Flower Shop

Walmart offers pickup and delivery options for flowers, and same-day service can be available depending on item and location. To check availability:

• Search the bouquet you want and open the product page.
• Select the delivery or pickup option and enter your ZIP code.
• If same-day is offered, a same-day or earliest delivery/pickup time will appear—choose it at checkout.

Keep in mind availability varies by store and stock levels. If you need help, the Walmart app and store can confirm current options and estimated times.

Some stems tend to last longer in a vase, which helps when you want a longer display life. Consider sturdier options and mixed bouquets that include them.

• Look for blooms with firmer petals and healthy green stems.
• Flowers that open gradually often stay attractive longer than those fully open on delivery.
• Ask in-store or check product details for notes on vase life and freshness.

Remember that how you care for the bouquet after purchase affects longevity, so simple steps like fresh water and trimming can make a big difference.

Using pickup for flowers can be a quick and convenient option when you want to avoid delivery windows. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the flowers to your cart and choose "In-store pickup" at checkout.
2. Enter your ZIP code to pick a nearby store and view pickup time options.
3. Complete checkout and watch for an email or app notification when your order is ready.

When you arrive, follow the store’s pickup instructions in the app. If anything looks off, contact store pickup support for assistance before leaving.

The 3:5:8 rule is a simple visual guideline florists use to create balanced arrangements by varying stem heights. It helps establish depth and a pleasing silhouette.

• Choose three height groups: short, medium and tall, roughly in a 3:5:8 proportion.
• Place the shortest stems toward the front or center, medium stems around them, and the tallest toward the back or center focal point.
• Adjust as you go to avoid a rigid look—this rule is a starting point, not a strict requirement.

Using the rule can make DIY arrangements look more professional while keeping things flexible.

Simple post-purchase care can extend a bouquet’s life. Try these practical steps:

1. Trim about 1 inch off each stem at an angle with clean scissors or shears.
2. Use a clean vase and fill with fresh, lukewarm water; add any packet of flower food if provided.
3. Remove leaves that sit below the waterline to reduce bacteria.
4. Change the water every 2–3 days, re-trim stems, and keep the bouquet out of direct heat and ripening fruit.

These steps can help your flowers stay fresher longer, though results vary by flower type and conditions.