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Did you know?

The Daffodil, or Narcissus

In Greek mythology, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection. He was turned into a flower, to nod into the water at his reflection forever. Also means "The sun is always shining when I'm with you, regard."

Bamboo is know to be good luck...

in some cultures. Although, when a bamboo plant flowers it is seen as bad luck in some Indian villages.

Poinsettias have been called the lobster flower and flame leaf flower.

Floral Shop

West Seattle Thriftway Floral Department Our floral department gets deliveries of fresh cut flowers, bedding and outdoor plants from local growers on a daily basis so you can expect fresh flowers in beautiful varieties each time you visit.

Flowers are the perfect way to say just about anything and are an important part to many formal gatherings. Melody, our floral department manager has 30 years of floral design experience. Her unique blend of creativity, professional knowledge and experience mixed with just the right amount of wackiness makes working with her extremely enjoyable and stress-free.

Contact our floral shop for your next special event! We have experience with Weddings and Banquets, Funerals and Wakes, Prom Corsages and other special events. Call for a free consultation!

Questions? Comments? Need an item?

We would love to hear from you. If you have any questions or feedback for us or if you would like an item we do not carry, please let us know.

We NEVER sell or distribute your email address or your personal information. EVER!!

Extend the life of your Cut Flowers.

Extend the life of your cut flowers

Change Water Often:

Cut flowers thrive on fresh, clean water, give them a fresh cut and change the water every other day.

Use a SHARP pair of scissors and cut at an angle, 1/2 inch should be all you need to cut at one time.

Flower Foods:

Just like people, different flowers like to eat different things. For instance, you should never feed tulips the little complimentary food packets that come with most bouquets, but other flowers love it.

After purchasing your bouquet, cut 1/4 inch of the stems and stick in a vase with luke warm water and one packet of food.