Whoops a Daisy

This is such a beautiful shop in my opinion. Most florists normally are lovely, what with buckets full of flowers on display you cannot really go wrong in terms of presentation, but this place is something else! One nice days they display crates full of flowers, which makes the place look very attractive and is actually what enticed me in in the first place. Inside the store is full of lovely gifts such a frames, cute little watering cans, little boxes and so they do not just sell flowers. The whole place is just lovely and bright and pretty. The lady who works in there is very friendly and polite and is always very helpful. The prices are perhaps a little more expensive than usual, but I think it is expected because this is such a nice store and everything is to a high quality. I highly recommend this florist.

What a lovely shop. Outside, wooden crates hold bunches of flowers to tempt those getting off at the nearby bus stop to take something home to keep the missus sweet. Once inside, at floor level there are conical brushed steel vases with star-​gazer lilies bursting out with small metal watering cans, and herb boxes scattered around. There are three-​bloom displays in small slim tube vases on the top shelf, and above these are rustic gift-​ware photo frames. The shop is a of burst of colour, fragrance and oooh, just general niceness!
There are plans to open up a large area at the rear of the shop soon as a wedding show-​area. Whoops-​A-​Daisy are in good stead to specialise in this field; when I’m in the shop a lady pops in to thank the florist for the bouquet she created for a recent wedding.
While the name Whoops-​A-​Daisy suggests an accident, it seems the owner here can’t put a foot wrong.

Like a lot of florists these days, you can not only buy flowers in all their beautiful forms from here, but you can also find decorative pieces to brighten up your home and garden. The shop always looks good from the outside and is nicely stocked inside too.
I really liked the iron work flowers that were hanging in the window. The flower boxes and baskets are also pretty and of good quality. I like the range of potted and freshly cut flowers that are available. I have bought both as gifts over the years.
It’s also open on a Sunday, at least it is on Mother’s Day thank goodness as there have been a couple of emergency visits for presents for my mother in law over the years.
The prices aren’t the cheapest, but neither are they outrageously expensive and the service is great. I prefer this place to the other options in Kings Heath itself. When we had to use their services for a sad occasion, they made it a whole lot easier and the bouquets were beautiful.