Country Florist
Paso Robles
1191 Creston Road, Ste. 114
Paso Robles
Kay McClain’s love of flowers began in high school when she took a floral design class and joined FFA. When her floral judging team went to National’s, she was hooked! So in 1985, at only 21and with the help of her loving family, she opened Country Florist, a family owned and operated florist with a 3000 square food location serving the Paso Robles area. In addition to a wide selection of fresh-cut flowers, and plants, we carry many unique gifts including purses, bath lines, wind chimes, mugs, gourmet foods, home décor, and cards. We are honored to be your local Paso Robles florist for sending flowers or ordering professional flowers for an event or special occasion. We offer same-day flower delivery to homes, businesses, hospitals, and funeral homes in Paso Robles and the surrounding area, as well as nationwide!
(805) 239-3032
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