Monica was amazing to work with from start to finish. In every meeting, she clearly understood our…read morevision and was incredibly helpful in guiding us toward the arrangements that made the most sense for both our venue and our budget. She really went above and beyond -- even offering us a little extra greenery to enhance the space. Throughout the entire process, she was professional, thoughtful, and so easy to work with. I absolutely loved all of the florals on our wedding day and couldn't have been happier with how everything turned out!

Beautiful arrangements with fair prices! The staff is always welcoming and helpful. I am glad I…read morefound this place. Their selection of flowers and bases are lovely. 5 out of 5

The best Florist shop in the area this is my bouquet from my birthday which is on Valentine's Day…read moremy boyfriend picked them up and it was such an easy process. Daniela did an amazing job by putting together such an amazing bouquet for me on my special day. Thank you magenta

Wonderful bouquet and customer service. Cheryl was communicative and efficient. Very happy with my…read morepurchase.

She did an amazing job repotting my plant would definitely go back to her would definitely…read morerecommend her prices were reasonable

THE BEST florist in Houston, particularly for delivery. We have used this business more than 5…read moretimes and every time the same- perfect arrangement down to the details, fresh vibrant stunning flowers. Everything is very neat and professional, and to top it all off they are KIND. so so kind. We need more places run like this one. Would recommend to anyone in a heartbeat!

This place is amazing. I placed a last minute, same-day order and the flowers arrived on time and…read morewere absolutely flawless. The prices are more than reasonable, especially considering how friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable the staff is. They went above and beyond to ensure that my order was delivered within the relatively small time frame in which I need it to be. I was very impressed with Lele's and I will definitely be ordering from them again!

Was gift for daughter-in-law who was in the hospital a short notice but they got delivered on a…read moreSunday. She said they were beautiful.

This is a great flower shop located at the corner of Fannin and Wentworth St. We were in the area…read moreafter checking out Fannin Flowers across the street. I was looking to build a bouquet and wanted to pick my own stems. They have several different types of roses, lilies, chrysanthemums and other individual stems. The employees were quick to lead us to their area of the store with chilled, fresher flowers so we had even more options. We opted for a few different rose colors with baby's breath. The whole bouquet came out to around $15 pre-tax which is competitive with grocery store prices, but fresher and fun for the DIY aspect! We looked through the store and saw they have many plants available for purchase as well as pre-made bouquets and table arrangements, all reasonably priced. I would definitely come back here - it seems to be a popular flower store area!

The flowers arrived 3 days late, came wilted.. and weren't the ones ordered. When the flowers…read morearrived, the delivery person claimed I had ordered red roses (which I did not) and handed me flowers that were NOT red roses, OR the ones I ordered. They were delivered in clear plastic, AND did not have any water or were in a vase which was ordered.

My husband ordered me these gorgeous flowers for our anniversary. They arrived on time and my…read morehusband seemed to have a good experience with the ordering. This was one of the most beautiful flower arrangements I've ever received, even more beautiful than my wedding bouquet! Only problem is they began to die and wilt right away, about 3 days later. Pretty bummed out about that and not sure what might have caused it.

So Folks, after reading through these posts, I finally developed the courage to make a short post -…read moreregarding Houston Garden Centers. Yes. they've been around for years and have been very successful acquiring solid locations around Houston. They also have achieved significantly strong leverage with Wholesalers / Growers around the USA. Having spent many years purchasing from them, I'd like to help anyone who enjoys gardening as much as I do. Considerations: 1. Can they help you troubleshoot and resolve a broad spectrum of plant/lawn disease, pesticide, or fungal problem(s). Moreover, are they competent enough to prescribe a solution? 2. Plant ID / Genus / Subgenus - a Texas "Common Name" and planting tips; just be careful that you are confident with the advice. 3. Do your research. Identify your planting locations; for example, Full Sun vs. Full Shade - moist soil, types of soil, etc. 4. Lastly, learn plant maturity, age, and grade. Avoid a price per gallon, or pack. Example - a 5 gal. plant may not be as mature as a similar plant (by age and show) as a 1-3 gallon. Importantly - Plants, Turf, and Bedding Plants are grown / prorogated differently; think of plants like eggs; Grade A....Grade AAAA, etc. Local nurseries that offer warranty on plants are at the very least confident they are providing you the best purchase. Low grade, high volume, leveraged surplus plants that are discounted, etc. by inventory are often offered at a discount, but marketed at or below competitors. Consider your options and look at plant health, size and age/maturity; don't get distracted by blooms / growth / color, until you can understand age and survivability. If you know what you need and are willing to work hard to establish their products, then they are a good fit. If you are someone that want's to learn to become a "green thumb" then I'd recommend the local nursery's first. One last comment, essentially its all chemistry, but you can learn quite a bit more from a local nursery expert that employs an expert, such as a Texas Certified Nursery Professional, or TNLA, etc. Hope this helps you guys!

If you're so excited to landscape your yard that you wet your plants, then you may want to visit…read moreHouston Garden Center. It may be the most visible nursery in Houston: easily spotted from I-10 east of downtown. Take the first exit on the east side of Beltway 8 to get there the easiest. I saw it many times on visits to H-town, planning some additions to my yard, so I made it a point to stop in. Here's the note, though: It's a garden center, not a landscape center, not an outdoor living center. They sell plants, soil, and accessories, and that's all. No fountains, no sculptures, no furniture, no bricks, no watering equipment. Well, if they focus on plants, what plants do they have? Lots of azaleas. Shrubberies. Grass. Trees, including several different palms. Fruits, veggies, & herbs. A pleasant surprise was a section of loblolly pine, a native to TX's Piney Woods. Prices are in line with similar places. But some Yelpers have reported that Houston Garden Center has many sales, but sometimes doesn't honor the lower prices. Houston Garden Center has a reasonable selection, but it pays to shop around.