Petal Pushers: Flowers for all occasions

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No matter how bad the winter weather, the flowers are always blooming at Petal Pushers, Inc. The Hamilton flower and gift shop offers a wide selection of flowers and gifts for every occasion, from weddings to sympathy to just every day events. Petal Pushers is the one-stop shop for all your floral and gift giving needs. You can shop online at www.mypetalpushers.com, or call 609-890-1166 or 800-317-1166 to discuss a custom bouquet to fit your needs and budget.

But the best way to shop at Petal Pushers is to walk on in to the store, which is housed in a quaint, historic farmhouse located at 2632 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road in Hamilton. Check out the store’s beautiful jewelry, unique antiques, home decor, plants, and other items. You are sure to find exactly the right gift for every occasion. Store hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Petal Pushers delivers throughout Mercer County as well as nationwide through its network of dependable florists. Same-day flower delivery is available at no additional cost.

Petal Pushers has been in business since 1987 and has been specializing in weddings ever since. The floral design team is ready to help take care of all of your floral and gift needs. In fact, the store has won the Wedding Wire Bride’s Choice Award for 2013.

The staff at Petal Pushers are getting ready for Valentine’s Day on February 14. Eight to 10 delivery people will be on hand to make sure that your Valentine flowers are delivered on-time and as fresh as can be.

No matter the occasion, you’ll find the perfect gift at Petal Pushers.

Petal Pushers Inc., 2632 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, Hamilton. 609-890-1166 or 800-317-1166. www.mypetalpushers.com. See ad, page 26.

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