Flower shops in Oviedo, FL
Oviedo, FL has 4 local flower shops listed on LocalFlowerShop. Each one is a real shop with a street address and a phone that rings in the store.
Central Florida's humidity and heat push shops toward blooms that can handle the swelter without wilting before they reach a doorstep, from ginger and bird of paradise to broad tropical greenery that shrugs off the long summer stretch while roses demand extra care once temperatures climb past ninety. Fall brings relief. Dahlias and sunflowers grown closer to home fill buckets by October, and winter, short as it is, still makes room for amaryllis and paperwhites in December arrangements. By February, ranunculus and tulips start arriving shipped in, prized because they can't grow easily this far south.
Located in Oviedo
4 shopsCity Blooms
Imaginacion Florist
Oviedo Beautiful Flowers
Oviedo Florist
Getting flowers delivered around Oviedo
Oviedo sits in Seminole County a short drive northeast of Orlando, close enough to the University of Central Florida that campus deliveries are part of daily business for local shops. The city has grown well beyond its old agricultural roots, and today it's a mix of established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, business parks, and a downtown corridor along Broadway Street and Central Avenue where much of the flower trade still concentrates. Anyone sending flowers here should know that Oviedo is spread out enough that a driver crossing from one side of town to the other needs real time, even though the core shopping and civic district is compact and walkable. Deliveries headed to a home near the lake areas on the east side will take longer than one going to an office park near the western edge closer to Winter Springs. None of this is unusual for a growing Florida suburb, but it matters when someone out of state is trying to guess how quickly a bouquet can move from a shop counter to a front porch.
What Oviedo's flower shops actually do
Four flower shops operate inside Oviedo proper, and no florist based outside the city currently lists Oviedo as a delivery town, which means local orders are handled entirely by shops with an actual counter in town.
- City Blooms, at 1693 W Broadway St #3000, works as both a florist and a flower designer and is open six days a week.
- Imaginacion Florist, at 330 S Central Ave, is a florist open all seven days.
- Oviedo Beautiful Flowers, at 1323 W Broadway St, is a florist open six days a week.
- Oviedo Florist, at 1419 W Broadway St, is also a florist open six days a week.
Three of the four sit within a short stretch of Broadway Street, which makes that corridor the practical center of the local flower trade. Imaginacion Florist, being the only shop open every day of the week, is worth knowing about for anyone whose delivery date happens to fall on the one day the other three are closed. Beyond that, the four shops cover the standard range of florist work: arrangements for home and office delivery, designed pieces for events, and the everyday walk-in business that keeps a small flower shop running in a town this size.
Neighborhoods and distances worth knowing
Because three of the four Oviedo shops cluster near the intersection of Broadway and Central, a caller whose recipient lives close to that downtown stretch can expect a fast, straightforward delivery. Addresses further out, toward the lake neighborhoods, the newer developments near the Seminole County line, or the business parks that have filled in along the major roads, will simply take longer to reach, even from a shop with a full delivery van and an experienced driver. This isn't a criticism of any shop, it's just the geography of a city that has expanded a good deal over the last two decades. Anyone ordering for a specific subdivision should mention the neighborhood by name when calling, since local florists know these pockets well and can give a realistic delivery window once they know where the flowers are actually headed.
Seasonal blooms and what they cost here
Central Florida's climate means the seasonal rhythm for flowers doesn't always match what shoppers up north expect. Spring, from March through May, brings good availability of tulips, ranunculus, and other cool-weather stems shipped in from growers, alongside roses that hold up well before the summer heat sets in. Mixed arrangements in that stretch commonly run somewhere between 45 and 85 dollars for a standard size, with larger designs and premium flowers pushing past 100.
Summer in Oviedo is hot and humid, and tropical varieties such as ginger, anthurium, and orchids tend to perform better in transit and in the home than delicate imported blooms. Prices in June through August often sit in a similar 45 to 90 dollar range for arrangements, though hydrangea and peony, when available at all, cost more because they're shipped in rather than grown locally. Fall brings chrysanthemums, sunflowers, and the first of the seasonal color that Florida substitutes for a true autumn, generally in that same everyday price band. Winter is where cost swings the most. Poinsettias and holiday arrangements in December are reasonably priced, often 30 to 60 dollars for a modest plant or small design, but the days around Valentine's Day push rose prices up sharply, with a dozen roses commonly landing between 70 and 130 dollars depending on stem length and packaging. Mother's Day in May brings a similar, though usually slightly smaller, price bump across all four shops.
