Bliss Flowers & Design, the leading floral and conceptual design boutique in the UAE with locations in Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Towers, Fairmont Abu Dhabi and World Trade Center Mall Abu Dhabi.
Al Shamil Flowers & Ornamental Plants Trading brings beautiful greenery right to your doorstep in Dubai, offering everything you need to brighten your space. Find the perfect plants and expert advice right here on Sheikh Zayed Road.
Brighten your home, office, or any space with a touch of nature from Al Shamil Flowers & Ornamental Plants Trading. As a leading plant nursery and gardening store in Dubai, we offer a wide selection of indoor and outdoor plants, from vibrant flowers to lush ornamental greenery. Whether you're looking for a statement piece for your living room, a low-maintenance addition to your balcony, or expert advice on plant care, Al Shamil Flowers is your go-to destination. They are trusted by many in Al Barsha 1 and across Dubai for quality plants and friendly service. Visit us on Sheikh Zayed Road for all your botanical needs.
Bliss Flowers & Design, the leading floral and conceptual design boutique in the UAE with locations in Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Towers, Fairmont Abu Dhabi and World Trade Center Mall Abu Dhabi.
800 Flower – fresh flowers and floral arrangements in Dubai Marina, open daily 9am–10pm on Al Sufouh Street.
800 Flowers – flower shop on Palm Jumeirah Road, Jumeirah. Open daily 9am–10pm (10am Friday).
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