2,541 flower shops across 594 cities and towns
Texas's state flower is the bluebonnet, and the spring roadside displays are a genuine annual event. Contrary to persistent belief, picking them is not illegal, but they wilt within minutes of cutting and are not sold as cut flowers, so a florist cannot supply them.
Texas is large enough to contain several different flower calendars at once: the Rio Grande Valley is weeks ahead of the Panhandle, and a Houston florist and an Amarillo one are working with different material in the same week. Heat is the constant constraint. From June to September, get arrangements out of the car and into air conditioning immediately.
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