Flower Delivery In East Earl.

Delivering to East Earl, Blue Ball, and Goodville

Same-Day Delivery

Get your order in by 1:00 PM, and we can deliver flowers in East Earl that same afternoon. Orders over $50 go out with hand delivery, driven personally by members of our local Mennonite community, the same folks who help us with deliveries throughout the week rather than an outside courier service. They know the back roads around Blue Ball, Goodville, and East Earl well, so your flowers get where they're going without delay.

Hospital Flower Delivery

Flowers are a quiet way to let someone in the hospital know you're thinking of them. We deliver regularly to hospitals serving the East Earl area, including:

• Lancaster General Hospital
• Women & Babies Hospital
• WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital
• UPMC Lititz

Every arrangement we send is designed with hospital guidelines in mind, so it fits comfortably in a patient room while still feeling like a personal gift, whether it's for a new arrival or a get-well wish.

Funeral Home Flower Delivery

Sending sympathy flowers is one of the quieter ways to support a grieving family, and we handle every one of these orders with extra care. From casket flowers and service arrangements to sympathy plants and pieces sent to the home, we can help you find something appropriate for the moment. We deliver to funeral homes serving the East Earl area, including:

• Groff-High-Eckenroth Funeral Home – New Holland
• Furman Home For Funerals
• Beck Funeral Home Inc.
• Charles F Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory – Lititz Pike
• Stradling Funeral Homes Inc.
• Buch Funeral Home & Cremation Services

We coordinate directly with each of these homes so your arrangement is ready in time for a viewing, service, or delivery to the family afterward.

Who We Are - An Amish-Owned Florist

We believe every bouquet tells a story, and that belief is why we hand-select our flowers daily rather than pulling from a pre-packed cooler. Fresher flowers hold up longer once they're in your vase, and freshness is something we don't cut corners on.

Mary King owns Jane's Flower Shoppe and personally designs each arrangement alongside her daughters, and our deliveries go out with members of the local Mennonite community rather than an outside courier. When you tell us who the flowers are for and why, that story shapes what we put together.

Being rooted in this community means more than just delivering nearby. When the growing season allows, a good share of what we sell comes from our own fields, filled in with fresh stock from other area farms before we ever turn to wholesale suppliers. It shows up in our gift selection too: Welsh Mountain candles, Evan's Candies chocolates, and home decor from local makers we know personally.

Regular hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Saturday, 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, closed Sundays. We extend our hours around Valentine's Day, Mother's Day weekend, and Christmas, so if you're planning ahead for one of those, ordering a couple of days early helps us guarantee your delivery window.

East Earl Area We Serve

We proudly deliver throughout East Earl Township, covering East Earl, Blue Ball, and Goodville, plus the nearby Lancaster County towns of Brownstown, Ephrata, Leola, and New Holland, within the 17519 zip code.

Hand Delivery

Orders over $50.00 are hand-delivered by members of our local Mennonite community. Order by 1:00 PM for guaranteed same-day delivery to East Earl.

Locally Grown and Sourced

We deliver throughout the 17519 zip code using flowers grown on-site or sourced from nearby farms.

Service Area

Jane's Flower Shoppe hand-delivers fresh flowers across East Earl Township, including Blue Ball, Goodville, Brownstown, Ephrata, and New Holland.

Why Choose Jane's Flower Shoppe

A Family Shop, Amish-Owned and Run

Jane's Flower Shoppe is owned and run by Mary King, who makes every arrangement by hand alongside her daughters, not a design "team" in the corporate sense, just a mother and her daughters doing work they care about. Mary also hires local Mennonite community members to handle our deliveries, which means the person bringing your flowers to the door is a neighbor, not a stranger in a branded van.

Grown and Sourced Locally

We grow a lot of our own flowers right here when the weather allows, and when we need something we don't grow ourselves, we buy fresh from other local farms and growers before contacting wholesale suppliers. The same goes for the gifts we sell alongside our flowers: Welsh Mountain candles, Evan's Candies chocolates, home decor, and more, much of it sourced from local makers we know and love.

Second Floor of the Barn

Our shop itself is on the second floor of our barn in New Holland. It's not a storefront on a busy street! It's part of where we live and work, and we think that's part of what makes an order from us feel different.

About East Earl Township

East Earl Township traces back to 1722, when it was still part of the larger Earl Township, before splitting off on its own in 1851. Today the township takes in the villages of East Earl, Blue Ball, Goodville, Weaverland, Union Grove, and Fetterville, all threaded together by US Route 322, the Division Highway that runs right past our shop toward New Holland.

East Earl's roots go back to the German and Swiss families who farmed this stretch of Lancaster County in the 1720s, and agriculture is still woven into the township's character today. Just up the road, Blue Ball takes its name from a colonial-era inn, the Blue Ball Hotel, built more than two centuries ago at the crossing of Route 322 and Route 23, where the innkeeper reportedly hung a blue ball out front to mark the spot.

East Earl is also home to Shady Maple, which grew from a small roadside produce stand shaded by a maple tree into the largest buffet restaurant in North America, alongside a sprawling farm market and gift shop that draw visitors from well outside the county. The township's Spring Grove Forge Mansion and Henry Weaver Farmstead are both listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a reminder of the ironworking and farming traditions that shaped this part of the county.