1,004 flower shops across 396 cities and towns
New Jersey's state flower is the common blue violet. The state's nickname is better earned than the jokes suggest. New Jersey has a genuinely productive agricultural sector, including commercial flower growing.
Density is the defining feature of the New Jersey florist trade: shops are close together, delivery radiuses overlap, and competition is real, which tends to keep prices honest. The season runs long, from early spring bulbs through peonies in late May to dahlias and chrysanthemums into October, and the shore towns support a busy summer wedding trade that books out well ahead.
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The 145 cities in New Jersey with the most florists
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