The JCC Preschool Flower Sale

(937) 610-1555 525 Versailles Dr.
Centerville, OH 45459

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The JCC Preschool Flower Sale

The JCC Preschool Flower Sale

Cathy Gardner | February 17, 2023

The JCC Preschool is now taking orders for the Annual Flower Sale. Beautiful flowers and plants from Furst the Florist. Perfect gift for Mother’s Day or any day!

Choose from:

Annual flats

4.5″ Potted plants

12″ Hanging baskets

3″ Accent plants

Veggies

Patio pots

Orders are due: Friday, March 10
Order Pick Up: Wednesday, May 10

CLICK HERE to view the How to Order video.
CLICK HERE for the link to the flower order form.

You can also contact eceflowersale@gmail.com for an order form.

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