The occasions that keep local phones ringing
Oviedo's flower shops see the same seasonal peaks as most American towns, sharpened somewhat by the presence of the university nearby. Valentine's Day and Mother's Day are the two heaviest days of the year for every florist in town, and callers who wait until the morning of either date should expect longer waits and a narrower selection. Wedding season runs from fall through spring, avoiding the harshest summer heat, and both City Blooms, with its flower design listing, and the other shops handle event work alongside daily orders. Graduation season in May and December brings a wave of orders tied to UCF, along with the usual local high school ceremonies. Sympathy work is steady year-round, as it is everywhere, and get-well arrangements headed to homes or medical offices make up a quiet but constant share of daily orders. Birthdays, anniversaries, and new baby arrangements round out the rest of the calendar, without the sharp spikes of the major holidays.
How to make the call for same-day delivery
Calling ahead rather than searching online gets a faster, clearer answer from any of Oviedo's shops. It helps to have the recipient's full address ready, including any apartment or suite number, along with a general idea of budget and whether the flowers are for a home, an office, a school, or a medical facility. Mentioning the occasion, even briefly, helps the person answering the phone suggest something appropriate rather than guessing. Same-day delivery is realistic in Oviedo when the call comes in during the morning or early afternoon on a day the shop is open, since all four shops close for at least part of the evening and one day of the week except for Imaginacion Florist, which is open every day. Orders placed close to closing time, or on a day a particular shop is closed, are better scheduled for the next business day, especially heading into a major holiday when order volume climbs and delivery routes fill up fast.
When a neighboring town's florist is the smarter call
Oviedo's own shops cover the city well, but geography sometimes points elsewhere. A recipient living right along the border with Winter Springs, or in a subdivision that sits closer to Longwood, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Winter Park, or Maitland than to downtown Oviedo, may be served faster and more reliably by a florist based in that neighboring town. This is simply a matter of drive time rather than any shortcoming in Oviedo's shops. Anyone unsure which side of the line an address falls on should just ask when calling. A shop in town will usually say plainly if a neighboring florist would get there quicker, since a fast, successful delivery matters more than which shop takes the order.
Hospitals, funeral homes and schools nearby
For deliveries tied to a hospital stay, local shops are used to coordinating with front desks and nursing stations, whether the facility in question sits inside Oviedo's city limits or just across the line along one of the main roads leading toward Winter Springs or Winter Park. The same is true for funeral homes handling services for local families, where timing matters more than almost anything else and a call placed a day ahead makes the difference between a smooth delivery and a rushed one. Oviedo is also home to a full run of public schools from elementary through high school, plus its proximity to UCF, and florists here are accustomed to delivering to school front offices for staff appreciation, graduation, and other campus events throughout the year.
Common questions about Oviedo flower shops
How many flower shops are in Oviedo, FL?
Oviedo, FL has 4 local flower shops listed on LocalFlowerShop. Each listing shows the shop's address, phone number and opening hours.
Do florists deliver flowers in Oviedo?
Yes. The shops located in Oviedo deliver in town and to the surrounding area. Calling the shop directly usually gets the freshest arrangement for the money, because no middleman takes a cut.
Where can I read reviews of Oviedo florists?
On RateAFlorist, our sister site: every LocalFlowerShop listing links to the same shop's RateAFlorist page, where moderated customer reviews and star ratings are kept.
Is there a florist in Oviedo open on Sundays?
Yes. Imaginacion Florist, located at 330 S Central Ave, is open seven days a week, while the other three Oviedo shops operate six days a week. Anyone needing a Sunday delivery should call ahead to confirm same-day availability.
Do any florists outside Oviedo deliver into the city?
No florist based outside Oviedo currently lists the city as part of its delivery area. All in-town deliveries are handled by the four shops physically located in Oviedo.
How far in advance should I order flowers for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day?
Placing an order a few days ahead is safest, since these are the two busiest days of the year for every Oviedo florist and prices for roses and other popular flowers rise noticeably around both dates. Calling first thing on the holiday itself often means a limited selection and a later delivery window.
What should I say when I call a local flower shop?
Have the recipient's full delivery address, a rough budget, and the occasion ready before you call. Mentioning whether the delivery is going to a home, office, school, or medical facility helps the shop plan the route and choose an appropriate arrangement.
What flowers are cheapest in Oviedo during the summer?
Tropical varieties such as ginger, anthurium, and orchids tend to hold up better in the summer heat and are often more reasonably priced than imported cool-weather flowers during June through August. Standard mixed arrangements generally fall in the same everyday range seen throughout most of the year.
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