By Katherine A. Williams August 23, 2011
With the passing of my grandmother, my uncle purchased a beautiful bouquet of flowers from Cox Flowers and sent it to us. Rather, the bouquet would have been beautiful if there were not dead flowers in the bouquet. First strike. My mother contacted Cox Flowers in order to have this remedied. The woman she spoke to was standoffish and rude, acting like she knew everything. Strike Two. Then. After everything else, she came over to retrieve the flowers. She could [or most likely would] not tell me if my uncle would be charged for the dead flowers, only that she would fix them. She waltzed off with the flowers after promptly slamming my own front door in my face and scaring my cat half to death. Strike Three. I'm out and will not recommend his flower company to anyone. Unless anyone else would like to receive dead flowers, be talked down to and have their door slammed in their face. ...read more
By The Growing Years October 06, 2008
If you need a simple bouquet or a church full of beauties, you should stop in to COX FLOWERS located at the corner of Baily Avenue and #59. (Stow + Cuyahaga Falls) Linda and staff will take care of all of your wishes, and make the reason for flowers, EXTRA SPECIAL. At a price that can fit into your budget! Thanks Linda for all of your beautiful arrangements! LOVE THEM! Lisa ...read more
Mother’s day flowers are a nice touch when you want to show a woman that you love she is important to you. Ordering Mother’s day flowers in advance online helps to prevent you from forgetting that special someone on Mother’s Day and it is simple to do through any online flower websit... ...read more
Gathering wild flowers is a fun outing, and when prepared properly, they can be kept for a few days in a vase as fresh flowers for all to enjoy during the spring and summer seasons. Wild flowers can also easily be dried or pressed and used for framing or other decorations in the home. Learn how to cut... ...read more