I have only ever ordered flowers over the phone from this shop, but I have to say they are…read morefantastic. The customer service was second to none and they are so helpful. They try extremely hard to meet all your requirement, make helpful suggestions and are extremely flexible with deliveries. The flowers they deliver are beautiful and last for ages, and all at an incredibly flexible price. They genuinely give you the impression that nothing is too much trouble and even remember you if you've used them a few times, which I always feel is a sign of good customer service. Delivery within Haverfordwest is free if the order is over £12. Delivery to surrounding areas is subject to a £12 minimum order and a delivery fee. If you order by 12pm (for areas outside town) or 3pm (for Haverfordwest) they can also deliver the same day.

Lisa did the flower arranging for our wedding on August 12th 2012. Right from our first visit with…read moreher, she was wonderful! We had a really tight budget but rather elaborate ideas and Lisa did brilliantly to accommodate us. The colours we wanted and the style of arranging was really quite specific but Lisa did even better than the photos we sent her for reference. On the day of the wedding everyone remarked on how beautiful the flowers were and my bouquet in particular was out of this world!! I didn't know that real flowers could like that! On top of everything else, Lisa also transported our huge topsy turvy wedding cake to the venue for us on the day. Please do not hesitate to hire her -she really is a wonderful florist. And very reasonable too. One happy customer, Kelly Rickard

A big thank you to Judith and her team. The flowers for my mum's funeral were absolutely amazing…read more They certainly did mum proud

I have just revived a most beautiful bouquet of flowers from Judith Goss lovingly created by Clare…read more This was a birthday surprise from my daughter currently in the West Midlands, & she knows I like scented flowers as was her request. The flowers were delivered in the back also as requested as I was out at the time, I would recommend this florist as they have done a superb job & made my happy birthday.

Well how can I give them 7 stars. This is how it all started, it was the day before Valentines, I…read morelive over 5,000 miles away, I wanted something special. Sure I could go to interflora and pick from a menu of pictures like a cheap Chinese restaurant or I could enlist the help of a local florist with local knowledge and the design skills to build something out of this world. Knowing that the time zone difference was going to be a problem, it was going to have to be arranged by e-mail. There would be no pictures to look it, it would be a one off. Could it be done? My requirements were simple, I wanted something special, not a dozen red roses. I wanted lots of different colors, lots of different textures, an amazing aroma, and still for it to still shout "Happy Valentines, will you be mine, because no-one could adore you more" all over it. I also wanted different life expectancies on the flowers so that didn't all die at once. Geraldine e-mailed me back confirming my budget and a list of different flowers, foliage, their purpose and how they would meet my requirements. I said it sounded great and she let me know that I would need to pay before the flowers left the store and wording for a card. While in my office the afternoon of the 13th I realized that I had forgotten to pay and needed to do it over the phone before it was too late in the UK. I called, it was 11:30pm in the UK. Geraldine was still at her shop exhausted but professional. Took my payment, got me a vase I threw in as a request at the last minute, I e-mailed her the wording for the card and I waited in anticipation. Well, lets just say the results were amazing. Such a beautiful display and such attention to detail with hidden love hearts within the foliage, lots of special touches, enough roses to show but not overdo it. From what I hear everyone else was jealous and everyone who has seen them raves about them. I have seen pictures and I'm amazed, so much so that I am creating the first entry on Yelp for Geraldine as this is a talent to be used. Thinking back to Interflora, they serve a purpose but I felt that doing this was like having my own personal chef instead of ordering the number 6 meal at McDonalds. You know where all my flowers are coming from from now onwards.

I received the most amazing display of flowers that definitely said "Happy Valentines, will you be…read moremine, because no-one could adore you more". When they were delivered, the gentleman who delivered them gave me instructions on how to look after them and even how to transport them in my car as they were delivered to work. I admit I wasn't listening very attentively as I was so in awe of the display. Thankfully I remembered the bit about using the seatbelt and there were instructions with the card on where to top up the water. A week after I received them, I could still smell the aroma of the flowers when I entered the room. I felt very special receiving the flowers, the attention to detail was amazing. Thank you to my boyfriend for arranging something so special, but also a big thank you to the florist for making his requests exactly as he wished.

When you visit Tenby you will find this structure that leads to the main drag for restaurant, cafes…read moreand shops, worthy of a visit. The Tenby town walls are Grade I-listed medieval defensive structures around the town of Tenby in Pembrokeshire. They are assessed as one of the most important surviving medieval city walls in Britain. The walls were built in the 13th century by the Earls of Pembroke and improved in the 1450s. They were last known to have been repaired in 1588 and have declined thereafter. Most of the town's gates were demolished beginning in the 18th century and only one survives

This impressive structure and south-west gate is the most prominent part of the city walls which…read moreenclosed a large part of what is now called the old town. The walls were built by the Normans back in 1296 and this gate was, at that time, a single arch. However, later, a barbican was added to protect the gate. In the 19th century, other arches were knocked through owing to the increased number of people passing through. The wooden gates have not survived although the huge slots which housed the bolts can still be seen. During the French Revolutionary War a roof was added to proved an ammunition store. My photo was taken during a visit to the town before my husband and I left Wales.