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A wonderful way to show someone they are in your thoughts while they are recovering from surgery, or an injury is with Get-Well Flowers and Plants. Flowers can also be used as a thank-you gift for someone who has been patient with you during the past few weeks. The best way to say “get well” is with flowers; flower arrangements and potted plants make thoughtful gifts for family members, friends and coworkers alike.

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Flowers are a great gift for someone who is sick. They can be a thoughtful way to say, “get well,” or they can brighten the day of someone who is already feeling better. They are also an excellent way to show appreciation, congratulate someone on an accomplishment or milestone, and just generally let them know that you care about them! The key to giving a good get-well flower or plant arrangement with a card is to make sure it is as personal and thoughtful as possible. Do not send just any old arrangement or card; take some time to think about what they might like best. If you know a person well, then it might be easier to find a get-well card that they will like. If you do not know them very well, then it is best to stick with cards that are generic but still thoughtful.

Send warm wishes with our selection of beautiful flower arrangements, including roses, lilies and more. We also have a wide selection of plants that are sure to brighten up the room and make them feel better in no time at all! We have a wide selection of plants that are sure to brighten up the room and make them feel better in no time at all! Our florists can also create custom arrangements. Flower arrangements and potted plants can be tailored to match the patient’s tastes or preferences, so the recipient can enjoy them for as long as possible.

If you know your friend has a green thumb, choose a plant that will thrive in their garden. Or if your elderly parent has never been able to keep a houseplant alive, choose something easy-to-care-for like an ivy plant or succulent (that won’t need much water). If the patient is in a hospital, flowers are also a great way to brighten up the room and make it more welcoming. And if you cannot get out there yourself, sending a get-well gift will help lift their spirits!

If you are buying flowers for someone with a green thumb, choose something that will last and thrive in their garden. A potted plant is a great option because it can be used to decorate their home or patio and then transplanted into their own garden once the flowers have wilted. If you are buying flowers for someone who loves color but does not have much time for gardening, go for something fun and colorful like gerbera daisies or sunflowers! If an occasion arises during their stay when patients want to invite their visitors into their room, an arrangement that can be displayed on a table or cabinet makes a wonderful conversation piece.

When you are thinking about sending a get-well gift, flowers are an excellent choice. They can be used to liven up a room and make it more inviting. Flowers are also a great conversation starter. When family members and friends visit, they will want something to talk about other than illness or injury–flowers are an ideal topic! And if the patient is feeling better enough to have visitors in their room, arrangements that can be displayed on tables or cabinets make wonderful conversation pieces.

If you are thinking about sending a get-well gift, flowers are an excellent choice. They can be used to liven up a room and make it more inviting. Flowers are also a great conversation starter. When family members and friends visit, they will want something to talk about other than illness or injury–flowers are an ideal topic! And if the patient is feeling better enough to have visitors in their room, arrangements that can be displayed on tables or cabinets make wonderful conversation pieces.

Since many people have preferences when it comes to cut flowers and plants, so it is important to find out which varieties are most likely to please the patient before you place your order. If you are not sure what type of gifts the recipient prefers, ask a friend or family member for advice. You also may want to include a greeting card with your gift. The card can be something simple like “Thinking of You” or a more specific message like: “Hope You’re Feeling Better Soon.”

When it comes to sending flowers, do not be afraid to ask for help. The florist will be able to make suggestions based on your budget and the patient’s preferences. If you are unsure of what type of gift to send, consider giving a gift certificate from a florist or garden center. This way, the patient can choose whatever types of flowers or plants they like best. If you do not have time to think about it, consider sending a plant with a note stating that this is something that will continue to grow and keep providing beauty over time.

• For example, if the favorite color of the recipient is purple, you could choose a bunch of deep purple roses or one gorgeous bouquet made up of several types of purple blooms such as tulips, lilies and hyacinths.
• For example, if the favorite color of the recipient is purple, you could choose a bunch of deep purple roses or one gorgeous bouquet made up of several types of purple blooms such as tulips, lilies and hyacinths. The important thing is to make sure that your selection contains at least one flower that they can tolerate.

If you are not sure what type of flowers, they like best or if they have any allergies, talk with someone who knows them well (such as their family doctor) before making any decisions about what kind of get-well gift to buy. For example, if your recipient’s favorite flowers are roses, it is a good idea to choose a bouquet that contains several different types of roses. This way, you will be sure to find at least one type that they will appreciate.

You should also consider the type of flowers that are available in your area, as well as their availability during specific months of the year. For example, if your recipient lives in a warm climate where there is no winter season (such as Florida), then you might want to choose flowering plants instead of blooms that die after just one day.

Flowers are a thoughtful gift and a great way to show someone you care. When someone is recovering from surgery or an injury, flowers can be delivered to their home or hospital room. They can also be used to decorate the patient’s home and/or hospital room, making it more pleasant for them during their recovery period. Flowers are also a thoughtful gift for someone who has recently lost a loved one. It is always comforting to know that others care about you, and flowers are a great way to let someone know that they are in your thoughts during this difficult time.

Conclusion

Sending our fresh get-well flowers is a great way to show someone that you care about them. If you are looking for the perfect bouquet or plant for a loved one who is recovering from surgery or an injury, consider ordering from a local florist or flower shop near their home. Flowers are also a thoughtful gift for someone who is celebrating a special occasion, such as a birthday or anniversary. You can even order flowers online and have them delivered to the recipient’s home or workplace, so they do not have to worry about bothering with their arrangements. You will be able to speak with someone who can help you choose something special just right for them!

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FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS, GREEN PLANTS, TEDDY BEARS, BALLOONS
Pugh’s Flowers makes daily flower, plant and gift deliveries to all Memphis area hospitals. Have someone in the hospital who needs to be cheered up? We offer the best selection of get well flowers in town. Same day and express flower delivery is available to hospitals.

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GRAYSON’S TULIPS

This beautiful fishbowl bouquet was uniquely designed by Grayson Pugh. It is filled with mini green hydrangeas, premium pink hydrangeas, and assorted tulips!

Locations

SOUTHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI
3075 Goodman Rd. Suite 14
Southaven, MS 38672
(662) 342-1832