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Get-well flower delivery in St. Louis, MO: 6 florists are listed for this area, with designs from $38.99. Choose a bouquet, enter the recipient's delivery ZIP and compare the available florist offers. Confirm the delivery date, address, fees and final total before payment.
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| Florist | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clayton Floral Gallery | 4.9 | 32 | 4.2 mi |
| Russell Florist | 4.7 | 223 | 2.6 mi |
| Carolscorner Florist | 4.9 | 95 | 8.2 mi |
| Kv Florist | 4.4 | 40 | 12.6 mi |
| Bloom Er Florist Florissantmo | 4.1 | 80 | 13.8 mi |
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Now the part most buyers get wrong, and the reason this page is worth reading before ordering. Some units take no flowers at all. Bone-marrow and stem-cell transplant units and many oncology floors — including at the campuses named above — restrict fresh flowers and live plants because soil and standing water carry fungal spores that are dangerous to patients with no working immune system. Intensive care and coronary care units generally refuse flowers for space and infection-control reasons, and neonatal intensive care does not accept them. On pediatric floors at St. Louis Children's and Cardinal Glennon, latex balloons are prohibited outright because of latex allergy — mylar only, and many units prefer nothing airborne at all. Where flowers are welcome, the design still has to be ward-appropriate: low-fragrance, because nausea is the most common side effect of the treatment the patient is probably on; lily-free, because lily pollen stains, aggravates airways and is toxic to the cat waiting at home when the arrangement travels there on discharge day; pollen-managed generally; and in a vase with water, because hospital rooms do not have vases and nursing staff will not arrange loose stems. Ask for a compact piece rather than a wide one — the surface next to a hospital bed is small and shared with a water jug, a phone and a call button. When in doubt, call the unit and ask. If the answer is no flowers, send to the family's home instead; that is a better gift than a bouquet a nurse has to carry back out.
Barnes-Jewish at 1 Barnes-Jewish Hospital Plaza, the largest hospital in Missouri and Washington University's teaching hospital; St. Louis Children's at 1 Children's Place; the Siteman Cancer Center; Shriners Children's on Clayton Avenue. A complex of buildings with separate entrances, so the building name matters as much as the room number — and transplant and oncology floors here restrict flowers outright
SLU Hospital on Vista Avenue and Cardinal Glennon Children's at 1465 South Grand anchor Midtown a mile and a half east of the Kingshighway campus. Cardinal Glennon is pediatric, which means no latex balloons under any circumstances and a strong preference for compact, low-fragrance, lily-free pieces in a vase
St. Mary's at 6420 Clayton Road sits in 63117, effectively next door to Alexwaldbart Florist at 7801 Clayton Road — the shortest hospital run on the entire grid, which matters on a day when a delivery has to land inside a two-hour visiting window
Mercy Hospital St. Louis on New Ballas Road and Barnes-Jewish West County in Creve Coeur, Missouri Baptist Medical Center on North Ballas in Town and Country, with Mercy Hospital South down in south county. Kv Florist from Maryland Heights and Clayton Floral Gallery from Wydown cover this arc without crossing the metro
Christian Hospital on Dunn Road, closest to Bloom Er Florist Florissantmo 13.8 miles out on Old Halls Ferry; SSM Health DePaul in Bridgeton, closest to Kv Florist at 23 Fee Fee Road; and Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital in Maryland Heights, where a get-well send may be arriving for a child who has been inpatient for months rather than days
The VA system splits across two divisions, John Cochran on North Grand near Midtown and Jefferson Barracks in south county, and they receive very differently from a private hospital: expect a front-desk hand-off, a check on the unit's flower policy, and a preference for compact unbreakable containers
Recovery frequently continues in a community rather than a hospital. These campuses receive at a front desk, enforce no-glass rules in memory-care wings, and prefer low-fragrance pieces because residents share dining and common rooms. Give the resident's full name plus the building or wing, not just a street address
Sending flowers elsewhere? Choose the recipient's location to see its available arrangements and delivery options.
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