Peachtree Flower Shop, Inc.

Lucy takes good care with my deliveries. Beautiful floral arrangements and spot-​on deliveries. Great service!

I had to send flowers to Emory Hospital with same-​day delivery and had an amazing experience. I called a few minutes before they opened and they still picked up the phone and were very helpful and kind. Within a few hours, my order was delivered. My friend loved the flowers! Peachtree Flowers also emailed me a delivery confirmation, which was great. Very reasonable prices, will come back.

The beautiful flower arrangements that Lucy makes for me here always blow me away! The customer service is always amazing as the staff is friendly and works with you to give you exactly what you are looking for.

If this review was based on the flowers alone it would be yet another proud addition to my list of 5 star gems; the flowers themselves were fantastic. But as you can plainly see there are only 3 sad little stars, so obviously a caveat must follow.
My girlfriend was taken to the ER from work with severe abdominal pain and after I got there we found out she had colitis. After 2 days in the hospital they decided to do a colonoscopy, a procedure whose prep is basically a steady diet of liquid laxatives… overnight. Suffice to say she became intimately acquainted with her bathroom.
So I thought a surprise massive bouquet of flowers would help ease her suffering and bring a smile to her face. Everyone loves getting surprised by flowers. And was she surprised? Nope. Because a guy from Peachtree Flowers called her room, while she was sleeping and despite having my number to let her know «Yo flowers will be dare by 4:00». Click. Really? I mean really? I’m a 45 year old guy so I’ve sent a lot of fucking flowers over the years, and never once did I have someone call the recipient to let them know when they would be arriving.
I can only imagine if Macy’s called at Christmas and said «The dark brown sweater your boyfriend bought for you, the one you really, really wanted, will be arriving on Dec. 23^rd.» Anyways, the flowers were nice but if your loved one is in the hospital you might do better to spend that 120 $ on flowers in the gift shop. At least the people working there won’t know the room number.

My boyfriend stumbled upon this fabulous florist shop after a Valentine’s Day disaster with 1−800-Flowers (don’t even ask). He’s gotten me multiple bouquets for my birthday and Valentine’s Day, and the arrangements have only gotten more beautiful over time! The store will work with you to put together custom bouquets, and will make sure your sweetheart gets their flowers on time. Highly recommended!

Since Valentine’s Day falls on a Sunday this year (Sunday, February 14, 2016), I decided to order my Valentine her flowers early and had them delivered to her workplace on Monday, February 8^th so she would have the entire workweek to enjoy her flowers in the office. I did the same thing last year since Valentine’s Day fell on a Saturday in 2015. I’ve ordered flowers from a number of florists, both national and local, over the years (you can check out my list here:
). This year, I decided to try a different business: Peachtree Flowers.
A simple Google search led me to Peachtree Flowers’ web site. Apparently, these guys have been in business for over 50 years. That’s impressive. The flower shop is located in Brookhaven in an unassuming standalone brick building on Peachtree Rd just south of Town Brookhaven next to Public Storage. I ordered off the web site.
When I first saw Peachtree Flowers’ web site, I thought it looked very familiar. Turns out, their web site has the same style and layout as the flower shop I ordered from last year, Florist Atlanta. I took screenshots of the two companies’ front pages so you can see the similarities:
Peachtree Flowers:
Florist Atlanta:
Both businesses are part of the Teleflora network (floral wire service), so some of the flowers, floral arrangements, and bouquets offered are exactly the same. Presumably, these are the ones with «Teleflora» in their descriptions. Of course, each shop has its own set of special and unique arrangements too.
While I don’t think Peachtree Flowers’ web site template is as nice or attractive as other local florists like Peachtree Petals and Carithers Flowers, it’s simple, easy to navigate, and ultimately gets the job done. I had no issues. Instead of clicking on the Valentine’s Day arrangements, I decided to browse the «Love & Romance» section instead. I wanted to get an arrangement that wasn’t stereotypical. I liked that I could quickly sort and browse through all the different arrangements in this category. It didn’t take me long to find one I thought my Valentine would like, the Isle of White (T55−3A).
The Isle of White comes with crème roses and white Asiatic lilies in a «bubble» vase. I thought the white and cream colors and the clear spherical glass vase looked cool and was different. The arrangement also comes with green leaves and stems. I ordered the standard version which was $ 52.95. Deluxe ($ 62.95) and Premium ($ 72.95) versions were available too. From the pictures, it looks like the more you spend, the more flowers you get. I’m not sure if the vase size changes as you move from standard to deluxe to premium. I don’t think it does.
My Valentine was taken by surprise by the early delivery and she absolutely loved the flowers. They were hand-​delivered and arrived fresh with not a centimeter bruised nor wilted. She said the whole office complimented her on them. It made her day (week?). Mission accomplished! The flowers smell great. Their aroma really fills up a room.
I ordered the flowers ahead of time (way ahead of time — January 6), but I believe Peachtree Flowers offers same-​day delivery service if needed. I also noticed the price of the flowers I purchased is more expensive if ordered for delivery from February 11 to February 15. If you order for delivery on one of those days, the flowers are $ 67.95 instead of $ 52.95, a $ 15 premium (or 28% price increase) for delivery during the high-​demand Valentine’s season. Yikes. I got lucky.
My total came out to $ 70.52 after a $ 12.95 delivery fee and $ 4.62 in taxes. For comparison purposes, delivery fees charged to me by local Atlanta florists in recent years include $ 9.99 by Peachtree Petals (best delivery fee yet), $ 12.00 by Florist Atlanta, and $ 14.99 by Carithers Flowers.
The flowers arrived by 1:30pm on the day I had them scheduled to be delivered. Hand delivery is the way to go. No unpacking and self-​arranging required. The flowers arrive as you ordered them. While I was emailed a receipt/​order confirmation, I didn’t receive any tracking information or delivery confirmation. To date, only Peachtree Petals and 1−800-Flowers has provided that to me.
Details aside, Peachtree Flowers came through for me during Valentine’s 2016. I think their prices are in line with the competition, they delivered on the date promised, and the flowers arrived in virtually flawless condition.

