Thanks to the pleasant customers and store owner provided us with helpful information on other…read moreactivities to explore in Kearney, Missouri. We were recommended to visit Bea's, a former church turned flower shop and novelty store. I appreciate how these historic buildings are repurposed for small businesses. as I didn't buy anything, I do think prices were reasonable and the value of the items were very nice. Hours are Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Friday 9 AM to 5 PM Saturday 9 AM to 1 PM and Monday 9 AM to 5 PM. Closed on Sunday. 103 South Jefferson St. Ste A. Kearney, Missouri.

I'm not familiar with the area and found Bea's Flowers and Gifts on Yelp…read more Shannon was so kind,helpful and just had that hometown demeanor about her. The arrangement was beautiful and my dear friend was so happy and pleased with it. Thank you Shannon! You helped me brighten someone's day today! Mindy C.

I placed an order from out of state and called to check on the status of my delivery. The person…read moreon the phone was beyond rude, stating in a disrespectful and inappropriate voice "What's the problem?!" I followed up with my sweet aunt who loves everyone and everything. she said the arrangement looks like it's a Dollar Tree playset. The flowers aren't quality. I'm now sending her a giant bouquet from KCMO.

I ordered a funeral arrangement to be delivered. It was delivered by a "new driver" to the wrong…read morearea of the funeral home so wasn't at the service. I was told that the order would be cancelled because of this. I didn't see a credit for several days so called and was told they'd "had a flat tire", which didn't match the original story. I said I would take a half credit back since the flowers were received by the family, but still haven't seen that credit after many days. I won't use them again because I simply don't trust them.

They were very helpful in suggesting what plants i needed for my project, they even helped with…read moresuggestions on spacing. I was very pleased and highly recommend them.

From the owner: Landscaping, Hardscaping, Hardscape, Retaining Wall, Patio, Paver, Trees, Shrubs, Flowers,…read morePerennials, Fertilizer, Grass Seed, River Rock, Mulch, Stone, Irrigation, Snow Removal, Flagstone, Landscape, Garden Center, Nursery,

Great family business One of the most talented florists in…read morethe metropolitan region Been a clover for decades

use this florist whenever i need to send flowers bouquets…read moreare always fresh and beautiful and never skimpy

Sad to say, very disappointed. Ordered flowers for my wife for Valentine's Day 2019. There were a…read morecouple of things that stood out ... 1.) Nothing is perfect, and I wasn't expecting an exact match, recognizing the fine print beforehand, "When you order custom designs, they will be produced as closely as possible to the picture. Please remember that each design is custom made. No two arrangements are exactly alike and color and/or variety substitutions of flowers and containers may be necessary. Prices and availability of seasonal flowers may vary." However, the number of star-gazer lilies in the photo vs. the 3 in the bouquet is surprising, and for over $100, very shocking. Secondly, the received bouquet comprised of a lot of carnations and greenery. Third, roses added, but not pictured originally, were already beginning to wilt. Lastly, blue. Why? It just seemed odd for Valentine's Day. 2.) Perhaps I'm wrong, but stem leaves in the water I hear is a big no-no from years of buying flowers as they decay in the water and subsequently shorten the life of the bloom. 3.) Surprised to see that no flower flood was provided to keep the health of the bouquet. Luckily had an extra, re-cut stems, and refreshed the water to keep the roses alive that are wilting faster than the other flowers. I have found flower food to be essential to keeping a bouquet for weeks. What did I learn: 1.) When you order flowers from a distance, you are at the mercy of the florist. Should've done what I always do, build your own bouquet. I honestly could've done better and cheaper at a grocery store. 2.) Don't order flowers to be delivered on a Monday. Probably much like grocery stores you don't want to order after a weekend as more than likely the fresh flowers arrive during the week. 3.) Don't spend over $100 on flowers unless your absolutely sure.

ZERO STARS. I tried to use this florist for Mother's Day…read more Online it says flowers may be replaced if not available. I called and spoke with the woman who owns the business and let her know I have no problem with that but NO lilies are to be used as they are toxic and deadly to cats and my mother has one. Well, they show up with a lily. When I tried to get a refund (which at least that part of business they got right) the woman told me she has cats and they're fine around lilies and lilies are only worth $7 so she doesn't understand why I'd need an entire refund. They could have KILLED my moms cat??? And THEN when they needed me to text my moms address to the number I was speaking, they told me I was trying to take advantage of the situation and even told me to never use them again. Due to THEIR NEGLIGENCE. Do not recommend, and their customer service lacks empathy and professionalism. UPDATE: It's been two weeks and I've actually never received a refund as promised from the business owners. So not only do they lack in customer service and delivery, but also honestly.