Voted "Best Place to Buy Fresh Flowers" 2008
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The largest selection of fresh cut flowers in West St. Paul at exceptional prices.

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Roses:  When receiving roses that are not in a vase, ends should be cut immediately with a sharp knife, never scissors. If you should choose to cut under water, use a bowl or sink of still water, never running water. Place each stem in water prepared with food packet according to directions. For longer lasting blooms, roses should be re-cut daily. Keep container in a cool area, never in a window or on top of a heat-producing appliance such as televisions or refrigerators. Roses should last an average of 7 days.

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    Classic Dozen Long -Stemmed Premium Roses $49.99+tax and delivery
   You can call us to order your flowers at 651-455-7764 and we will make a unique design just for you. If you would like to get some ideas, or if you would like to place and order, follow the link below to view the gallery, this link will bring you to a new page
, and a new site, but it is still ours, and is secure.
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651-455-7764

We also fulfill orders for 1-800 flowers. You can browse their site or any other wire service sites and then call us and order what you like, just give us the site address so we can look it up!
Click here to view 1800flowers site
and then call us with your order or we cannot guarantee that we will be chosen as the fulfilling florist.

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For more care instructions, design instructions, and opinions about flowers, flower shop issues, and whatever else seems pertinent at the time, check out The Flower Lady Blog. Just click on the link below.

 

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