loved one's funeral or memorial, local floral shops can help you say it with flowers.
Please place your order as early as possible from the florist to be sure of same day delivery. If you so choose, you can enter your order online through the flower shop's Internet web site or if you want help, use the toll free telephone number of the floral shop. For those florist shops in Guilford, CT not having a toll free telephone number, a local telephone number along with area code is listed.
When you have only two pennies left in the world, buy a loaf of bread with one, and a lily with the other. ~ Chinese Proverb
Flowers are love's truest language. ~ Park Benjamin
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers. ~ Basho
Iris:
Common Names: Iris, Netted Iris, Dutch Iris
Description: Flowers open to 1 to 3 inches across. Long, thin, pointed leaves grow from the base of the stem. Colors include bluish-purple, deep purple, lavender, white and yellow. Many have yellow markings on the lower part of the petals. Vase life is two to five days.
Gladiolus:
Common Names: Gladiolus, Glad, Gladioli
Description: Tall, tightly packed spikes of six to eight blossoms open in sequence from the bottom. The 2- to 8-inch-wide florets bloom in one direction with sword shaped foliage on stems. Gladiolus lend itself to almost any type of style from the use of a full stem to provide height to a tall arrangement or individual florets for corsage and wedding work. Gladiolus last seven to 10 days and are available in a wide variety of colors including white, green, cream, yellow, buff, orange, salmon, pink, red, lavender, purple, blue and terra cotta.
Ordering Advice:
Floral designers are very creative individuals. Rather than specifying the precise location of every flower in the arrangement, tell them the overall "look" you want (e.g., round arrangement, loose flowers in a vase, etc.) and let them use their creativity to do something spectacular for you!
Place your flower order early, especially for holidays. By placing the order a few days ahead of the delivery date, you give the florist the chance to order the product you want if they do not already have it. Additionally, florists usually have a limit to the quantity of orders they can deliver for a particular holiday. By placing your order early, you will make sure you are one of those able to get their orders filled.
Locate-A-Flower-Shop.com® is a directory of FTD and Teleflora flower shops and retail stores. We help you find the florist shop that meets your exact needs. It doesn't matter if you want to send flowers, roses, plants, orchids, fruit baskets, gifts, candy, balloons or silk arrangements, local flower shops have the expertise to guide you to make the correct flower selection.
Flowers convey the thoughts and feelings words cannot. From a birthday, wedding or anniversary gift to a loved one's funeral or memorial, local floral shops can help you say it with flowers.
Please place your order as early as possible from the florist to be sure of same day delivery. If you so choose, you can enter your order online through the flower shop's Internet web site or if you want help, use the toll free telephone number of the floral shop. For those florist shops in Guilford, CT not having a toll free telephone number, a local telephone number along with area code is listed.
When you have only two pennies left in the world, buy a loaf of bread with one, and a lily with the other. ~ Chinese Proverb
Flowers are love's truest language. ~ Park Benjamin
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers. ~ Basho
Iris:
Common Names: Iris, Netted Iris, Dutch Iris
Description: Flowers open to 1 to 3 inches across. Long, thin, pointed leaves grow from the base of the stem. Colors include bluish-purple, deep purple, lavender, white and yellow. Many have yellow markings on the lower part of the petals. Vase life is two to five days.
Gladiolus:
Common Names: Gladiolus, Glad, Gladioli
Description: Tall, tightly packed spikes of six to eight blossoms open in sequence from the bottom. The 2- to 8-inch-wide florets bloom in one direction with sword shaped foliage on stems. Gladiolus lend itself to almost any type of style from the use of a full stem to provide height to a tall arrangement or individual florets for corsage and wedding work. Gladiolus last seven to 10 days and are available in a wide variety of colors including white, green, cream, yellow, buff, orange, salmon, pink, red, lavender, purple, blue and terra cotta.
Ordering Advice:
Floral designers are very creative individuals. Rather than specifying the precise location of every flower in the arrangement, tell them the overall "look" you want (e.g., round arrangement, loose flowers in a vase, etc.) and let them use their creativity to do something spectacular for you!
Place your flower order early, especially for holidays. By placing the order a few days ahead of the delivery date, you give the florist the chance to order the product you want if they do not already have it. Additionally, florists usually have a limit to the quantity of orders they can deliver for a particular holiday. By placing your order early, you will make sure you are one of those able to get their orders filled.