Station Flowers- or, as I think of it, the Emergency Flower Shop- has been a fixture of South…read moreShawlands for years. I am often tempted in by the cheap bunches of flowers huddled in the doorway, to brighten up what has been a gloomy winter, but they also have plenty of more impressive flowers behind the door. Because of its size and location, it tends to be the one where people rush in and out- best to know what you want rather than hope to be inspired- but for such a small shop, the selection is marvelous. The choices are more idiosyncratic than those in Tesco's across the road, and the staff always seem pleased to see me: friendly and traditional, it conjures up old fashioned images of commuters buying flowers on the way home from work.

Definitely the best florist in Glasgow. Tucked away in a Business Park but it means you can park…read moreright outside their front door - a real plus for us West Enders. I get flowers for my wife here and they do such a great job. Their previous shop at 33 Hyndland Street is now a Flower School. Again my wife is a huge fan.

Paradise of Flowers is a new florists located in the South Side of Glasgow, they always have…read morebeautiful flower displays in the window that always catch my eye. Whatever the occasion, they cater for all flower needs here, and they also have a delivery service, which is completely free! The staff are really helpful and friendly and if you have a specific bouquet in mind then they will be able to create it for you, if you don't have anything specific in mind then they will be more than able to create a beautiful bunch of flowers that you will love.

This is a grand wee place, which I am annoyed at myself for not investigating earlier. It looks…read moretiny from the outside, but inside it's actually a decent size while still being very homey and welcoming. The staff certainly help this vibe through being really friendly, polite and chatty. As Eleanor has said they always have lovely displays and bouquets hence are more than happy to offer suggests to you. Alternatively, they can make your stumbling request (I know no flower names at all and they were extremely good at guessing from my rather strained descriptions) into a work of art. They also offer a range of very reasonably priced cards, wrapping and other small gifts. Look out for their selection of potted plants too, I got a lovely little Ivy plant for £1.49. Bargain!

Down by the Botanics side of Glasgow you'll find a small flower stall set up along the front of…read moreFopp; it's a convenient and affordable little place to pick up flowers for your a forgotten friend's birthday or your girlfriend. Hint hint. HINT HINT. Ahem. The chap's always friendly and he seems like he's negotiable too - a relaxed little seller and a nice feature of Byres Road that brightens up the place.

whilst I'm not an expert on blooms myself, it's nice and wonderfully old-fashioned to see a…read morefriendly local flower seller still doing his stuff. Tulips, roses, or perhaps a nice dafodil, it's all here. And, unlike most street sellers, he doesn't bump you out of your change. Wonderful.

Flowers, I don't know so much about. What I do know is that the stems part of this Southside…read moreinstitution stocks lots of nice, colourful ones and has them set them out in a regimented manner which suggests the owners know the difference between a flower and a weed. They're one step ahead of me then. However, it was the stalks section which most appealed to me. With a fantastic range of fruit and veg, this place is a more modern take on Roots and Fruits, its West End equivalent, with less of the achingly-hip contrived hippy vibe. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly, the music is upbeat and lively, adding to the unpretentious atmosphere, while the produce is reasonably priced and as fresh as it possibly can be. I particularly recommend checking out the wide range of fruit juices they have on offer. All this and not a dreadlock in sight.

I note the positive reviews on here, and I am glad others have had a good experience with this…read moreplace, but; I was in here a few months back to order a buttonhole for a wedding. There were two members of staff on duty, one was busy with a customer (presumably the owner), the other was not. I tried in vain to get the attention of the non-occupied person to no avail, and stood. And stood. And stood. I eventually left 10 mins later and bought my buttonhole flower from the much friendlier and cheaper (£3.50 compared to £5) florist on Minard Rd. Manners cost nothing, a "i'll be with you in 5 minutes, take a seat" o something similar was all it would have took. Instead I was treated like nothing. Utterly ignorant, and shameful. I will NEVER buy anything ftom this place again. Avoid if you value good customer service.

I used to feel like this garden centre was a second home and I felt at one amidst the bracken and…read moreshrubs in the green house. My Grandparents used to take me and my brother here when we were young and I can remember going pretty much every other day. Quite bizarre now I think about it, as they only had a tiny garden. This place is huge and you can get everything you could ever imagine for a garden, gnomes, compost, plant pots, you name it, it's all here. So if you're green fingered then head down to Rouken Glen Garden Centre to pick up a plant or two and maybe even some tips from the other plant fanatics.

Is there anything more exciting that wondering round a garden centre?…read more Yes, lots of things. In fact anything! But that's not the point! As far as garden centre's go Rouken Glen is one of the best. I'm not a big plant lover because they require care and attention and I am too busy caring for and attending to myself but, they don't just have plants at Rouken Glen! There is also a large gift shop which sells all manner of randomness from vases and candles to jewelry and mugs. The pleasant little coffee shop sells some yummy cakes and light lunch items. When I go to visit my wee 89 year old Granpa I take him to this coffee shop and he flirts with all the old ladies, sweet and disgusting in equal measures! My favorite thing about Rouken Glen is the Christmas section; it is a magical winter wonderland! I particularly like the outdoor Christmas light section, a little wonder around here is a great way to get you in the festive mood!

This is a wonderful florists. Nestled in a side street in Govan, its an easy place to overlook, but…read moreis well worth a visit. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic and the prices are brilliant. I got my wedding flowers here and I was amazed at the personal attention, care, and bouquets I received. My husband returned on my first anniversary for flowers for me and the florist remembered us - now thats what I call excellent service.

This is a fabulous and friendly local florist on Duke Street, which always stocks a beautiful…read moreselection of bouquets and an amazing variety of flowers to suit your taste, from plain old carnations to romantic red roses. The owner is always friendly and helpful and can be seen getting her hands dirty and arranging the flowers beautifully in the displays outside. A really nice bunch of flowers makes a great gift and this is the best place in the area to pick up something really lovely.

I got my wedding flowers here and they were amazing. So helpful with sticking to my budget and…read moregiving me great ideas. I knew that I wanted blue but not much else and I loved what they made me. Such a personal service- even now when I go past or pop in they ask how we both are. Highly recommended