I'm Tess Marek. Petalworks is my little flower shop in Wichita, and this is its app. It shows what I actually cut this morning. You pick a window. One of my three riders takes it across town while the stems are still cool. Heaps easier than ringing me with wet hands.
your note, in my handwriting. pencil first, then pen. no fonts were harmed.
Cut at 6 am, 14 left today
$38
$52
$44
$29
Tuesday, 7 am, I count the buckets. The app sells exactly what's in them. Your order prints at the bench and only then do your stems leave the cooler. Never the night before. We've all had a night-before bouquet. Not here.
no cosmos this week. Sunday's heat got them.
the ticket lives on my hook for a week, in case you text me 'did it get there??'
Whatever came in fresh, to the same door, every week. A surprise you're allowed to expect. Skip or pause in the app.
I drive these to Wichita funeral homes myself and check the time with the director first. They arrive before the service starts. Always.
Two hours at my bench with cider, making a dried wreath to take home. I bring every stem. You keep the wreath, and the bits in your hair.
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$6: Wichita, Eastborough, Bel Aire, Park City. $12: Andover, Derby, Maize, Haysville, Goddard.
Inside the ring: same day, one of my three riders, $6. Past it: the next open window, $12, and the app tells you which window before you pay. The only surprise is the flowers.
If it's in the app, it's cut and sitting in the cooler. Mother's Day week, orders close early.
Marco has the east half of the ring. If there is a screen door, the flowers go inside it. A July doorstep gives them about twenty minutes.
Your note goes on the card exactly as you typed it, in my handwriting, at the bench. Typos too, if you insist.