[knarf]

Certainly wanting to be safe with my CC#.

Thanx

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

I haven’t, personally.....but have sent things through Amazon.

I did a search for ‘send flowers, internationally’ and many links come up. Here’s just one:

http://www.overseasflowerdelivery.com/

[teacherwoes]

I went through FTD website. It wasn’t bad. They didn’t have much of a selection but I managed to find something that I liked. Good luck.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

Used FTD last year to send some flowers to a female colleague in Singapore. I phoned them in the USA and made sure I was billed in the USA and then FTD handled it from there. They did a good job. No experience with on-line service.

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

Live things or semi-live things like plants and flowers are prime targets of confiscation at the port of entry of a foreign country. They do that to avoid importation of non-native pests.

Your best bet would be to send flowers through a local florist of repute, either through a wire transfer by calling the florist up, or online, if he or she has a secured website.

Actual bulk flower exports to foreign countries have strict packaging instructions, and often include an irradiation sterilization, at the port of entry of the consignment.

[elc]

My husband sends flowers several times a year to Northern Ireland. He uses FTD mostly and they contract with a local florist over there.

They are the most reputable. I would go with them.

[takbodan]

If you are sending to the Philippines we have used:
http://philregalo.com/index.asp

Excellent service. There is also:

http://www.expressregalo.com/index.aspx

[american colleen]

I've sent flowers to St. John's NFLD and Ireland. What I did was to call a relative and have them recommend a florist they've done business with - then I call the florist. No problem with my CC.

Foreign on line phone directories are available... you could use that and find a local florist. You can also wire the money rather than use your CC.