A florist directory is a comprehensive listing of florists and flower shops, typically organized to help individuals locate and connect with floral businesses for various needs, such as sending flowers, ordering arrangements, or finding specialized floral services [1] [2] [3]. These directories serve as valuable resources for both consumers and industry professionals [4] [5].

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Florist directories can vary in scope, ranging from local listings to national or even international databases [2] [6] [7]. They often provide essential contact information, including addresses, phone numbers, and website links for each florist [3] [8]. Some advanced directories may also offer additional details like business hours, specialties (e.g., wedding flowers, funeral arrangements, corporate events), and whether they are part of larger floral networks like FTD or Teleflora [3] [9] [10].

The primary purpose of a florist directory is to simplify the process of finding a suitable florist [2] [3]. For consumers, this means easily locating a flower shop to send a bouquet for a birthday, anniversary, or sympathy occasion [3] [11]. Many directories allow users to search by geographic location (city, state, ZIP code) or by specific types of flowers or services [5] [6]. For example, one might search for florists in New York that offer roses, which are the state flower and a top-selling bloom in the region [12].

For businesses within the floral industry, directories can be crucial for networking, sourcing, and marketing [4] [5]. Wholesale suppliers might use these lists to identify potential clients, while florists themselves can use them to find other florists for inter-shop orders or to connect with flower farmers [4] [5] [13]. Some directories, like FTD Florist Link, are specifically designed for florist-to-florist communication and order fulfillment [10].

The information contained in florist directories is regularly updated to ensure accuracy, as businesses can change hands, close, or relocate [4]. Some directories even offer advanced filtering options, allowing users to find florists based on specific criteria like whether they have an online presence or specialize in sustainable, locally-grown flowers [4] [5].


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  3. Locate-A-Flower-Shop.com. Locate-A-Flower-Shop.com
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  5. How to use the Slow Flowers Directory. Slow Flowers Society
  6. The Flowers Directory. MapQuest
  7. The Flowers Directory. The Flowers Directory
  8. The Flowers Directory. The Flowers Directory
  9. 1-800-Flowers.com. 1-800-Flowers.com
  10. FTD Florist Link. FTD.com
  11. The Ultimate FAQ for Buying Flowers Part 1. The Flowers Directory
  12. What is the state flower of New York?. The Flowers Directory
  13. Farmer-to-Florist Marketplace. Slow Flowers Society

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