Every year about this time I send a dozen red roses to an Assisted Living Center in Ellendale, ND…read more The process is simple as pie...I call up Nola at Prairie Floral, she tells me when she is expecting a delivery of flowers and then she "pretties up" my dozen and walks them on over to the Evergreen which is just down the road. Nola is terrific, though we've never met in person. When I call, we chat for a while and she brings me up to speed on local events...and of course, the weather. (It is, after all, WINTER in North Dakota.) I can always count on the flowers arriving just exactly at the right time....where they will be treasured by their recipients...Nola will walk through sleet, snow and the proverbial winds of the Plains to get the flowers to their destination. Now, you might ask, why do I send the flowers to a place I've never been, to be received by a person I've never met? I'd tell you, but the tale would be too long for a Yelp review and anyway...isn't this about the good customer service of the floral shop? Let your imagination run wild. Its not gonna help 'cause I'm not gonna say. But if you want flowers, origami, barbed wire ornaments or any one of a number of curiousities...Prairie Floral is your shop. You'll appreciate the prices and the service. And somebody's mother will appreciate the thought.

These folks did an excellent job with floral arrangements for my mom's funeral! They took my rough…read moredescriptions and turned them into works of art!

From the owner: Bridge City Florist proudly serves Mobridge and surrounding areas. We are your local family…read moreflorist, and are committed to offering only the finest floral arragnements and gifts backed by friendly prompt service. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Let Bridge City Florist be your first choice for flowers.

Great service and prices located in Jamestown for a long time. Be careful Flowers by Eva claims…read morethey are in Jamestown. They are overseas using local florists. And charging 20 dollar delivery. They have an 877 prefix. Use only Don's and they are great Jamestown residents.

I was horribly disappointed with the customer service and the flowers I had delivered from Don's…read more Don's advertises a !00% guarantee but when I called and tried to discuss the problem with my order I was told " It is what it is. We were busy." I spent $120. on a bouquet I could have picked up in my local grocery store for under $30. .

Lily's designed another bouquet for my daughter in law. She had a baby boy. Thank you Lily's for…read moreanother beautiful bouquet.

Unbelievably poor product and service!…read more I don't live in Aberdeen, but was in town last weekend for a family funeral. To save time, I called in an order before I left for a funeral wreath listed at $150 on their website. When I arrived at the funeral home, what I discovered looked something like something that had been recycled from the weekend before. Several flowers that had apparently fallen off, and were indiscriminately placed back on. I'm not talking about two or three, there were dozens of flowers that were just lying on their sides on top of other flowers. I spent 15 minutes sticking as many back in as I could, the picture is from after that effort, and I still missed some. When I returned home, I discovered they actually charged me $200 for this disaster, I reached out via email. The response I got back was "once it has been delivered it is out of our control as to what happens to it", with no explanation of why I was charged $50 more. They actually blamed the funeral home. I have some experience with funeral wreaths, having the unfortunate honor of purchasing more than a dozen in the last few year's (this was my first for Aberdeen), so I know that flowers don't fall off like that unless you do a poor job putting them in, or you skimp on the number of flowers so they don't have enough volume to hold them in. I was born in Aberdeen, and I remember the people being proud of the work they do and the products they make, so I was surprised to learn that today's Aberdeen doesn't give a crap anymore.