Happy Customer!! I purchased a boutique from Sams, my first to try them out...and they lasted a solid 10-12 days before looking wilted like. The roses were the first to go about day6-7 but thats to be expected they never last as long for me as other flowers. Tip..keep triming ends every 5 days and replace with water/food every other fill.

these flowers were not fresh. There was very little water in the holder they were in at sams. I threw away half of the flowers before giving them to a friend. I know there is a 7 day fresh guarantee, but I was not feeling well and did not return them to Sams.....too much trouble.

I've purchased before with happy results but these, when I got home, under closer inspection, were not up to your usual standards... I should have looked closer but it was on a Sunday (crazy busy) and I was in a rush. At home, I had to pick out about 25% of the flowers/greenery that was dead or dying. Would like my $ back - 2nd time asking

These flowers were outstanding. Had two weeks today and most of them still look good. Only had to pull out a couple that had died. The colors were the prettiest I have seen. Shades of pick and purple with a pop of white lilies. Hope I can find this grouping again.

This will be the best review ever for these flowers. I bought these for my mother who just started transitioning to end of life the night before. I brought these to her and asked her to open her eyes and let her smell the flowers. I bought them for $16.00 and at the end of the display of flowers, were beautiful clear glass vases, that were the perfect size for the bouquet of flowers. ($8.00) I periodically checked with my family to see if the flowers were ok. It took my twelve days to pass away and the flowers were still beautiful. I just sometimes needed to remove dead petals. I took them home with me and kept them for four days days until I threw them out. This bouquet would easily have cost $75.00 at HyVee.

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.

These flowers were so beautiful and lasted so long!

These flowers last for usually 2weeks.

Love Sam's flowers They lasted almost 2 weeks.

last stop of the day when I need to say "sorry" to the wife