So impressed with the Fliwer Boutique. My son ordered flowers for his girlfriend that was there…read morefor a funeral. From the time they were ordered to the time of delivery was 2.5 hours! Now that is service. Very much appreciated. Thank you!

I came in with an emergency request and they were so responsive. She asked me questions on what I…read morewanted and started on it right away. It looks so beautiful!

Megan is the BEST! We had to stay in a budget and she knew what to recommend. The flowers were…read morebeautiful and we cannot thank Megan enough for the fantastic job she did.

Only a recipient but the bouquet was gorgeous and lasted a long time! I look forward to using them…read morefor my flower needs in the future!

This is truly a magical place. You must visit to get the full experience. This is not your average…read moreflorist. Becca sources flowers from local farms in the area. Sourcing local means you find more unique heirloom varieties that you wouldn't find elsewhere. Walking into the shop you can smell their freshness and can choose from an assortment of mixed bouquets or single stems from a pick-your-own flower bar. I personally love all the plants scattered around the store. Each time I visit I check to see the new plants she adds. My room is starting to look like her shop and I'm not mad!! I also like to shop here for the Holidays. She has gifts, cards, and different botanical inspired products like essential oil based perfumes and lotions.

Just received the most beautiful flower arrangement. I don't think I've ever seen such a beautiful…read morearrangement. Thank you

I wanted to send a family member flowers starting the 2nd grade. The service was awesome and the…read moreflowers in a unicorn vase were perfect! Highly recommended

I recently ordered a blooming dish garden for a male friend. The price was reasonable and I…read moreordered on the internet with no issues, but when I was reviewing my order the following morning, it occurred to me that the blooming flowers pictured were pink and maybe not the best choice for a man's office. I called the florist early to find that the arrangement was already out for delivery (how nice that they were delivered promptly). No worries - the professionals there had adjusted the flowers to something more appropriate. This is just the kind of personal touch that will make them my go-to florist moving forward.

Super friendly, helpful staff. The flowers were just lovely - just as pictured. Everything was…read moreready when I came to pick up the flowers. This is now my go-to-florist. Thank you Flower Fashions.

I had a Mother's Day emergency. I was a bit last minute on the flowers. I called my regular florist…read moreand they weren't taking any new orders. I called Eichholz in a panic. They were happy and calm and said "No problem! We will take care of everything." When I told the woman what I wanted on my gift card, she said "oh! We have mugs that say that! Do you want the flowers in the mug?" "YES I DO!!!" The flowers arrived Saturday. They were beautiful and perfect. The mug was adorable! Guess who has a NEW regular florist now? This girl.

Love doing business with Eichholt flowers. Their the nicest arrangements and people to work…read morewith. I recommend them for all your flowers needs.

Flowers were beautiful for my mom's memorial service! Purple, pink and white just as I requested.read more

Ok, so I think the flowers are beautiful, and they were delivered timely, and I was very happy to…read moreuse a local florist and not a big company, but I was a little disappointed. I used their website which I found easy and user-friendly. I even got a delivery confirmation email, which was great. However, I chose a dozen pink roses and added a pink ribbon for an extra charge to send my mother-in-law who just broke her hip and then had to put her 16 year old kitty down after a long bout with illness. I wanted to send something to cheer her up. When she thanked me and sent me a picture it was a beautiful arrangement of red roses with a pink ribbon. I'm happy the flowers made her happy, but I wish they had contacted me by phone or by email so that I could have chosen a different color, because then I would've chosen white or yellow with a matching ribbon. Even with the red arrangement I would've preferred a matching red ribbon. Red is a little too romantic for my MIL in my opinion. Overall, I thought they looked good in the picture and they made her happy, so I will likely order from here in the future, but I will call or specify alternate preferences in the comments on my online order next time.

I got a gorgeous bouquet from them sent by a friend from out of town . Excited to use them for…read morefuture deliveries

https://genesfrederickfloristmd.com/…read more I actively chose this florist over a national chain because I believe in supporting local businesses. I will not be making that mistake again, and after what I have since uncovered, I am confident that mistake was not merely bad luck, but rather the entirely predictable outcome of doing business with an operation that has turned incompetence into a business model. I ordered same-day delivery for a bouquet intended to surprise my girlfriend at her office. The occasion was specific and meaningful: she had spent the day leading an important meeting, and I wanted the flowers waiting for her as a celebration of that accomplishment when the day was done. A gesture of thoughtfulness. A simple transaction. Or so I believed. Hours after placing the order, I received a text from the owner that delivery could not happen that day. The reason given? A broken-down truck. How tragically inconvenient. How remarkably well-rehearsed, as it turns out. That single failure immediately detonated a cascade of consequences the owner appeared entirely unprepared to manage. He suggested delivering to my girlfriend's office the following day, which meant I had to contact my girlfriend directly to confirm her schedule. She is not an idiot. The surprise was dead before the flowers had left the cooler. As fate would further compound things, she wasn't going into the office that day anyway. The owner then proposed delivering to her apartment instead. I want to be unambiguous: this was never the arrangement. The workplace delivery was not incidental: it was the entire architecture of the gesture. A surprise at the office, after a triumphant day, carries a meaning that a bouquet sitting outside an apartment door simply does not replicate. But I was already several steps deep into a problem entirely of this business's making, so I agreed. Apartment delivery. New address provided. The owner confirmed the new location via text. Or so I was led to believe. My girlfriend, now fully aware that a delivery was coming, the surprise having been thoroughly autopsied and buried at this point, stayed home the entire following day. She canceled errands. She arranged her day around being present for this delivery. She waited. They delivered the flowers to the office. I will allow that to sit for a moment, because it deserves the space. After failing on day one with a suspiciously convenient mechanical excuse, after destroying the element of surprise through sheer logistical ineptitude, after explicitly confirming a corrected delivery address, this florist looked at that address, considered it, and sent the flowers somewhere else entirely. This is not a clerical error. This is an operational failure so thorough it borders on performance art. When I contacted the owner to address this second consecutive failure, I was not met with urgency. I was not met with embarrassment. I was not met with any discernible acknowledgment that two failures in a row might warrant something beyond a casual suggestion to try again tomorrow. A same-day correction, I was told, was simply not possible. The proposed remedy? Another delivery to the apartment. The apartment whose address they had just spectacularly ignored. At this juncture, I would sooner trust a golden retriever with a mailing label. My girlfriend, who had already had her surprise ruined, her day restructured, and her patience tested, ended up traveling to the office to collect the flowers herself. She ran an errand so that this florist did not have to. And then I made the mistake of reading their other reviews. The broken-down truck. There it is again. And again. A recurring prop in what appears to be a well-worn theatrical production, staged for the benefit of customers who have no idea they are not the first audience to sit through this particular show. I am not the first person to be handed this excuse. I am not the first person to be given the runaround across multiple days, multiple failed promises, and multiple confirmations that apparently carry no binding weight whatsoever. This is not a business experiencing a string of bad luck. This is a business that has discovered that apologizing is cheaper than accountability. As someone who has spent a career studying the relationship between language and meaning, I want to say plainly: the word "confirmed" should mean something. "Delivery address" should mean something. "Same-day" should mean something. Words are not decorative. They are commitments. And a business that deploys them without honoring them is not merely incompetent: it is dishonest. The transactional premise of commerce is not complicated: money is exchanged for goods and services rendered as agreed. I fulfilled my obligation the moment I paid. Three days, two failed deliveries, one recycled excuse, zero accountability, a ruined surprise, and an unnecessary errand later, this florist did not come close to fulfilling theirs. 0/5 stars.