Ruth's Roses team routinely delivers to funeral homes, cemeteries and hospitals within University Park and surrounding areas. For expedited and sameday orders please call us to learn more about our 45 minute express delivery. We are always here to support you during your difficult time.

Funeral homes surrounding the University Park community
Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home 7405 W Nw Hwy Dallas, TX 75225
Casket Store 11111 N Central Expy Dallas, TX 75243
Greenwood Cemetery 3020 Oak Grove Ave Dallas, TX 75204
Old Calvary Hill Cemetery 2500 N Hall St Dallas, TX 75204
Hughes Family Tribute Center 9700 Webb Chapel Rd Dallas, TX 75220
Crown Hill Memorial Park 9718 Webb Chapel Rd Dallas, TX 75220
Calvary Hill Funeral Home 3235 Lombardy Ln Dallas, TX 75220
Gonzalez Funeral Home and Crematory 3050 N Stemmons Fwy Dallas, TX 75247
Freedman's Memorial 2904 Floyd St Dallas, TX 75204
Local Cremation & Funerals 12101 Greenville Ave Ste-118B Dallas, TX 75243
Aria Cremation Services & Funeral Home 10116 E NW Hwy Dallas, TX 75238
Royal Mausoleums 13355 Noel Rd Ste 1100 Dallas, TX 75240
Pioneer Cemetery 1184 Young St Dallas, TX 75202
Restland Funeral Home & Cemetery 13005 Greenville Ave Dallas, TX 75243
Rahma Funeral Home 7810 Spring Valley Rd Dallas, TX 75254
Grove Hill Funeral Home 3920 Samuell Blvd Dallas, TX 75228
Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home 10501 Garland Rd Dallas, TX 75218
American Memorial Grave Markers & Caskets 1506 Naylor St Dallas, TX 75218
Sparkman Funeral Home & Cremation Services 1029 S Greenville Ave Richardson, TX 75081
Western Heights Cemetery 1617 Fort Worth Ave Dallas, TX 75208
Hospitals surrounding the University Park community
North Central Surgical Center North Central Surgical Center
Texas Medical & Surgical Associates Texas Medical & Surgical Associates
Texas Health - Dallas Texas Health - Dallas
Presby Presby
Endocrine Associates of Dallas Endocrine Associates of Dallas
Medical Specialists Associated Medical Specialists Associated
Kindred Hospital Dallas Central Kindred Hospital Dallas Central
Primary Care Medical Primary Care Medical
Metropolitan Anesthesia Consultants Metropolitan Anesthesia Consultants
Parkland Memorial Hospital Parkland Memorial Hospital
Parkland Memorial Hospital Parkland Memorial Hospital
Scottish Rite For Children Scottish Rite For Children
Zale Lipshy Pavilion - UT Southwestern Zale Lipshy Pavilion - UT Southwestern
Aston Ambulatory Care Center Aston Ambulatory Care Center
William P Clements Jr University Hospital William P Clements Jr University Hospital
ESI: Healthcare Revenue Cycle Outsourcing ESI: Healthcare Revenue Cycle Outsourcing
Children's Medical Center Dallas Children's Medical Center Dallas
LifeCare Hospitals of Dallas LifeCare Hospitals of Dallas
Promise Hospital of Dallas Promise Hospital of Dallas
Medical City Children's Hospital Medical City Children's Hospital

The Best University Park Florist

Dahlia

My Uncle Bill had a favorite flower which was the dahlia. Every year, he’d plant and fringe the yard of his University Park home with lines of the starburst shaped blooms and spend summertime delighting in their beauty.

Dahlias are native to Central America and Mexico, where they are the national flower. Members of the Asteraceae family, they are a cousin to sunflowers, daisies, chrysanthemums and zinnias. What is particularly amazing about the dahlia is just how many variations in form, size and color are available.

First, their potential shapes include a starburst, a pom pon, a cactus or a water lily. The petals, known as ray florets, can be long and spiky, while others are smaller and have softly rounded tips. Other types have a three dimensional honeycomb appearance. All types possess a strong textural quality.

As for size, the dahlias diameter ranges from two inches up to a grand twelve inches. The larger varieties are known as cafe au lait or dinner plates. Their firm, leafy stems grow in length from twelve inches up to a towering six feet and have one bloom per stem, which are generally symmetrical.

Another huge plus is that dahlias come in an incredible range of colors. They range from vibrant, bright shades of yellows, reds, oranges and purples to softer pastel shades of blush pinks, peach, ivory and rosy beige. There are also variegated types, for example, a yellow center having pink tips.

Countless looks can be achieved when using dahlias to create floral bouquets, centerpieces and decorative touches for any special occasion. May, June, September and October are peak season for them, but they can be found year round and are an affordable choice.

For wedding bouquets, a dramatic cascading effect can be achieved by combining dahlias with lilies and tulips surrounded by a trail of ivy. A classic choice would be to combine dahlias with ranunculus, roses, sweet peas and astilbe. A wild Bohemian arrangement can be made by combining dahlias with calla lilies, roses, thistle and amarcinth. For a simpler bouquet, snuggle one large sized dahlia in among a circle of roses, add minimal greenery and wrap all up in a satin or velvet ribbon.

Dahlias symbolize commitment, creativity and inner strength. My Uncle Bill and his dahlias personify those very same qualities for me. You, too, can choose to use dahlias to convey your own symbol of endearing grace.

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