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VOTED BEST FLORIST IN MEMPHIS
Pugh’s Flowers is a family owned and operated floral design firm. We operate four floral design centers in the greater Memphis & Southaven area. Our firm is one of the most trusted brands in the city. The award-winning floral design staff at Pugh’s is a super talented group. They create luxurious, upscale floral bouquets. In addition to all the gorgeous farm fresh flowers we sell, we also offer the best selection of green, flowering and succulent plants in town. Need an occasion themed gift? Each of our floral design centers offers lots of great gift options.
Pugh’s Flowers was started in 1976 by Bill Pugh and his partner. Over the past 40 years, Pugh’s Flowers has grown into one of the premier flower shops in the country. The flower shop is currently owned and operated by Tim, Michael and Mark. Bill Pugh’s three sons. We operate three retail flower shops in Memphis, and another in Southaven, Mississippi. Along with our floral design business, the brothers also operate Pugh’s Earthworks, Rosie’s Pest Control and a new business that will be opening soon, called Pugh’s Lawn.
Pugh’s Flowers imports the freshest cut flowers daily from around the world for our flower delivery. Teleflora ranks Pugh’s Flowers as one of the nations 100 largest floral order senders from over 25,000 member shops. Our full service florist has a full selection of fresh cut flowers, fruit and gourmet baskets, green houseplants and home accessories that are all available in store, via the web or by phone. Pugh’s Flowers operates 4 floral design centers. We have 3 flower shops in Memphis and 1 in Southaven MS. We are open 7 days.
Local Same Day & Express Delivery
Pugh’s Flowers offers local same-day and express flower delivery service. Our local delivery area is the largest among the flower shops operating in the market. Every single floral bouquet our artisans create is backed by our on-time delivery guarantee. We also provide a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee with each flower arrangement as well. If for any reason you don’t absolutely love the fresh flower bouquet we create and deliver for you, just contact our floral design center. We will design and deliver another bouquet, of equal or greater value, absolutely free of charge.
Nationwide Same Day Flower Delivery
If you need to send flowers to someone who resides outside of our local delivery area, we encourage you to opt for our nationwide same day delivery service option. We have developed a hand selected network of floral design partners around the country. Our staff works directly with these vendor partners to accomplish same day deliveries across the United States. Every arrangement, whether scheduled for local or nationwide delivery, is guaranteed for on-time arrival. Each design is also backed by our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.
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Boss’ Day, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
Boss' Day (alternative spelling Boss's Day, also known as Bosses Day or National Boss Day) is a secular holiday celebrated on October 17 in the United States and Canada. It has traditionally been a day for employees to thank their boss for being kind and fair throughout the year.Pugh's has some easy and great gifts for the office, check them out at http://www.pughs.com/.
Viral Video Contest
Pugh's Flowers is hosting a viral video contest open to all Memphis area schools. Videos must be somehow related to Pugh's Flowers but other than that there are no stipulations. Submissions go to debbie@pughs.com by the end of September. The videos will be put on the Pugh's Flowers You Tube channel and the winner will be chosen by views. Which ever video gets the most views will win $2500 for their school's theater arts department or technology department. Good Luck! Call Debbie at 363-6744 for details or to reserve the skunk costume or one of the Pugh's delivery vehicles to use for filming. Funny videos are welcome!!!
Flower Hour, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
Michael Pugh and Leah Walker Our first ever floral design class called Flower Hour was a blooming success! We raised over $1000 dollars for Susan G. Komen 3-day for the Cure and had a blast. The evening was started with champagne and appetizers hosted by Leah Walker, Susan G. Komen team member. Michael Pugh led a floral arranging demonstration, followed by a hands-on session where participants created their own fresh flower designs. Door prizes were given away throughout the night and everyone got to take home their very own floral creation. A wonderful time was had by all! We will do it again.
Pugh’s Earthworks, Memphis Commercial Landscaping
Pugh's Earthworks is a sister company of Pugh's Flowers specializing in custom landscape and irrigation installation and commercial landscape maintenance. Pugh's Earthworks services many of the largest hotel chains, hospitals and cemeterys in the Mid South area with offices in Memphis, Little Rock, Nashville, and Jackson, MS. Contact Matt Cowan for information at 901-546-0099 or matt@pughs.com.
