Suzann's Flowers

Suzann’s Flowers has been a member of the Inland Empire community since 1968.We are family owned and operated. All of our staff is professional, courteous & each of us is committed to making all of your encounters with us a pleasant one. We have since grown to become the largest full-service florist in the Inland Empire and one of the largest florists in the United States, winning TOP 50 Florist a

wards from both Teleflora and FTD. We are dedicated to friendly and prompt customer service and we use only the finest and freshest flowers from around the world, while giving you the best value for your money.We are family owned and operated with many talented, long-time employees on staff. We are all committed to creating beautiful floral gifts that will help express your sentiments.Areas ServedOur delivery vans serve the following areas daily Alta Loma, Chino Hills, Chino, Etiwanda, Fontana, Guasti, LaVerne, Montclair, Ontario, Pomona, Rancho Cucamonga, San Antonio Heights, San Dimas and Upland.Why order all of your flowers from Suzann's Flowers? In a few words- because you'll save money! Here's how:The 'Web-Florists" that advertise everywhere are nothing more than middlemen- charging you a service fee of $15.95 or more to take your order that they then send to a real florist to make and deliver. And don't think that their $15.95 service fee goes into the arrangement or towards the delivery charge. It does not! The "Web-Florist" keeps that money for themselves- for more advertising and for their own profit.So cut out the middleman and go direct. Call a local florist that you know and trust, and put your money into the flower arranagement- not into a middleman's pocket! Suzann's never charges a service fee for local delivery. Every cent you spend with us goes into your arrangement and the delivery charge, which will be clearly broken out for you ahead of time.If you need to send flowers anywhere in the United Sates ouside of our Inland Empire delivery area and don't know a florist there, we will be happy to handle that for you, using our national network of trusted florists. We charge a nominal service charge of $6.95 to cover our expenses on these out-of-town orders, which is at least $10.00 savings over those fees charged by the "Web-Florists." And just like our own local orders, we guarantee your satisfaction 100% or your money back.How can I make my flowers last longer? Certain varieties of cut flowers last longer than others. Carnations, for example, can remain vibrant for long periods. Roses have a shorter vase life, but are prized for their special and delicate beauty. When buying flowers, be sure to ask your Suzanns Flowers Sales Associate how long you should expect your arrangement to last. Whatever variety you choose, a little TLC will go a long way to keep your blooms looking fresh longer. Here are a few handy tips that can help add days to their beauty -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Essentials for your flowers Keep them in a cool spot (65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit 18 to 22 degrees Celsius), away from direct sunlight, heating or cooling vents, direct drafts from a ceiling fan, and the tops of televisions or radiators. (Appliances like televisions give off heat, causing flowers to dehydrate.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When your flowers arrive in wet foam Keep the floral foam soaked in water containing floral food provided by your florist. Be sure to follow the directions on the package. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When your flowers are arranged in water Keep the vase as full as possible at all times. Use water containing floral food provided with your arrangement by Suzanns Flowers. Simply follow the directions on the package.Should the solution become cloudy, replace it entirely. If possible, re-cut the stems, remove one to two inches from each stem with a sharp knife.Remove leaves that will be below the waterline. Leaves in water will promote bacterial growth that can harm your flowers