Gift Baskets Florida

Florists & Gift Basket Shops In Florida

The Gift Basket Connection is the top-rated flower delivery expert in Florida;
With an array of bouquets and arrangements for all occasions, tastes, and people - we aim to fulfill all your flower needs across the State to help brighten someone’s day.

Our beautiful flowers are specially brought to you by Florida’s best florists and flower shops - that craft the most gorgeous bouquets, flower arrangements and more from only the most beautiful blooms.

Choose from our wide range of beautiful flowers carefully crafted with the freshest blooms of lilies, orchids, tulips, roses and more and even pick up an add-on gift to go with your choice of bouquet.

Simply set a time and date and we’ll make sure your loved ones receive their bouquets with only the best quality of flowers, at unparalleled prices and speed.

One-Stop Online Flower Shop & Gift Basket Store In Florida

With so many fresh and beautiful types of flowers & gift baskets as well as add-ons such as balloons and chocolate, there’s no need to look further for all your gifting needs than The Gift Basket Connection Florida.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect hand bouquet, anniversary flowers, birthday gift basket or just a beautiful blooming surprise for someone you love.
The Gift Basket Connection In Florida has the perfect flower arrangements & gift baskets for every occasion and everyone.

We now offer cake delivery as well as birthday cake delivery to any city in Florida!

With The Gift Basket Connection Florida, you can make your special moments even brighter with beautiful flowers - to truly celebrate in full bloom.
We provide the perfect service even for your last-minute flower needs with same-day delivery on all orders placed before 1 pm, and free delivery on your orders

Order with us today
on selected gift baskets, we can hand-deliver your gift in less than 4 hours!

1. It only takes minutes for you to place your order with us online through our website, from here, leave the work to us and we will have your beautiful flowers delivered right to your recipient.
2. Same Day Delivery is available for orders placed before 1:00 pm.
3. You may select your preferred time slot while placing your order, just before making any payments.
4. We even provide deliveries right to your recipient’s doorstep with a small additional delivery fee.

Our local florists & gift shops in Florida deliver high quality gift baskets, flowers, balloons, chocolate, birthday cakes and cookies
the same day by a local flower shop. Can also be shipped nationwide

Flowers, Balloons, Chocolate, Candy Cakes & Fruit Basket Delivery To Any City In Florida
The Same Day - If ordered before 1pm in recipients time zone.

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 Headquarters 2905 Seahorse Ave, Ventura, CA 93001 - Phone: 623-239-1277
We are a leading resource for the gift and flower industry.
We are not responsible for the acts of our local florists or gift basket shops.

About Florida

 

Facts About Florida
Florida was admitted to United States as a State on March 3, 1845 (27th State)

Governor — Rick Scott

Capital — Tallahassee

Nickname — Sunshine State

State Flower — Orange Blossom

(Click Here) for Florida symbols

Number of Counties in Florida — 67

Form of Government — Governor and independent cabinet consisting of Attorney General, Chief Financial Officer, Commissioner of Agriculture. (Click Here) for additional information on Florida's cabinet process.

Legislature — 120 House Districts, 40 Senate Districts, 23 Congressional Districts

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Economy, State Spending & Taxes | Geography | History | Population | Taxes | Weather & Seasons | Other Interesting Facts

Florida Economy, State Spending & Taxes
Gross State Domestic Product (in millions):

$680,277 — 2005
$730,191 — 2006
$759,572 — 2007
$747,770 — 2008
$732,782 — 2009
$747,735 — 2010
$754,255 — 2011
Economy Strengths:

International Trade (40% of all U.S. exports to Latin and South America pass through Florida)
Tourism — with 87.3 million visitors in 2011 (a record number), Florida is the top travel destination in the world. The tourism industry has an economic impact of $67 billion on Florida's economy. Click here for additional tourism facts and statistics.
Space Industry — The space industry represents $4.1 billion of the state's economy. The average annual wage of aerospace workers is approximately $67,000. The number employed at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) alone is 13,000 and Florida ranks 4th among the states in overall aerospace employment with 33,000 jobs.
Agriculture — Florida leads the southeast in farm income. Florida produces about 67% of the U.S. oranges and accounts for about 40% of the world's orange juice supply.
Construction — This industry's strength results from the steady stream of new residents and visitors who are welcomed to Florida each year.
Services — growth in high tech, financial & back office operations
Software — many small, entrepreneurial companies
Health Technology (medical, biotech, laboratories)
University Research — more than $500 million per year in sponsored research at Florida universities
(Click Here) for more information on Florida's economy
State Budget Information | Governor's e-Budget Page

$69,975,817,005 (2012-2013)
State Spending Per Capita 2007 — Florida Ranks 49th ($4,009)

Florida Taxes — Florida ranks low in terms of the tax burden placed on residents. Based on income, property and other state and local tax collections,
the Tax Foundation research organization ranks Florida among the lowest tax states (Florida ranks #5 among the 50 states in 2013; only four states have a lower tax burden).

State Sales Tax — 6%

Corporate Tax — 5.5%

State Income Tax — None

Additional Tax Information — Florida Tax Guide (Click Here)

Additional Business & Economy Information:
Doing Business in Florida (State of Florida.com)

Florida Geography
Total Area — 58,560 Square Miles

Land Area — 54,252 Square Miles

Total Water Area — 4,308 Square Miles

Rank Among States in Total Area — 22nd

Length North to South — 447 Miles

Width East to West — 361 Miles

Distance from Pensacola to Key West — 792 Miles by Road

Highest Natural Point — 345 Feet near Lakewood in Walton County

Geographic Center — 12 miles northwest of Brooksville, Hernando County

Coastline — 1,197 Statute Miles

Tidal Shoreline — 2,276 Statute Miles

Beaches — 663 Miles

Florida has more than 11,000 miles of rivers, streams & waterways

Longest River — St. Johns at 273 miles

Largest Lake — Lake Okeechobee at 700 square miles
(the 2nd largest freshwater lake in the United States)

Largest County — Palm Beach at 2,578 square miles

Smallest County — Union at 245 square miles

Number of Lakes greater than 10 acres — Aprox. 7,700

Number of First Magnitude Springs — 27
(Florida has more first magnitude springs than any other state.)

Number of Islands Greater than 10 Acres — Aprox. 4,500
(Florida ranks 2nd in the nation by this measure and only Alaska ranks higher.)

The main individuals to live in what is presently Florida shown up over a long time back. They chased little creatures and assembled wild plants for food.
Throughout the long term, Native American clans including the Timucua, Apalachee, Calusa, and Creek lived nearby.

Spanish conqueror (that is Spanish for "vanquisher") Ponce de León cruised to Florida in 1513 looking for gold and silver. He didn't track down it, yet he found rich farmland and bunches of shore — amazing for delivery. No big surprise Great Britain, France, and Spain all attempted to lay out settlements in Florida. In 1763, the British assumed command over Florida from Spain in return for the land that is presently Havana, Cuba. However, only twenty years after the fact, as a feature of the ceasefire that finished the Revolutionary War, Spain assumed responsibility once more. That didn't keep going long — new U.S. pilgrims started flooding in, and in 1821, Spain surrendered Florida to the United States in return for Spanish rule over Texas. Florida formally turned into the 27th state in 1845.

Today Native Americans called Seminoles actually live in Florida. Individuals come from a mix of clans who moved to the region during the 1700s to stay away from struggle with the Europeans and with different clans.

Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Saint Petersburg, Hialeah, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Tallahassee