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Our Network of Miami gift shops and florists will create and deliver the perfect gift for any occasion.
We have many gifts to choose from for a birthday, anniversary, get well or to express your condolences with a sympathy gift,
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We are family owned and operated and have been proudly serving Miami over 25 years!
We carry gift baskets with wine, gift baskets for women, gift baskets for Mother's Day and even gift baskets for boyfriend & gift baskets for men.
For the holidays, we carry a large selection of awesome Christmas gifts and Thanksgiving gifts which will be available for fast holiday delivery to Miami.
 If you need a gift at the last minute, we also offer same day birthday delivery to Miami.
We offer fruit basket delivery to Miami with same day delivery.

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Miami, city, seat (1844) of Miami-Dade area, southeastern Florida, U.S. A significant transportation and business center,
Miami is a main retreat and Atlantic Ocean port arranged on Biscayne Bay at the mouth of the Miami River. The Everglades region is a
brief distance toward the west. More noteworthy Miami, the state's biggest metropolitan fixation, contains the entirety of the region,
which incorporates the urban communities of Miami Beach (across the inlet), Coral Gables, Hialeah, North Miami, and numerous more
modest districts and unincorporated regions; together, these make up the southern part of Florida's "Gold Coast."
Area city, 35 square miles (91 square km). Pop. (2010) 399,457; Miami Beach-Kendall Metro Division, 2,496,435; (2020) 442,241; Miami Beach-Kendall Metro Division, 2,701,767.
History
Spaniards in the sixteenth century tracked down a town (maybe 2,000 years of age) of Tequesta Indians on the site.
The name Mayaimi, likely signifying "large water" or "sweet water," may have alluded to Lake Okeechobee or to nearby Native Americans
who took their name from the lake. In 1567 the Spanish laid out a mission there as a feature of a purposeless endeavor to stifle the Tequesta.
They surrendered the region to Great Britain in 1763 yet recaptured it in 1783. After the United States gained Florida from Spain in 1821,
Fort Dallas was fabricated (1836) as a base during the Seminole Wars. A couple of pilgrims — among them Julia D. Tuttle, known as the "mother of Miami," and William B. Brickell — steadily moved into the area.
Henry Morrison Flagler
In 1896 Henry M. Flagler broadened his Florida East Coast Railway to the site after Tuttle and Brickell each gave him half of their landholdings for the undertaking. Flagler had been persuaded to expand the railroad after a freeze throughout the colder time of year of 1894-95 killed the majority of Florida's citrus crop; Tuttle supposedly sent him a new orange bloom to demonstrate that the freeze had not arrived at Miami. Flagler dug the harbor, began building the Royal Palm Hotel, and advanced the travel industry. Miami was consolidated that very year.
Little Havana, Miami, Florida
During the Florida land blast in the early and mid-1920s, the city's populace dramatically multiplied, however the breakdown of this hypothesis,
intensified by a staggering tropical storm in 1926, hosed Miami's fortunes for over 10 years. Adjoining Miami Beach went through a
short development blast during the 1930s, when numerous Art Deco structures were raised, yet this reached a conclusion during World War II,
when fighters supplanted travelers at the beach front lodgings and extended lengths of ocean side were switched over completely to rifle ranges.
After the conflict, many warriors got back to the Miami region to live, and during the 1950s and '60s Latin American migrants, especially those from Cuba,
started to show up en masse. In the 15 years following the Cuban Revolution in 1959,
it is assessed that nearly 500,000 Cubans escaped to Miami;
a considerable lot of these foreigners got digestion help from the U.S. national government.
During the 1980s Miami acquired a standing as a
cal point of the unlawful cocaine exchange, and a few demonstrations of savagery were
coordinated against unfamiliar sightseers in the mid 1990s;
notwithstanding, toward the finish of the twentieth 100 years, the travel industry was bouncing back. In 1992 Hurricane Andrew caused approximately 50
passings and impressive property harm to region of the district only south of Miami, albeit the actual city was to a great extent saved.
Biscayne Bay, Miami
The midtown horizon of Miami includes a contemporary look, with an enormous assortment of sparkling glass-walled high rises
complemented with neon lighting around evening time. The Brickell area, only south of the city's noteworthy focal business region,
became perhaps of Miami's quickest developing area and is the city's major monetary locale. In excess of 70% of the populace is Hispanic/Latino.
Without a doubt, the city's cozy relationship to Latin America is particularly very much addressed in its ethnic areas. The Little Havana locale,
only west of downtown, created as a generally Cuban territory inside the city. Its yearly Calle Ocho celebration (March; part of the Carnaval
Miami festivity) draws huge hordes of guests. Little Haiti, toward the north of downtown, created as an essentially Haitian area after exiles started showing up in the city during the 1990s.
Port of Miami
A heat and humidity assists with making Miami one of America's extraordinary winter resorts, and the travel industry is a significant part of the city's economy.
The miles of coastline are fixed with sparkling high rise inns and are specked with marinas, yacht clubs, and fairways.
The city is likewise a focal point of global banking and money, business administrations, fabricating (counting clothing,
clinical hardware, drugs, printing, and metal items) and worldwide trade.
he Port of Miami handles global delivery and is a
world forerunner in voyage transport tasks. Miami International Airport likewise handles worldwide freight going generally to Latin America and the
Caribbean and is a significant travel center. The city is served by a roadway network that incorporates the Dixie Highway, Tamiami Trail, and Florida's Turnpike.
The Miami metropolitan region has numerous establishments of advanced education, including the University of Miami (1925) in Coral Gables,
Barry University (1940) in Miami Shores, St. Thomas University (1961), Florida Memorial College (1879), International Fine Arts College (1965), Miami-Dade Community College (1960), and Florida International University (1972), the site of the National Hurricane Center worked by the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Jackson Memorial Hospital,
Baptist Health, and the University of Miami Hospital are among the city's significant clinical edifices. The city is a world forerunner in marine review.
Situated there are the popular University of Miami-partnered Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and oceanographic labs of NOAA.

Miami - Weather  Map  Zip Code - 32118
Miami is a city located in Miami Dade County. The current population of Miami in 2022 is 6,215,000