For years have always been delighted with the fab flowers from this helpful and knowledgeable…read moreflorist. Their flowers always stay fresh for ages and are great for gifts because they are so beautifully presented. The staff will make up anything for you to suit your budget and take time to make each purchase special with coloured papers, ribbons etc included. Recent flowers from here have been much admired and prompted me to write this review.

From the owner: We are an independent Florist based in the historic market town of Skipton, North Yorkshire. We…read moreoffer delivery of bespoke, hand-made bouquets and arrangements to the local area along with wedding, funeral and event florals. Why not pop into the shop and choose from our selection of beautiful, seasonal fresh flowers and plants.

Customer service was excellent. Ordered last minute flowers that were delivered both on time and…read moreto a very high standard. I would definitely highly recommend these guys and will certainly be using them again in the future.

My wife ordered 2 arrangements for new mothers and babies, and was delighted with the flowers!…read moreGreat value, lovely flowers, 5 star!

I am sure everyone knows Kathleens florist on Coalclough Lane in Burnley, she has been there for…read moreyears and must be one of the best florists in the area. Whatever you are looking for Kathleen will always produce you a fantastic display and her arrangements for wedding are just out of this world. I think that she may be a little pricier than others around but this is reflected in the product you get and the service you will receive. You can park outside but dress warmly when you go for a consultation as it if freezing in the shop, I suppose that is why the flowers last so long!

Kathleen really knows her stuff, the flowers are always stunning and we use her ourselves when we…read moreneed flowers for cakes what more can I say.

Secret Garden Florist is a pretty lovely little shop, and the previous reviews have inspired me to…read morelove it even more! Although not a standard combination I actually think that selling flowers, hats and fascinators in the same shop somehow makes sense. Maybe because the fascinators are so flowery, or maybe it just feels right to see so many pretty things in one place! This shop has recently opened and has yet to put up a sign, but the interior is very inviting, with a minimalist whitewashed look, a large display of hats and fascinators and some beautifully presented flowers. The hats and fascinators are large and flamboyant and adorned with feathers flowers and bows. Perfect for the races (if you're into that sort of thing) or a wedding. The milliner who creates these wonders does a bespoke hat-making service and specialises in creating pieces for weddings. Bouquets are made to order and are sure to impress!

This beautiful little shop is a brand new edition to the sweet little run of shops along Roundhay…read moreroad in Oakwood. Being fortunate enough to work practically in the forest (my work base is right out in the countryside) I have to catch the bus through Oakwood on a Mon-Weds. As such I'm always staring out of the bus window, eyes glazed over in the morning light, trying not to fall asleep. One fine morning I realised that this place was re-opening and so decided to nip in on my way home! What a delight. It's a bit of a random mix, flowers and fascinators, but then if you are a creative person you'll know what it's like to have more than one outlet for your imagination. The shop may only be in its infancy, but that doesn't mean there are few items to browse - oh no. With a back wall dedicated to a range of exquisite fascinators one could simply stand for an age taking in all of the detail. There are large ornate pieces, with huge illustrious peacock feathers and bright colours, to a more modest set of hair comb based feathered creations. Literally something for everyone and with a price range of £30 - £100+ this could not be more true! There are also a selction of delightful mini felt top hats decorated gloriously with a range of feathers, and my favourite piece of all, an utterly beautiful fascinator hat. That last piece is not for sale, as it was a competition piece, but you really must go in to see it. It's a sort of 20s style hat, exquisitely crafted, and won its crafter a place as one of 12 finalists *in the world* for one of the largest hat making competitions held worldwide. Wow! The crafter, also owner of the shop, is a truly lovely lady as well and more than happy to chat about her creations. If her fascinator artistry is anything to go by her floristry will certainly be exquisite too. She has a workshop inside the building as well, crafting on site, and can make up specialist hats and bespoke flowers to any specification. If you are thinking of saying it with flowers, or perhaps fancy an outing to the races, you now know your first port of call! I highly recommend a visit to this wonderful shop. I know I'm looking forward to watching it flourish!

I love this FACT!!…read more They have 23 years experience and this is shown in some of the flower pieces that they have on display. This shop really is beautiful and smells just as good. What else is great about this place is that they also have unusual rare and unique gifts in here and it really is cheap too! Their flowers come from all over the world and you will probably not find anything else like them. It may look like a regular flowers shop but there is a surprise inside!

What a lovely florist shop. It always has a great window display that just draws you into the shop,…read moreand once you're inside it looks and smells fantastic. To look at it, you would expect it to be expensive but actually it is about average for the area. I've only had one bouquet of flowers from there, but they were really dramatic looking and they lasted for ages. The assistant was really helpful too and helped me to choose what would suit me. Definately recommended.

Tammy's is just a beautiful little florist situated along the main shopping street of Horsforth…read more The difficulty with being a florist anywhere, let alone Leeds, is that there are so many to compete with. To some extent you can rely on local trade but to drum up customers, from further afield, I imagine is a pretty tricky thing. I thing that standing out from the crowd would be the first trick, and Tammy's is one that does this for sure. Not only do they sell all the usual suspects, beautiful pre-arranged bouquets and custom made, but they also sell some gorgeous potted plants. Not so unusual, I hear you say? Well, perhaps not but I haven't told you about the display yet! These aren't just your standard hyacinths stuffed into a plastic brown pot, oh no! You can get little wooden wheelbarrow arrangements, bright pink bowls and (my favourite) tea cup and saucer arrangements! They also had some really cool felt flower pot arrangements too. I was really impressed at how imaginative their window display was and can imagine that a gift of a potted wheelbarrow would be so much nicer than the plain alternative. For some thoughtful gifts Tammy's is worth travelling just a little bit further than the city centre!

I half expect a florist in this well-to-do part of town to be all £100 single lilies and artfully…read morestructured displays, but Tammy's is a traditional florists and all the better for it. You can buy one of the 'off the peg' colourful, seasonal bouquets that are on display, or get the helpful, smiley assistants to make one up to your own specifications. They also stock a variety of potted plants and shrubs that you can take home and plant, although it would be a lot cheaper to make a trip to your local garden centre. For flowers though, prices are about average - more than a garage forecourt, less than a designer florist - and not much to pay for the smile they'll bring to their recipient's face.

Made a very bad day off my mothers funeral a lot worse Me and my immediate family ordered app £500…read more 00 worth of wreaths for my mothers funeral, friends ordered a lot more, everyone was more than disappointed, when we went to collect them they were complete rubbish, it was to late to get more from any ware else so we just had to pay, the shop owner could not have cared less , I had ordered a six foot cross I got a phone call saying they had been sent a seven foot one by mistake and it would cost £35.00 more I said ok, on collection it measured five foot three inch, we had to run out and buy lots of bunches of flowers and set about rebuilding them our selves, this is a very heartless person, the only way this shop could get a good review would be to write it it's self, maybe that's why the only one good review it has sounds more like an advert than a review, you decide.

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!