I ordered flowers and they were delivered within hours, the recipient said it is the best bouquet…read moreshe has ever had. I would definately use this florist again, fabulous flowers and brilliant service.

From the owner: We offer excellent floral services for all, for everything from weddings and funerals to…read moreValentine's Day gifts. J&D Marsay Flowers for comprehensive range of Valentines flowers.

Leaning towards to the interflora range of flowers this florists stocks a varied range of exotic to…read moretradition flowers as well as spring bulbs all potted up and ready for a window ledge and a delivery service is available too. There are some stunning arrangements and display and the florist was busy arranging inside. There's a good selection of card to choose from and not too much in the way of Valentine's Day being crammed down your throat.

Brian's is what I imagine to be a typical market florist - a stall selling a range of brightly…read morecoloured flowers emitting a gorgeous, refreshing scent into their modest surroundings. Brian's actually sells more flowers and a wider variety than most florist shops, which oddly I feel tend to be a bit minimalist flower-wise. The flowers here look happy and healthy and are affordably priced. There is a nice range to suit most tastes, though nothing particularly exotic or unusual. They also sell a small range of pretty pot plants. If you're looking for a reasonably priced gift or want to brighten up a dull room, Brian's Florist may well be worth a look.

Brian's is a lovely florists selling not only bunches of flowers but pot plants and herbs. At this…read moretime of year there are plenty of bunches of daffodils for sale and at Brian's they are market price, only £1.50 for 3 bunches, but of quality equal to any fancy shop-florists. A bunch of daffodils is a bunch of daffodils so why pay more? They have neat bunches of roses and pretty bouquets of lilies and other wonderfully colourful flowers that I don't even know the name of. Oh how out of touch we are with nature in this technological age! If you fancy a brush with nature and genuine Yorkshire folk then you can pick up pots of primroses for a mere 50p at Brian's!

This tiny little shop set alongside the village green is an absolute delight. Initially Karen…read more'just' sold flowers. Then she added fruit and veg, followed by wholefoods/organic goods. She now does the evening papers, bakery items and phone top-ups. I don't know how she fits it all in! Apart from that she also makes up and delivers veg boxes and is willing to display local arts and crafts. She also keeps chickens so has a fresh supply of free range eggs. If she was on X factor she would be a one man band! She is a lovely lady too and like as not you will come out of there having had a good laugh as well.

Supplied flowers for my mother's funeral but turned up so late I never saw them. Was told I would…read moreget a refund then told it wasn't the woman's problem and she has ignored me since. USE SOMEWHERE ELSE

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You can never really go that wrong when you say it with flowers, so a decent florists is pretty…read moreessential in any local town. Furthermore it's a proven fact that having plants in your work space and home space is good for you, and I think in more ways than simply cleaning your air! So, with that in mind I decided to check out Pudsey Flowers and Plants. What a lovely florists! They had a huge selection spilling right out on to the street - roses, daffodils, grass plants, carnations (I think?) and more than I could possibly name! I'm not too up on my flora so you'll have to excuse me on that front. The lady in the shop was really lovely and clearly couldn't wait to help me so I purchased a lovely grass plant which now takes pride of place in the conservatory. Best of all? It's still alive! This is pretty awesome given my plant history. I've even had cacti die on me. So - I highly recommend!

I don't really know too much about flowers, or florrists, mainly due to the fact that having moved…read morehouse in Leeds 'umpteen' times (having been a student here) I rarely see the point nurturing and looking after a plant, it's hard enough looking after yourself at uni! However, that was then, and this is now, and perhaps I'm growing old and my approach is softening, I really do like having green things littering my home, just so long as I remember to water and care for them! I went in to buy a bouquet for my new flat (my mum was visiting, had to make it look like I'd really gone up in the world following several years of living in grimier houses that were fundamentally uncared for). I was hovering outside for a while, I have no idea how much flowers are supposed to cost, but upon entry, the lady in there-who had noticed me hovering was pretty helpful. I bought an assortment of colourful floral things (don't ask me what they were, I haven't the foggiest) and a little potted plant for under a fiver. Not bad? Who knows, but I'll probably be going back. As said, maybe I'm softening with age..

Sticking out like a sore thumb this florists stand on a street corner in Armley shining through the…read morebuild-up of grime that other shops seem to be succumbing to. Providing classy arrangements to the local residents Floral Expression is part of interflora so you get the fancy bouquets and gift baskets that you can find anywhere else so really if you can an independent florist that will support you needs may be we should start a revolution against interflora. Only joking it's just that I am really a fan of the wild flower type bouquets (small hint...).

A lot of modern florists seem to be going down a more minimal, display-orientated route, with…read morearrangements more suited to the counter of a designer boutique than your mum's coffee table. Floral Expression manages to buck this trend and be traditional without being twee, offering seasonal and exotic flowers in bouquets and baskets of all shapes and sizes. Prices are noticeably cheaper than at some of Expression's more fashionable contemporaries, and, for most people at least, the joy of getting a large, colourful bouquet of roses or lilies will far outweigh any fashion kudos they might accrue through displaying a solitary, structured bloom, no matter how cool it might look.

Always a memorable visit - selling something for everyone. I know I will find a decent gift here…read morefor myself or friends. Gifts are distinctive , outstanding and most of all reasonably priced. I always recommend this quirky shop to friends and family.

Cadeux is a unique gift shop that caters for both men and women. I can usually get quite excited…read moreabout gift shops, and Cadeux is not exception! Usually when I think of gift shops, I get the image of stuffy little card shops with a small arrangement of 'dated' gifts that seem to follow the same trend everywhere. Cadeux is a very stylish shop full of unusual and quirky gifts. They even offer a wedding list service so you know the choice must be extensive! They offer delivery on their goods and also an online shopping service. I'm a big fan of the artwork they stock too, from Rolf Harris, Csilla Orban & Nemo to James Blinkhorn, Doug Hyde & Fabian Perez. If you need an unusual gift idea, have a look at their collections.