Roses ordered from a Direct Grower are usually sent from a central location where they are boxed and sent to the recipient via a commercial shipper, usually FedEx or UPS. This means they will deliver your flowers on the day following your order (or the date you specify). Because they don't have to pay another florist to deliver your flowers, Direct Growers generally have lower prices than Online Florists.

• Less expensive
• Central quality control
• Flowers may be fresher when sent
• Less likely to have substitutions

• You cannot arrange for Sunday or Monday delivery
• Additional fee for Saturday delivery (typically $10.00 extra)
• Same Day Delivery not available (usually Next Day FedEx)
• May leave the delivery outside unattended (possible pro)