Find Your New Plant Friend

Just because we are allowed to be open for retail business, doesn’t mean everybody is ready to venture out into the world. We get that. We also get that with everyone spending so much time home, it is the perfect time to add to the indoor jungle… That is why we have made some great additions to our website to make online shopping and ordering even easier. If we have it in store, we have it on our website available for pre-order curbside pick up or delivery. A plant is also a wonderful gift to send that friend that you have been missing terribly in this social distance world.

New Preserved Bouquets Have Landed

Want to keep your flowers forever? Dried bouquets are the answer! We’ve got you covered with every color in the rainbow. These were such a hot seller last year we just had to bring them back! They are available to order online for Curbside Pick Up, and while we do recommend ordering ahead of time, we are open for in store shopping as well.

We have missed all of our Beacon Hill friends and it will be delightful to see your masked faces! Don’t worry we’ll still know you’re smiling under there :)

New Floral Collection!

Tequila Sunset

With everything going on in the world, maybe now more than ever it is important to spread the love and feel connected to the people we are missing. Our new collection is all about summertime vibes and beautiful blooms. Whether you are into bright, bold tones, or sunny yellow hues or calming light blues, we have the perfect thing, all artfully created in our studio by our designers.

The End of Bulb Season

As the warmer days of summer approach, it comes time to say good bye to our beloved spring flowers. If you are anything like me, this time is bittersweet. So happy for summer and warm days, sad to see spring flowers go. We are still stocked with multi-color tulips as well as fragrant muscari and hyacinth. Shop curbside or delivery to get these spring beauties before it’s too late. Time to get while the gettin’ is good!

Curbside Shopping

Bright and cheerful coral dahlias

We’ve been missing everyone in our little Beacon Hill neighborhood. As we wait for the next step towards the new normal, we have updated our website to include more options for curbside shopping. We have many varieties of plants big and small, as well as a wide variety of bouquets to choose from. Take a look to see what new beauties have come in!

Of course, there is always the signature Rouvalis collection of flowers arrangements as well!

Rouvalis Flowers Retail Reopening May 26th!

The Massachusetts Governor has announced his plan on reopening the states economy earlier today, his four phase plan is allowing us to reopen Tuesday May 26th. We will be following the guidelines set forth by the Governor and CDC to ensure the safety of our employees, clients and community.

What does this mean for our retail shop?

• We will continue to offer curbside pick up only if product has been ordered online or by phone prior to arrival

• Grab and go flower bunches and pre-made bouquets will be for available for sale ‘

• Customers must be wearing mask for service

• Maximum of 2 customers in the store at home time to quickly pick their items for purchase

• No custom floral arrangements or planters will be made for walk in customers, please call ahead for pick up of all custom products

Mother's Day Collection!

We will be open for Mother’s Day for delivery and curbside pick up only. Our retail location will not be open for sales only pre orders bought online or by phone.

We're Open!

We will be open for Delivery & Curbside Pick-Up only at this time. We value the health and well being of our employees, customers and community and will not be offering retail sales until May 18th.

Shop Online Today!

Tulip Tribute

Earth Day 2020

The theme for Earth Day 2020 is climate action. The enormous challenge — but also the vast opportunities — of action on climate change have distinguished the issue as the most pressing topic for the 50th anniversary.

Climate change represents the biggest challenge to the future of humanity and the life-support systems that make our world habitable.

Earth Day was a unified response to an environment in crisis — oil spills, smog, rivers so polluted they literally caught fire.

On April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans — 10% of the U.S. population at the time — took to the streets, college campuses and hundreds of cities to protest environmental ignorance and demand a new way forward for our planet.

The first Earth Day is credited with launching the modern environmental movement, and is now recognized as the planet’s largest civic event.