Stevens The Florist South, Inc.

Englewood, United States

3.4

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5 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 941-475-6702
Website:
www.stevensthefloristsouth.com
Address:
3455 South Access Rd Ste C, Englewood, FL, 34224
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Today

Today 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Englewood) 19:09 Thursday, 26 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 8:30 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

We are a full service flower shop offering the freshest most beautiful flowers and plants in town. We offer delivery service both locally and worldwide. Getting married? …call our wedding specialist Peggy and she will help with your special day floral needs. We also offer unique gift items, custom silk arrangements, balloons, and fruit/​gourmet baskets. We have been voted # 1 in our town since 1997~~give us a call ~~ we would love to help you with any of your floral needs~~“discover the difference”‘you’ll be glad you did~~~Thank you

History

Established in 1987.

I am a 4th. generation florist ~~ Stevens the Florist was started in Plymouth, Mass. by my great grandfather, Charles Stevens. He along with my grandfather Alton and father Dean were all growers. We has 12 greenhouses behind our family home, and also a retail shop downtown. I bought the business (along with my sister Diane and brother in law Greg) in the early 70’s and decided to sell it in 1985. I relocated to sunny Florida and to the most wonderful community of Englewood on the west coast. I built and opened Stevens the Florist South in 1987. We are a very proud business dealing in only the finest quality of product~and because of that we have been voted # 1 every year since 1997.

Meet the Business Owner

Linda S.

Business Owner

I am a graduate of Plymouth-​Carver Hish School~then continued my education to Butera Art School in Boston, Mass. I did commercial art for several years before buying Stevens the Florist. I did design shows for teleflora in the New England Circut in the 70’s.I decided that I needed more sunshine in my life so I relocated to Englewood, Fl. in the mid 80’s.Its a wonderful, caring little coastal town on the gulf of Mexico. I am a proud member of The Placida Rotary Club, Englewood/​Cape Haze Chamber of Commerce, Kid’s Needs, and F.A.M.E.(Friends for the Advancement of Musical Education)

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5 reviews of Stevens The Florist South, Inc.

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Place rating: 1
Moorhead, MN
I’m so disappointed. I ordered a premium centerpiece for my parents for Christmas. The first delivery was completely wrong– a cheap glass vase with a couple of carnations, a couple of roses, and plastic squirrels. The second one was designed correctly, but again had few flowers, far different from the expensive, luxurious centerpiece that was pictured. Find another florist if you want a lush gift of floral beauty.
Place rating: 5
Providence, UT
Cindy was so patient when I ordered flowers for next day delivery. She understood the type of arrangement I wanted and offered suggestions. The price was right and delivery was as requested. My daughter was so pleased that she took a picture and posted it on facebook. Thank you!
Place rating: 5
Cherokee, IA
I live in Cherokee, Iowa and we phoned Stevens the Florist last year for Mother’s Day. We selected them pretty much at random just because they are in Englewood. I was planning on phoning Stevens again this year, May, 2013, and then I found this website with the reviews. So I decided to write a review on my experience from last year. The phone experience was handled by a young woman who was very patient and helpful. She assured us that we would get a nice flower arrangement for our price range, which was around $ 50. We received a call from our stepmom on Mother’s Day expressing how nice the flowers were. I didn’t see them myself, but my father said they were beautiful. My wife said I went on and on about our stepmom to the lady on the phone, which I tend to do and I must’ve kept them on the phone for at least 10 minutes but the lady was very nice and didn’t rush me.
Place rating: 5
Cape Coral, FL
Extremely pleasant on the phone. I called in an order from Wisconsin and the lady was really helpful. She did not try to up sell me but rather expressed that my budget would provide a very beautiful arrangement and would be delivered this noon. I’ll come back and add about the flowers after I hear from the recipient.
Place rating: 1
Warrenville, IL
I tried ordering flowers for mother’s today (regrettably, Fabulous Flowers went out of business a few months ago) and the woman who answered was SO RUDE that I cut the call short and instead, ordered from Ann’s Flowers. I’m in Chicago but my parents are in Englewood. I hope Ann’s does a good job with my $ 75 order because I will NEVER order from this place.
I didn’t get the woman’s name who answered the phone, which is probably a good thing. I’m still fuming and would have gladly posted it here. As soon as our conversation started, I was having a difficult time hearing her (I’m sure she was speaking softly because our connection was fine) and had to ask her to repeat herself on almost every question she asked. She asked about an address and I didn’t know if she meant my billing address in Illinois or the delivery address in Florida. I asked her to clarify. She shouted her question into the phone and then snapped, «is THAT better?!» I was so shocked, all I could do was tell her that I’d call back later. Well, of course that didn’t happen; I decided on a little Unilocal Therapy, instead.
It’s so nice to know that in this recession, Stevens the Florist is so flush with cash that not only do they not need new customers, but they can afford to rudely turn them away.
Update: I called the business a few hours later to talk with the manager, and spoke to another woman who couldn’t have been more apologetic and professional. She explained that they had a few new people and was guessing that one of them had been the problem. She assured me that she would do some serious customer service training. I sincerely hope that happens.