The rise of inflation has indeed impacted the floral industry, increasing costs at every level—from growers to wholesalers to retailers.

Here at Blooms, we stand for quality 100% of the time. Keeping that in mind with the rise in inflation, we will never compromise the product leaving our shop. Unfortunately, that will cause a rise in our prices. While maintaining the integrity of our business, understand we never want to jeopardize our standards. As before when Mother Nature allows, we will have our hands in our own soil. Not only do we plant our own seeds, we also out source from local farmers during the summer months allowing cost to fluctuate a bit.

• We will not leave arrangements in the elements unless told otherwise in notes. With that we are not held responsible for loss, theft or damage of arrangement. In the case no one is home to receive we will bring it back to the shop and call the SENDER to notify the recipient and fail of delivery. They will have 24 hours to arrange pickup or request delivery for additional fee. We are NOT liable of refunding sender.

• Deliveries will not be made on days of business closure (Sunday or Monday) Will deliver day of opening.

Short answer, no. why? Sometimes vases are out of stock, backordered or discontinued. Once in a while our supplier won’t receive the right color of flowers that we requested or worse, we receive a bad batch. Unfortunately we cannot plan ahead all the time for funerals, which may have the need of our in-stock flowers, which in turn causes supply issues. Bottom line, we always strive for perfection and pleasing you. With that sometimes the arrangement might be a tinge different then your expectations but always know, the quality and effort remain.

Same day orders will be cut off by 12pm. Tuesday-Friday. Saturday orders must be placed by 9AM otherwise it won’t get deliver until Tuesday Morning.

As a matter of fact, we quite literally work alongside next door even to Thompson Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home. We are their go to florist on their website. If your family or loved one’s arrangements are made with TLYFH we almost always will be the one creating and designing their casket spray and any additional pieces requested.

If you are ordering for a specific loved one’s funeral and their services are with TLYFH when checking out in notes simply put the deceased name and we can coordinate colors to match their design and style.

We also make deliveries to other local Funeral Homes within our delivery zones

Our Petite-Standard- displays nicely on an end table or smaller desk

Premium-Upgrade- will come with a bigger vase/opening allowing for more flowers along with a few selected premium Blooms. Great for an island, dinning room table, office table.

Statement and More- it’s just that, these arrangements aren’t shy, they kill for attention, and we do just that. Perfect for special occasions, grand entrances, large table

Our flowers will never leave our shop unless they have had a fresh cut and fresh water. After getting them home and enjoying them for a day we recommend cutting the stems on an angle (that allows them to drink easier than a flat hack that sits flush in the vase) once you give them an angle trim replace the water and add part of your food packet. Continue to cut and give them a fresh drink daily. Over the period of time and loss, remove the unfortunate casualties as that will help keep the other ones that are still fresh in the vase. * It goes without say we all enjoy the unique and premium flowers; it comes with great sorrow that they seem to be the first ones to wilt.

Houseplant Care: Better believe, even if you buy from us, we always suggest debugging and fertilizing soon after purchasing. How much should I water? Lets just say, better to UNDERwater than to have standing and really moist soil. A tip we share *but varies depending on dryness in your home, light sources, time of year, water on a church day/s. Typically most houseplants can go every 2-3 days in between. Succulents even longer yet. There are plenty of plant apps and google pages to go further into detail.