街の花屋さん

When I give a flower to someone, I am indebted to them here.

Santa picks are cheap and cute, and Sankirai wreaths can be decorated for Christmas and New Year.

I went in January and there were many flowers that made me feel early spring. The price is cheap and recommended.

The flowers last a long time. I can't go to other stores anymore.

There are many flower shops in this town, but why do you often buy them at this shop? The clerk's responsiveness, lively flowers, and affordability. Please go first.

Seasonal flowers are on sale. In peacetime, a bundle of Buddha flowers is sold from 550 yen. In addition, spray chrysanthemums may be sold for 330 yen in the store.

I am grateful for the care of the lovely clerk who understands the fresh seasonal flowers and personality. If you want to buy flowers in Totsuka, this is the shop you should definitely visit.

There were citrus seedlings in winter, fig seedlings in summer, and vegetable eggplant, tomato, and bitter gourd seedlings. In October, there were cyclamen, viola and violet. There was a Gjakova cactus in November. There was poinsettia around November 20th. There were cineraria and daffodils on November 30th. In early December there were hyacinths, wood sorrels and sweet assam. There were Polyansa and Gerbera in mid-December. Around December 20, there were seven spring herbs, plum bonsai, polyansa, kalanchoe, and melacoides. On December 28th, there was a New Year's group planting, Wakamatsu. Around January 20th, there were baby leaf, parsley, north pole, lavender, and jasmine. Around January 30th, there were Touch Me, Spearmint, Opconica, Margaret, and Kalanchoe. Around February 17, there were peas, Brussels sprouts, apple mint, anemones, ligabegonia, and daisies. Around March 12, there were flower buds, polyanta, muscari, melacoides, signeria, tulips, azaleas, ranunculus, dmall, signeria, leaf lettuce, sunny lettuce, parsley, and broccoli. Around April 19, there were Lupinus, Cafe Frappe, Arenaria, Zeranium, Petunia, Portulaca, Casablanca, Timor, Hydrangea, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, basil, eggplants and peppers. Around May 4th, cherry tomatoes, madagascar periwinkle, There were carnations, pelargoniums, hydrangeas and marigolds. Around May 30, there were green pepper, hibiscus, ojigi grass, hydrangea, hydrangea dance party, peppers, and yellow cherry tomatoes. Around June 20, there were grass, hibiscus, cherry tomatoes, and bitter gourd every day. Around July 15th, there were cherry tomatoes, five-colored capsicum, daily grass, rudbeckia, melanpodium, crest, portulaca, blackberries, and morning glory. Around August 7, there were Senboku, Begonia, Salvia, and Melanpodium. Around September 15th, there were gerberas, spray mum, mini roses, broccoli, baby leaf, lettuce, and celery.