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Big, fat bouquets with attention to seasonal colorings.

The city's premier orchid seller has familial ties to Holland.

Fashion editors adore the tidy arrangements in rich colors that often arrive on their desks from this shop.

This shop specializes in low, densely clustered arrangements in simple glass ginger jars.

This flower studio between the fashion and theater districts marries elements of both.

This floral designer thrives on the details of a wedding to reflect the bride and groom's personal style.

Known for its excellent blending of color, contrast, and texture, this florist combines indigenous species with delicate exotics.

Ryan likes offbeat vessels for her perfect, poetic arrangements.

Upscale, Asian-inspired flower arrangements that incorporate unexpected mixed media.

A downtown fixture outfits offices with pretty potted plants and kaleidoscopic bouquets.

Herbal tinctures, flower essences, and dried herbs of the highest quality.

Similar to its sister store Floralia Decorators, but with a more modern approach.

Exquisite floral design that’s not afraid to show its roots.

This is one of the city's hottest floral-design outfits: They’ve done the MTV Video Music Awards.

See the profile of this NYC store at 523 Hudson St. in Manhattan.

Mexican floral designer Sandra de Ovando has a love of bright colors and a distinctly sculptural style.

Anouchka Levy's charming arrangements are packed with personal style.

Isabell's studio can make pretty much any floral vision a reality, even if it seems physically impossible.

This tiny shop's style is heavy on roses, sweet peas, hydrangea, gardenias, and steel gardening pails.

A shop for lovers of very polished, tasteful arrangements.