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Want to make someone’s day? Our in-house floral design experts and delivery service can help. From extraordinary arrangements to stunning grab-and-go bouquets, it’s easy to find or custom order a floral design that makes a memorable statement.

For custom orders please visit our Floral Department or call our floral designers at (425) 869-4716.

New! PRO Sports Club Flowers Online. View our new site.

FTD Now available for worldwide delivery.

Arrangements designed by FTD florists incur an $8.50 delivery fee within the U.S.

Free delivery to Microsoft*

*Main campus and all buildings on 148th St., Bellevue
*Same day delivery available on orders placed before 11:00 am
(subject to available flowers)
*Next day delivery on orders placed after 11:00 am
(please call the Floral Department for exceptions)

In-House Design Delivery Rates (PRO Sports Club Floral Shop designs) Available Monday - Friday (no service on weekends)
Zip Code	City	Price
98004	Bellevue	$10.00
98005	Bellevue	$10.00
98006	Bellevue	$10.00
98007	Bellevue	$10.00
98008	Bellevue	$10.00
98011	Bothell	$13.50
98027	Issaquah	$16.50
98033	Kirkland	$10.00
98034	Juanita	$10.00
98040	Mercer Island	$13.50
98052	Redmond	$10.00
98072	Woodinville*	$13.50
98101	Seattle	$16.50
98102	Seattle	$16.50
98103	Wallingford	$16.50
98104	Seattle	$16.50
98105	U District	$16.50
98109	Seattle	$16.50
98112	Seattle	$16.50
*East of Avondale additional $10 charge
Some other areas available at higher delivery rates- Please call (425) 869-4716 for other zip code rates.

October – Marigold

You are my divinity

Calendula, a member of the marigold family, was valued for its medicinal and culinary uses from soothing skin irritations to easing toothaches. Eating calendula was thought to make one see fairies, be easily induced to sleep, or to feel more amorous. Early Christians called calendula ‘Mary’s Gold’ and the flowers by of the statues of the virgin Mary. In India, holy men strung the blossoms into garlands and placed them around the necks of gods.