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What people in Montgomery actually send no-occasion flowers for falls into a handful of recognizable patterns. The standing order to a parent or grandparent in Dalraida (36109), Edgewood or Normandale (36111) or Capitol Heights (36107) — a house someone has lived in for forty years, where a bouquet every few weeks is the point rather than the surprise. The thank-you to a teacher's front office, which in this city means Montgomery Public Schools campuses plus Montgomery Academy, Trinity Presbyterian School, Saint James School, the Loveless Academic Magnet Program and Booker T. Washington Magnet High School. The nurse-station drop after a hard week on a floor at Baptist Medical Center South on East South Boulevard or Jackson Hospital on Pine Street. The new-neighbor bouquet in Hampstead or Pike Road (36064), where the subdivisions are new enough that people are still introducing themselves. The church-office arrangement for a choir director or a volunteer coordinator — Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist on Dexter Avenue, First Baptist on Ripley Street, Frazer out on Atlanta Highway, Eastmont Baptist near Vaughn Road. And the plainest one of all: somebody had a bad month and you would rather do something than say something.
The delivery mechanics of a no-occasion order are the mechanics of ordinary Montgomery streets, and the city's housing stock sorts itself neatly into three door types. Deep-porch bungalows — Old Cloverdale and the Garden District (36106), Capitol Heights (36107), parts of Chisholm (36110) and west Montgomery (36108) — are the easiest addresses on the grid: a covered entry, shade most of the day, and a delivery can sit safely for a while. Mid-century houses with driveways and carports — Dalraida and the Perry Hill corridor (36109), Edgewood and Normandale (36111), Halcyon, McGehee and Woodley (36116) — are nearly as simple, though a side or carport door is often the real front door. Newer and partly gated subdivisions — Carriage Hills, Arrowhead, Sturbridge and Wynlakes (36117), Hampstead and Pike Road (36064) — need a gate code or a call-on-arrival number, and downtown lofts in 36104 need a unit number and a phone, because a locked lobby with a call box has no one to hand a bouquet to. Beyond the city line the same 60-mile radius that covers the shop's own town — Prattville (36066 and 36067) — reaches Millbrook (36054), Coosada, Deatsville, Wetumpka (36092) on the Coosa, Tallassee, and south along US-231.
Front-office drops at Montgomery Public Schools campuses, Montgomery Academy, Trinity Presbyterian School, Saint James School, the Loveless Academic Magnet Program and Booker T. Washington Magnet High School — schools take flowers at the office, not the classroom
Unit-desk bouquets at Baptist Medical Center South on East South Boulevard, Baptist East on Taylor Road, Jackson Hospital on Pine Street, the Central Alabama VA on Perry Hill Road and Prattville Baptist near the shop — timed away from shift change
The no-occasion desk bouquet: the 36104 government complex around the Capitol and the RSA tower, Alfa Insurance on East South Boulevard, the Commerce Street and Court Street firms, and the Carmichael Road and EastChase offices on the east side
Weekday office drops for a choir director, a volunteer coordinator or a church secretary at Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist on Dexter Avenue, First Baptist on Ripley Street, Frazer on Atlanta Highway and Eastmont Baptist near Vaughn Road
The deep-porch bungalow blocks of 36106 and 36107 and the driveway-and-carport houses of 36109, 36111 and 36116 — the easiest addresses on the grid, where a covered entry holds a delivery out of the sun until somebody is home
A bouquet for somebody passing through: the Renaissance Montgomery at the Convention Center, Embassy Suites next door, the DoubleTree and Hampton Inn downtown, and the Marriott at Capitol Hill in Prattville, the closest hotel on the grid to the bench
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