Amaranth Florist
Narberth Avenue flower studio, best when you order designer's choice and let them pick the varieties, the palette, and the container. There's a flower-subscription club, too, if you want the arrangements to keep coming.
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Narberth Avenue flower studio, best when you order designer's choice and let them pick the varieties, the palette, and the container. There's a flower-subscription club, too, if you want the arrangements to keep coming.
The Easton Road florist the local funeral homes list by name, which is the kind of endorsement a flower shop can't buy. Closed Sundays, so plan the Saturday pickup accordingly.

The independent flower shop on Pottstown Pike, arranging everything from dish gardens to sympathy pieces. Delivery around Exton is priced by zip code, so have yours handy when you order.
A florist on East 12th working in bouquets, wreaths, and floral workshops. Small enough that Cheryl Ann likely arranges your order herself.
Florist at the western end of Lancaster Avenue, working weddings and funerals along with the ordinary Tuesday bouquet.
Flower shop at the north end of State Street, from everyday wrapped bouquets up through prom season and full weddings. The gallery runs to sympathy work and a line they call Vintage Posies.
A small family-run flower farm in the middle of Quakertown, growing its own stems and cutting them fresh for each order. Bouquets for pickup or delivery, wedding work, plus workshops if you want to learn to arrange your own.
A Conshohocken florist on Colwell Lane handcrafting arrangements for birthdays, weddings and everything in between. Same-day local delivery and a studio you can order from directly.
Durham Road garden center with a Manor Lane floral department and a Stihl power-equipment counter under one roof. The resident cats are, by all accounts, part of the draw.
Working florist on the Richboro road that handcrafts every arrangement and delivers same-day around Newtown, Wrightstown, and Langhorne. The wedding side runs through designer Denise Ramirez, who has done enough Holly Hedge Estate ceremonies to tell you what's necessary and what isn't.
Everlasting arrangements built from faux and dried flowers that outlast anything fresh-cut, backed by more than 30 years of design work. Much of the rest of the shop comes from small American makers.
A florist on North Keswick Avenue, steps from the Keswick Theatre and part of the Plaza Flowers group. Arrangements for the occasions that come up with no notice.
A garden center on West Glenside Avenue, big enough to be a drive-to rather than a corner shop. Plants, soil and the rest of the yard list, next door to the antique store at 379.
Florist on West Lancaster Avenue that handles wedding and event work alongside the everyday bouquet run. Arrangements, plants and gifts, all from one storefront.
Florist on Rittenhouse Place, in the short block of shops just off Lancaster Avenue. Arrangements for the occasions you remembered and the ones you remembered late.
Flowers and plants for every occasion from the storefront at the south end of Main Street, with delivery across Yardley and the towns around it. The kind of place worth knowing before the anniversary sneaks up on you.
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