ordering flowering cactus or flowers online
August 31, 2005 2:31 PM   Subscribe

Looking for recommendations on ordering a flowering cactus or some flowers online for someone recuperating from surgery. I'm trying to stay under $60 if possible. The person is in Baldwinsville NY, which I believe is in the Syracuse (?) area. I'd like to place an order this evening.
posted by yoga to Shopping (7 answers total)
 
Baldwinsville is indeed in the Syracuse area. Noble's Flowers is local (to B'ville) and I've heard it mentioned before, but I can't vouch for them personally.
posted by gleuschk at 2:54 PM on August 31, 2005


I've always had good service from http://www.proflowers.com. I don't see any cactus, but they do have a fairly good selection of get well gifts and flowers for well under $60.
posted by It's Raining Florence Henderson at 4:15 PM on August 31, 2005


Another vote for Proflowers - very satisfied with them. Also, if you click on the radio microphone on the homepage and type in SHERI, they'll give you a glass vase for free.
posted by SashaPT at 4:34 PM on August 31, 2005


Response by poster: wow luriete those are beautiful!! Thanks you guys.
posted by yoga at 6:11 PM on August 31, 2005


i would vote for an Orchid.... we picked up a 12 dollar orchid a couple months ago that bloomed and flowered for 2-3 months.... with the most beautiful delicate blooms imaginable.

cacti are nice - but a little severe .
posted by specialk420 at 9:45 PM on August 31, 2005


I know a MeFite whose wife is from Baldwinsville and may have some good advice. His e-mail isn't on his profile page, but e-mail me (mefi at telescreen dot 0rg) and I can try to put you in contact.
posted by Vidiot at 10:55 PM on August 31, 2005


Response by poster: specialk420 - it's funny you mention orchids - in my surfing last night in search of cacti, I saw a beautiful yellow orchid that was really cool. It's my backup choice. The cactus was a sense of humor move as well. And thanks vidiot I'll be in touch.......
posted by yoga at 4:47 AM on September 1, 2005


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