2 Dozen Roses - $44.95 Yellow Roses indicate Friendship and Joy.     With this selection you receive two dozen elegantly wrapped Premium Long Stem Yellow Roses (18"-24"), with Filler Greens, a personalized card, and rose care information.     Your order is wrapped in decorative cellophane and carefully hand packed on ice in an attractive, fully insulated gift box, and shipped via Overnight Courier.

Bold & Beautiful - $36.95     This boldly colored bouquet is sure to fit any occasion! Six Mixed Roses along with three bright Gerbera Daisies and three stems of Mixed Asiatic Lilies are accented with greenery and will brighten any decor. Also included are a quality message card, floral preservative and flower care information. Your flowers come elegantly wrapped in a decorative sleeve and are hand packed in an attractive gift box.

Bountiful Basket - $79.95     Soft pink roses nestle with lilies and other dainty blossoms to create this abundant garden basket bouquet. This all-around arrangement is approximately 13 inches h x 12 inches w.    Based on season and availability this selection may contain: Roses, Veronica, Stock, Lilies, Candy Tuft, Thistle, Curly Willow, Fox Fern, Pittosporum.

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Arizona

Date Of Statehood: February 14, 1912

Capitol: Phoenix

Slogan: Grand Canyon State

Web Site: http://www.az.gov/

State Flower: Saguaro Cactus Blossom Carnagiea gigantea

    The Saguaro Cactus Blossom has been associated with the Arizona as far back as territory times in 1901. In 1931 it was adopted as the official state flower of Arizona. The saguaro cactus blooms fragrantly and profusely in spring through early summer. The blossom, being of a succulent plant, has a waxy feel. Like many white, fragrant flowers, the Saguaro cactus blooms at night. Blossoms last only one evening, which is long enough for them to be pollinated, producing bright red fleshy fruits that feed the birds later in the summer. For more information on the Saguaro Cactus, visit www.desertusa.com

Gardening in Arizona:
    The university of Arizona provides an excellent list of gardening and flower clubs in the state. http://ag.arizona.edu This listing shows the contact information and meeting times of such groups as the Arizona Mushroom Club, the Bonsai of Scottsdale, Arizona Native Plant Society and the Desert Daylily Society. There are literally hundreds of clubs that address the wide and varied interests of Arizona’s gardeners. If you don’t find the club for you, perhaps it’s time to start your own. You could contact any of these clubs for advice and information on how to start your own.

    There are also many regional general Garden Clubs in Arizona. Garden clubs provide a social setting in which to combine your love of plants, flowers and gardens with the good work of a service organization. Garden Clubs often lend a helping hand to local institutions and community projects. They also promote education and information regarding local native and cultivated plants.