Early Ordering for Valentine's Day

Radebaugh Florist encourages Early Ordering for Valentine’s Day

Radebaugh Florist Early Ordering for Valentine’s Day

Not surprising, the supply chain issue has impacted the Flower industry. While Radebaugh Florist strives to always provide best in the industry service to customers, we too are working to stay ahead of supply issues. Radebaugh Florist makes Early Ordering for Valentine’s Day very convenient and easy. As we are getting closer to Valentine’s Day, please consider placing your order for flowers now.

Early Valentine’s Flower Ordering

Due to the pandemic, there were fewer than normal plantings at flower farms. What is more, farm owners were forced to shut down because of the need to quarantine. Consequently, they were forced to lay off workers. In some cases, they had to shut down their farms completely. An estimated 247,717 floral worker jobs were lost between 2019 and 2020.
South America is one of the top countries for flower production. The growing conditions have historically been very good on that continent. However, recent weather pattern changes have caused colder nights and more rain than is required. Therefore, the health of flower plants has been negatively affected. Similarly, U.S. Flower Farms have suffered as well. For example, California is a top flower producer. Drought, wildfire and the unpredicted flooding has caused much damage to flower crops.
Interestingly, Weddings are going through a boom period. According to reports there were 1.3 million weddings in 2020. Then in 2021 that grew to 1.93 million. It is predicted that there could be 2.47 million in 2022. Of course, this will most likely normalize once the back log of delayed weddings is addressed. For this reason, it is easy to see what a strain this has placed on flower shoppes.

Adjustments to Flower Shortage

Radebaugh Florist has a strong desire to delight customers with service and beautiful flowers. With this in mind, we have made adjustments to our practices and communications to our customers. Below are some areas we have focused on to make this supply chain issue as easy to embrace as we can.

In our communications to customers, we have conveyed to customers the current flower shortage we are dealing with. As a result, there are some cases where clients may need to be more flexible in their flower arrangement selection.
Earlier ordering is key to help us have the best chance of meeting our customer’s specific product needs. Not only with selection but also meeting delivery deadlines.
Radebaugh Florist has extremely talented floral designers. We are using those talents to create wonderful arrangements. Our mission is to create the most elegant and beautiful bouquets and arrangements working with what we have. Most people do know that talented designers can make a Rose look like a Peony or a Tulip to look like a Gardenia.

SPUN SUGAR

Spun sugar is a sweet mix of purples and pinks! This delicate arrangement includes purple hydrangea, fuschia anemones, light pink ranunculus, stock, and spray roses!

Spun Sugar

BABY LOVE

A petite arrangement bursting with pink, hot pink and green blooms designed in a white glass cube. Flowers include purple hydrangea, lavender loses, hot pink mini gerbera daisies and purple waxflower.

JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL

Radebaugh Florist Delivers to Johns Hopkins Hospital

Radebaugh Florist offers both same day & express flower delivery service for Johns Hopkins Hospital. Furthermore, our delivery staff makes daily delivery runs to Johns Hopkins every single day. In addition, we offer the most extensive selection of get-well flowers, plants and gifts in Baltimore. That being the case, if you need the flowers to arrive at Johns Hopkins at a specific time, we encourage you to select our express delivery option. That will allow you to select a time window for your delivery that meets your needs.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital is one of the premier medial facilities in the United States. They offer a wide array of medical services. Those include cancer treatment, a fabulous children’s care facility and a world class eye institute. Normally the hospital accepts flower delivery during regular business hours. We prefer to have all flower, plant and gift deliveries to Johns Hopkins completed not later than 5:00 pm each day.