With the fabulous new owner and storefront, this is THE only place I order flowers from. The owner,…read moreKaty, listens to what I wanted/flowers/color theme and stays within my budget and I'm blown away every time I go to pick up. They also last for weeks! My mother just received a gorgeous delivery for her 85th birthday today as well. Sorry to say, not from me but rather a family member out of state who went online looking and picked D'Rose on her own which speaks highly. Beautiful and unique arrangements that you know will arrive in full glory!

I've used this florist a few times for delivery and their service is great and the flowers are…read morelovely!

Great customer service flowers very pretty and arranged very nicely. Flowers on time…read more Great customer service flowers very pretty and arranged very nicely. Flowers on time

This is the best business ever in the world I got my wife some of their flowers and now we are…read moregetting a new house because of it. Thank you guys so much

1-800flowers. No! Worst ever. Don't know location as it's…read moreall by phone. $90+ for wilted. very small peonies 10, very small vase. Never again . Do.not use them. Go to.grocery.store.

I want to begin with saying that I have NEVER been so inclined to write a negative review of an…read moreestablishment in my entire life. Upon sharing my recent experience with Radford City Florist with friends and family, I decided to write this review. I currently live in New York City but Dublin, VA is and always will be my hometown. I recently had the misfortune of losing a relative back home in Pulaski. When this happened I was 5 weeks into a new job in New York and I was unable take time off work and get home for the funeral proceedings. Since I wasn't going to be there for my family, I decided I would send flowers to the funeral home for my family to view in my absence. Since I was informed of the death late and my new work schedule is very busy, I thought it would be best to call during my lunch hour, my only break during their operating hours. I understood I was cutting it close, as the wake was that evening of placing the order but given my late notice of the death, a quick turn around time for the wake, and a hectic day at the office, I made the order in the best time frame I could have. I actually looked forward to the call knowing that I would get to speak with someone from my hometown, and was comforted by that. I placed an order with the owner, Jeff Corbin. At the time he was sympathetic and took my order with care. He informed me of the time of the service and the time of the family viewing. At that time I asked him if my flower arrangement would make it to the funeral home in time for the family viewing at 5:30 PM, and he said yes. At 6:30 I got a call from my mother, this was 30 minutes into the public wake. She said my flowers were not anywhere to be found at the funeral home. I was extremely disappointed and called Radford City Florist immediately and left a message, as they were closed for the day. Someone called me back the next day and put owner Jeff Corbin, on the phone. I explained to him my disappointment that the flowers had not arrived before the family viewing as promised. His first response was "well what would you like me to do for you?" I was very thrown off by this and hoped that he, as the owner, would begin by offering something to ME, a common business practice everywhere except Radford City Florist apparently. He then told me that he personally hand delivered the flowers to the owner of funeral home at 6:45. Again, 45 MINUTES into the wake and I was promised delivery at 5:30. Even if the flowers were not delivered for the family viewing, they should have been present for the start of the actual wake. BOTTOM LINE. Jeff then offered me something completely outrageous. HE TOLD ME HE WOULD BE GLAD TO GIVE ME A REFUND FOR MY PURCHASE BUT WOULD HAVE TO SEND SOMEONE TO THE FUNERAL HOME TO PICK THEM UP. This call was at 10:00 AM and the funeral service began at 11:00 AM. He was fully aware of what time it was and that he would be removing my flowers as the service was beginning. I explained to him that I WANTED to pay for the flowers as I WANTED to be at the service. I hoped that since I was not given what I was promised he might be willing to waive some of the price, a delivery charge, etc. He said the best he could offer me was picking up the flowers prior to the service and giving me a refund. We went around on the phone for quite sometime when he finally began to criticize me for my late order and thought I was trying to "beat him down to get something for free". I OFFERED TO PAY FOR THE FLOWERS AND EXPLAINED THAT I WANTED THE FLOWERS TO BE PRESENT, so I'm not exactly sure how that is "asking to get something for free". At this point I began to get very upset because he was unaware, and did not even take into consideration, that my circumstances were less than ideal. I can honestly say I did the best I could with the timeframe I had. Ultimately, I paid full price for the arrangement and did not receive any compensation for the broken promise of delivery time. After telling this story to numerous people here in the city and back home, I have gotten one prominent reaction: disgust. I am completely appalled by the insensitivity of owner Jeff Corbin. I thought his offer to remove my flowers before the service began was cruel, unusual, rude, and just tacky. As someone who grew up getting prom corsages and numerous flower arrangements from Radford City Florist for graduation and good grades, I am just heartbroken that my "hometown flower shop" has lost the nostalgia that it once held for me. I have received better customer service from better human beings in a large, overpopulated city like New York than a hometown establishment, and that makes me very sad.

Working with Gwynn from Stonecrop Farm was truly one of the highlights of our wedding. Gwynn puts…read moreyour mind at ease about every detail of the floral arrangements, from nailing your color scheme to making sure the wraps on the bouquets are the perfect fabric for your wedding's vibe. We met at the farm to discuss the details of our wedding about 2 months in advance, and it was amazing to see the actual fields where our flowers were grown. Stonecrop grew and arranged the most beautiful bouquets, boutonnieres, and centerpieces. Gwynn was familiar with our venue, Whitegate farm, and even knew how to adjust our altar piece so it would hang at exactly the right angle. Stonecrop's pricing is extremely reasonable, and they are willing to work with you to find the exact type of vases and other details that you want. We even had room in the budget to use their beautiful hanging floral chandelier! We could not have been more pleased with Stonecrop Farm! they were the best vendor decision we made for our wedding!

From the owner: Our family farm grows vegetables and flowers in the New River Valley. Find our products at the…read moreBlacksburg Farmers Market. Subscribe to our weekly bouquet program for flowers delivered to Blacksburg every Wednesday. Plan your wedding or special event with arrangements grown and styled just for you. We don't have a shop that you can pop in, but find us at the Blacksburg Farmers Market or schedule a time to sit down and design the flowers for your event.

Ordered flowers from PA for delivery to sick sister-in-law in Roanoke. I gave minimal idea of what…read moreI wanted and Mary Jo created a beautiful basket AND delivered the same day. We are so pleased with the flowers and service.

From the owner: Unique floral creations of fresh flowers deliverable to your loved ones at their home, hospital or…read morefuneral homes with contactless delivery. Order your Valentine's Day bouquet now! We specialize in event planning and floral design right down to the smallest detail in the Roanoke Valley, Blacksburg, Lynchburg, Radford, Lexington, Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia. We will travel to you!