received the most beautiful bouquet for my Birthday last week… and it looks lovelier every day… Love the sunflowers !!! my favorites. and you even took the brown things (forget what you call them) off the open lilies… the roses are beautiful and not one is drooping. !!! Thank you for a lovely arrangement… !!! I’ll keep you on my radar screen !!!

Really rude and impatient people. Not even willing to answer your questions. Don’t know how this attitude can serve customers.

Stop in, describe to Lucy and/​or Don what you want, and you will be thrilled with the quality of the flowers first. The artful talents are here. The fair prices are here. The promptness is their way of doing business.
In addition to previous small orders, they just handled our Wedding with true professionalism.

Great flowers for our wedding! A++ highly recommended! On time delivery. Very fresh and large roses. Bouquets, Flower arrangements and corsage very professional done.

Give this place a call if you want nice flowers delivered fast!
I’ve been living out of state for awhile now, so I frequently send flowers, edible arrangements, cookies cakes, etc… to family back in Norcross whenever I can’t make it home for special occasions. I’ve probably used most flower delivery services like teleflora, ftd, proflowers, 1800 flowers, etc…, and it’s always really frustrating or annoying when they don’t deliver when they say they will or they’re super ugly and not at all what it looks like on the website.
So anyway, my mom was feeling really sick, so I wanted to send flowers same day, which I know is ridiculously expensive, but I heard this place was good, so just gave them a call. I talked to Lucy on the phone, and she worked with my price range even with a same day delivery. I’m not that picky but I’m sure you could personalize it however you want. My dad texted me a photo of the flowers and they’re super pretty!
Next time, I’ll definitely stick to this local option and call this place instead of shopping online (even tho I love shopping online… flowers are better bought local and fresh!)

I used Peachtree Flowers for my wedding at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center that was this past August. Lucy (the owner) and her team did an incredible job of styling the flowers exactly how I wanted it.
I initially vetted out several flower and design companies in Atlanta about my wedding. There were different pros and cons of each but I ultimately chose Peachtree Flowers because they have a lot of experience doing different types of weddings but did not charge higher prices just because it’s a wedding. You’ll soon come to find out that lot of vendors in the wedding industry charge higher just because the word wedding is attached to it. I also liked the fact that this was a small business where you can work directly with the owner and she will be the one also designing the arrangements.
Lucy and I met couple times to plan out the details. Every time she was very friendly, easy to talk to, and super helpful in guiding me through the whole process. We talked about the type of look and feel I wanted for my wedding and she took the time to thoroughly explain the flowers that were in season, what options would help me get the elegant look I wanted but within my budget, vase options, flower options for parents, etc.
I would recommend to others planning a wedding to print out pictures on Pinterest of the flowers you love and use that to explain your overall vision of what you want.
Because flowers were such an important part of my overall look and feel, Lucy also attended the venue planning meeting where we met with my caterer, venue coordinator, and day of coordinators.
On the day of, Lucy and her assistant came in early and finished setting up the arrangements early. I never had to worry about them once and didn’t see much of them that day which is exactly how I wanted it to be. Stress free.
I highly recommend them!

Have ordered from Peachtree a number of times for client gifts and was always impressed by their flowers. Customer service is on point too — they emailed me an invoice for an order from over a month ago.

I woke up to a posting on Facebook advising that a dear friend’s mother was in hospice after a brief illness and with just a few days left. She had requested flowers be delivered now rather than later and posted her Mom’s favorites. I searched Unilocal and called Peachtree Flowers, even though their listing said they were closed on Sundays, thinking I might be able to leave a message. To my surprise a lovely woman answered the phone and when I explained the urgency of the situation she said that although the store was closed, they were having a class in the store today. And of course, they do not normally deliver on Sundays but she promised to personally deliver them today by 2:00 pm on her way home. The $ 15 delivery fee was reasonable and it seemed there was no additional charge for this special delivery but the service was priceless to me. They even had the favorite flowers requested by her Mom. Thank you so much for giving my friend and her family a touch of beauty on her transition.