Pugh’s Flowers Memphis and Camp Good Grief
Don't forget to visit our facebook page to get the latest updates on the 2011 event. http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Camp-Good-Grief-5K-2011/203228926393232
Our vased arrangments are delivered in boxes, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
We deliver our vases to you in these sturdy, no-spill boxes that have handles for easy carrying. This makes it easy to take your floral gift home from the office. Boxes are reuable as you can see!
Pughy goes to Hawaii, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
Here is Pughy in Hawaii, where will he deliver to next????
Happy Fourth of July, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
On July 4th the United States of America will celebrate it's 235th Birthday! On this day in 1776 the Declaration of Independence was approved by the Continental Congress, starting the 13 colonies on the road to freedom as a Sovereign nation. This holiday is celebrated with parades, fireworks, and barbecues around country.Fun facts about the Fourth maybe you didn't know.... John Hancock was the only one of the 56 signers of the Declaration to sign on July 4th, 1776. The others signed on August 2nd, 1776.Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be the National animal but was out voted when John Adams and Thomas Jefferson chose the Bald Eagle.Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag in May or June 1776.The stars on the Original American flag were arranged in a circle to ensure that all colonies were equal. There were thirteen of them to represent the thirteen colonies.Uncle Sam was actually Samuel Wilson, a meat packer who provided meat to the U.S. Army in 1812. The meat shipments were stamped U.S. Someone joked that the initials stood for " Uncle Sam." The joke eventually led to the idea of Uncle Sam symbolizing the U.S. Government. The National Anthem is actually set to the tune of an old English drinking song called " To Anacreon in Heaven."The words " Under God" were not added to the Pledge Of Allegiance until 1954.The Fourth of July was not declared a National Holiday until the year 1941.The first Fourth of July celebration was held at the White House in 1801.The only U.S. President to be born on the Fourth of July was our thirteenth. Calvin Coolidge. He was born in 1872. Other famous people to celebrate their birthdays on the Fourth are author Nathaniel Hawthorne, Playwright Neil Simon and TV personality Geraldo Rivera.John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe all died on the Fourth. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died in 1826 and James Monroe died in 1831.In July 1776 the Nation's population was about 2.5 million. Today it is about 309.6 million.74 million Americans took part in a BBQ on the Fourth last year. Traditionally Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chicken, Ribs, Garden salads, Potato Salad, Chips and Watermelon are the most served foods on the Fourth.Over 150 million Hot Dogs will be consumed on this day. That's one Hot Dog for every two people in the country.Nearly 349 million dollars are used each year to import Flags, banners, decorations and emblems from China.Almost 211 million dollars of fireworks are imported from China for the Fourth each year.There are 30 places nationwide with the word " Liberty" in their name. Eleven places with the word " Independence", Five places with the word " Freedom", Thirty places with the word "Eagle" , Five places with the word " America" and one place with the word "Patriot".
Summer Rose Sale, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
Roses are always in season and especially nice when they are at such a great price. The Red Rose not only carries more meaning than many other color roses, it is also one of the most universal of all symbols. The long, storied history of the red rose has lent it a wealth of significance. Red roses have been represented in countless works of art, from classical paintings and poetry to modern day music and media. They have appeared throughout history and across many cultures as political and religious symbols. The mystique of the red rose has been a source of immeasurable inspiration for many throughout the ages. However, it is as the symbol for love that the red rose is most commonly recognized. Red roses, as we think of them today, are the traditional symbol for love and romance. The modern red rose we are now familiar with was introduced to Europe from China in the 1800's. However, the meanings associated with them can be traced back many centuries, even to some of the earliest societies. The color red itself evolved from an early primal symbol for life into a metaphor for deep emotion. In Greek and Roman mythology the red rose was closely tied to the goddess of love. Many early cultures used red roses to decorate marriage ceremonies and they were often a part of traditional wedding attire. Through this practice, the red rose became known as a symbol for love and fidelity. As the tradition of exchanging roses and other flowers as gifts of affection came into prevalence, the red rose naturally became the flower of choice for sending the strongest message of love. This is a tradition that has endured to the present day.
Teacher Gifts and Graduation Gifts, Pugh’s Flowers Memphis
May is the time to say thanks and congratulations for a job well done to graduates and teachers alike. Flowers are always in style and a touch of class and beauty to any celebration.