Roses died two days after purchased, usually Sam's flowers are decent for at least a week. 👍🏻 For seven day guarantee, though on return all the others were dead also. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Sam's owes me gas money 😂

These lasted a long time. Every other day I cut the tips off and change to clean water. A frexh cut absorbs more water. Maybe that is why they lasted so long. This is a good idea with any fresh flowers.

Fresh flowers, great variety, and they come with a freshness guarantee. They are beautiful and affordable. I buy one of these large bouquets almost every time I go in a Sam’s Club. They also make great hostess gifts.

Flowers under the wrap were in bad shape and I had to throw half away. Spent 20 minutes trimming the rotting stems and picking out the rotting leaves. Regretted buying it at all. I am glad I wasn’t giving it as a gift.

Wanted to send flowers for the birth of a baby. These flowers were beautiful and fresh. So happy I figured out that Sam's will deliver and I wasnt disappointed with trying this service.

I love the flowers at Sam's. They always have a nice selection, they're fresh, and best of all, I've not had any last less than a week, and 2 weeks or longer is typical! I have bought them many times and I'm always satisfied. To help them last, I always trim the stems, use the feed pack that comes with them and keep the water clean and refreshed.

Love Sams Club flower bouquets. These are so pretty and affordable. We used these for table centerpieces at a graduation party and they brought so much vibrancy and elegance to the room. The bouquets are filled with several different types of flowers that work for any occasion.

The flowers had very little scent. I thought that it would get better, but it never did. It's difficult to find cut flowers with a lot of scent. Sam's flowers do last over a week if they are fed and given fresh water. It helps to cut the stem when you first put them in a vase and every two or three days.

I was sorely disappointed in the Valentine selection of flowers. One week before Valentine's Day, I observed in a personal visit, they had brought in a large quantity of beautiful fresh roses and had them displayed in buckets along the entryway. Please tell me... who will buy flowers a week in advance when they usually only last a week anyway? Worse yet, they did not refresh their supply. So, when Valentine's Day arrived, it was the same buckets of roses that had been sitting there for a week. The quality was horrible... wilted, bordering rotten. They should have allowed the consumer to break apart the dead & dying bundles to salvage those few roses within them that were still healthy and put them together to purchase a good dozen worth giving. And sadly, during this period, the rest of the selection in the floral end cap suffered from lack of attention, and very poor quality. This was a shock to me, because prior to this, the selection in the floral end cap was wonderful. My suggestions: 1) Bring in the fresh roses on the 12th. This will provide a better, healthier selection and assure that the receiver has beautiful roses to love, admire and appreciate. Yes, there may be some left over, but this is far better than providing a less than stellar product for your valued Members; 2) Retask some Associates to care for the Roses. This will help maintain the quality and assure the best value from the investment in these roses; 3) Make sure that the regular floral end cap is kept healthy with the same beautiful selection available.

Beautiful flowers, split 2 bouquets into 4 with plenty for each vase, so definitely a great value. I had to remove flowers as they wilted, but i still have the mums and carnations going strong. There were some very large leaves that were not used, they seemed silly in the smaller mason jars that i used as vases. I gave them to the kids to play with, it was 3 wasted stems, not a huge deal.