It’s hard to find a reliable florist who always has quality flowers. After always being disappointed by florists in the past, I feel like i’ve finally found a flower shop that has a great selection with fair prices. If you want shit flowers, go to publix or kroger. If you want the person you’re giving flowers to actually like them, come here. I’ve gotten pretty lazy with Unilocal lately but I felt compelled to write a review about this flower shop since I was so happy with them.

My beau def stepped it up a notch for our 5 year anniversary — instead of the typical
delivery of roses he’d gotten me on every other occasion (*ahem* totally not looking the gift horse in the mouth, I swear), I came to work to find a jaw-​droppingly gorgeous display of his love in floral form on my desk, shipped fresh from Peachtree Flowers in Atlanta. What a great way to start the day!
The lovely fragrance radiating from the arrangement immediately awakened my senses and brightened my mood. If only I could bottle it up into a perfume… It was a beautifully arranged bouquet made up of purple irises in a rich purple hue, apricot colored roses, and a bunch of other exotic looking flowers I’m too much of a novice to name. It all came with a delicate, high-​quality vase.
I couldn’t help but to glance away from my computer screen every 5 seconds to stare at them; I couldn’t help but to stop and smell the roses every 10 seconds. Absolutely lovely.
** on-​time delivery
** bf said it was only $ 10 for shipping which is a steal for ATL to CHI
** quality flowers, thoughtfully arranged with care
** online ordering and I believe they deliver to anywhere within the continental U.S.

Have you ordered from those giant flower corporations and received sad, wilting flowers or flowers that haven’t even bloomed yet? What about flowers that look nothing like the online picture or felt scammed because the flowers in the online pictures looked much fuller? Skip the big online flower companies, and order directly from local flower shops. You’ll be glad you did.
When I was visiting from out-​of-​town, I had to pick up flowers for a graduation. Being the flower amateur that I am, I just said that I’m looking for a nice flower bouquet arrangement that’s around $ 50-​$ 60. I left it to their judgmemt because my flower vocabulary is so limited. It was amazing to watch it being put together and so quickly. I was definitely happy with the end result. The colors complemented each other so well, and the flowers used were gorgeous.
I highly recommend this floral shop.

I stopped in this morning on my way to breakfast with my mom and sister for an early Mother’s Day before Catie goes back to Charlotte. She sends me a text at 10:03 (breakfast is at 10:30) a and says she’s got the cards if I stop and get flowers… great
So I Unilocal the closest florist from me and behold Peachtree Flowers right next to Thrive and the nutrients health store in Brookhaven!
I stopped in hoping to find some pre-​made arrangements but I was told everything they create is 100% custom made! Oh no :(now I have to stop at Kroger or Publix or something. Little did I know how fast they work!!!
The gentleman, wish I would’ve asked for his name, asked my price range and told me he could put together an arrangement in no time.
My mother is picky as my grandmother has a multiple acre garden in Mississippi, growing up around floral arrangements and gardening – she knows what she likes.
No orchids, no daisies, god forbid-​no babies breath, absolutely NO roses, day lillies die quickly, and Tulips (her favorite) are not quite in season.
SO I chose hydrangeas, an oddity for most people but she lives hydrangeas. He added a weedy Mexican spring fern type of flower and a little pretty green ribbon and voila!
It was beautiful, classy, and understated.
Just like my mom.
I’ll definitely be back!

I feel like finding a florist is like finding a tailor. Once you find a good one, you stick with it because it’ll only get better as they get to know you better.
If you’re buying flowers for someone you obviously care for, you don’t want mediocre looking flowers that won’t last a while. After trying out different florists, Peachtree flowers have been taking care of my flower orders for the past few years.
Because I only have limited knowledge in flowers, I try to make it simple; I tell them what I like to spend and ask what’s good for the season. They’re always good with recommending the right seasonal flowers (although she even pulled some tricks to find the flowers that I needed in offseason) and deliver pretty and fresh flowers!
Although I can’t go there myself anymore since I’ve moved away, I still trust them to deliver pretty flowers to my family in Atlanta.

The flowers died the next day I got them. I was so upset. I changed the water tried to put them in some sun… nothing I threw them out. We are new to town and will not be going back. We are in search of a new place

I will periodically stop in here to by flowers on the way home from work. I’ll tell the lady who runs the shop that I want to buy $ 25 worth of flowers and she puts together a beautiful bouquet that my fiancée loves every single time.
Also, in response to the other reviewer, I just bought my flowers over the phone and was not charged any service fee, however if you do it over the internet then every single flower shop will hit you with one. Best to just call in rather than buy the «prearranged» bouquets they have.

Wow, $ 66.22 for flowers that costs $ 44.99.
Delivery fee of $ 9.95, Service fee of $ 6.95, and tax (of course). I didn’t mind the delivery fee and tax, but was never warned about their «service fee»; it seemed to be hidden in the total. They need to disclose all these fees up front.
Most flower shops don’t charge service fees and their delivery fees are usually complimentary or a lot cheaper. Not sure I’ll ever do business with this florist again.