Carroll's Flowers has been a fixture in Juniata Park for 55 years, providing flowers for every special event in their customers' lives. Generations of loyal customers return again and again for prom flowers, weddings, births of children and funerals. Mr. Carroll began his flower career as a youngster selling flowers on the corner and in bars at Broad and Erie in Philadelphia.
After returning from military service in Korea he joined the Philadelphia Police Department and also worked in a flower shop in the subway concourse at Broad and Erie. Marty and Peg Carroll opened Carroll's Flowers in Juniata Park in the summer of 1964. Mr. Carroll taught flower design for FTD, at Northeast Catholic High School and also appeared on Channel 10's Dialing for Dollars doing flower arranging.
After returning from military service in Korea he joined the Philadelphia Police Department and also worked in a flower shop in the subway concourse at Broad and Erie. Marty and Peg Carroll opened Carroll's Flowers in Juniata Park in the summer of 1964. Mr. Carroll taught flower design for FTD, at Northeast Catholic High School and also appeared on Channel 10's Dialing for Dollars doing flower arranging.
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Jan 12, 2021
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Nicolette T.
Jun 02, 2017
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Carroll's Flowers is absolutely incredible! We had a Cinderella Fairtytale wedding with a bridal party consisting of 38 people. Peggy Carroll made sure everything was perfect for me!! Every time I look at pictures of the flowers I fall in love with them all over again. The best part was that she recreated a picture I saw on Pinterest for our centerpieces.. we supplied the wire Cinderella carriages and she made the arrangements for inside of them.. beautiful!! Peggy kept in touch with me throughout the entire planning process, responding to every email so quickly! I can't thank her and