702 flower shops across 236 cities and towns
Virginia's state flower is the American dogwood, which is also the state tree, one of the few states to use the same plant for both.
Virginia's growing season is long and the state's geography varied enough that timings differ substantially between the coast, the piedmont and the mountains. The state has an unusual administrative quirk that shows up in this directory: Virginia has more independent cities than any other state, which function as county equivalents, so places like Richmond, Roanoke and Virginia Beach appear here as their own jurisdictions rather than inside a county.
Covers smaller towns that do not have a page of their own
The 72 cities in Virginia with the most florists
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