Flower shops in Skien: 7 shops from Lietorvet to Borgeåsen and Klyve
In Skien the flower shops lie in a row from north to south. Two are up in the centre, in the Lietorvet centre and in Telemarksgata. Two are at Myren and by Herkules a good kilometre away, and three are further south: at Saga, on Borgeåsen and at Klyve. Five are local florists and two belong to a nationwide flower chain. Further down you can see who states opening hours until 8 pm, who delivers across the whole of Grenland, and how long an online order has to wait before it can be collected. The phone number and street address are on the cards.
From Lietorvet to Herkules: four shops within just over one and a half kilometres
South of town: Saga, Borgeåsen and Klyve
The map: seven flower shops from Liegata in the north to Klyvevegen in the south
The garden centres are not drawn in, only the shops from this page. Tap a point to open the card with the address and description.
Which group suits you
This page helps when you want to take a bouquet with you from town, want to send flowers to someone in Grenland, or have to order floristry for a ceremony.
| If you need | Look for | The group that fits | Check this |
|---|---|---|---|
| A bouquet after 5 pm on a weekday | A shop that itself states opening until 8 pm | Myren and Herkules in the first group, Klyve in the second | Saturday: the same three then close at 6 pm |
| Flowers delivered to an address in Grenland | The delivery area on the shop's own website | From Lietorvet to Herkules | The day of the week: the shop in Telemarksgata does not deliver on Sundays and public holidays |
| Same-day delivery | The order deadline on weekdays | The chain shops by Herkules and at Klyve | The time: the chain states 1 pm as the deadline |
| A wreath, a coffin spray or a bridal bouquet | Funeral floristry and weddings in the shop's menu or in the card description | Both groups | How early the shop wants the order |
| To order online and collect it yourself | Click and collect at the shop | Both groups | The waiting time: the chain states two and a half hours |
From north to south: where the seven shops are
- Liegata 10 and Telemarksgata 8: 365 metres apart, both in the centre.
- Myren and Herkules: about 900 metres apart and 1.3 to 1.5 kilometres from the shops in the centre.
- Saga: two and a half kilometres south of Telemarksgata.
- Borgeåsen and Klyve: about six and seven kilometres from Lietorvet, with 2.4 kilometres between them.
At the top of Skien is the shop at Liegata 10, inside the Lietorvet centre: its website calls the place the top of the town. From there it is 365 metres in a straight line to Telemarksgata 8, and no other two of the seven are as close to each other.
Myren and Herkules lie south-west and south of the centre. The shop at Myren itself gives Sliperivegen 11 as its address, and the chain shop by Herkules has Ulefossvegen 32. There are about 900 metres between the two.
The last three are a good way from the centre. The Saga shop has the address Telemarksvegen 14, two and a half kilometres south of Telemarksgata. Furthest away are Buervegen 16 on Borgeåsen and Klyvevegen 25 at Klyve, in the south of the municipality. All figures are straight lines between the points on the map, so the road you drive will be longer.
We have left out nurseries and garden centres. They are listed together with the florists under Flower shops and garden centres. More pages about shops are found under Shopping.
Five local florists and one chain: who is who
- Liegata: grew out of a market garden from 1888 and describes itself as the town's oldest flower shop.
- Myren and Saga: two branches of the same firm, which started in 1983.
- Telemarksgata, Myren and Saga are on Interflora's shop list, and the shop on Borgeåsen is affiliated with Euroflorist.
- Herkules and Klyve: the same chain and the same opening hours.
The shop in Liegata writes on its website that it grew out of a market garden established in 1888, and that as the town's oldest flower shop it keeps the traditions alive. Its menu has separate pages for bouquets, funeral floristry, decorations and weddings. The firm behind the shops at Myren and Saga says that it started in 1983 and that it now has two branches and its own floristry department.
Which relay network a shop belongs to matters when the flowers are going to another town. The shop in Telemarksgata and the two branches at Myren and Saga are listed with Interflora, and the one in Telemarksgata writes that it relays flower greetings within Norway and abroad. The shop on Borgeåsen is on Euroflorist's list of affiliated florists, where their gift cards can be bought and redeemed. The one in Liegata writes that it sends flowers to friends and acquaintances all over the world.
The last two, by Herkules and at Klyve, belong to a nationwide retail chain. The opening hours and the ordering arrangements are the same in both places, so here it is the address that decides. The chain writes that its florists make arrangements for everyday use and celebrations, for sorrow and joy, and that you can also pick cut flowers and put them together yourself.
Opening hours and delivery: read on the shops' websites on 7 October 2026
- Myren, Herkules and Klyve: 9 am to 8 pm Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm on Saturday.
- Telemarksgata: 10 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday, 10 am to 3 pm on Saturday.
- The chain: an order placed by 1 pm on a weekday normally means delivery the same day.
- Click and collect at the chain: ready after two and a half hours.
Three of the shops state the same long days: 9 am to 8 pm from Monday to Friday and 9 am to 6 pm on Saturdays. This applies to the shop at Myren and to both chain shops. In Telemarksgata the day is shorter, 10 am to 5 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 3 pm on Saturdays. None of the four lists Sunday. For Liegata, Saga and Borgeåsen we did not find hours on the shops' own pages that day: call first, the number is on the card.
Delivery is arranged differently from shop to shop. The shop in Telemarksgata writes that it delivers flowers and floristry across the whole of Grenland. It does not deliver on Sundays and public holidays, and if the courier finds nobody at home and the bouquet cannot be hung on the door, it is taken back to the shop. The first available delivery day comes up once you have entered the postcode in the online shop. The shop in Liegata writes that it delivers to your home or to another address you give.
The chain has fixed times. If the order is in before 1 pm on a weekday, the flowers normally arrive the same day. Deliveries to private addresses are made in the afternoon and evening, usually from 3 pm on weekdays and from 1 pm at weekends, and everything is to be delivered by 9 pm. The courier first rings the doorbell and then calls the mobile number in the order.
If you would rather collect the flowers yourself, the chain allows two and a half hours from the order until the item is ready. In Telemarksgata and at Myren you can also order online and collect in the shop, and in Telemarksgata no extra charges are then added.
Questions and answers
The shop at Myren and the chain shops by Herkules and at Klyve state 8 pm as closing time Monday to Friday. On Saturdays all three close at 6 pm.
Yes, two: one inside the Lietorvet centre, at Liegata 10, and one at Telemarksgata 8. There are 365 metres in a straight line between them.
The shop in Telemarksgata writes that it delivers across the whole of Grenland. With the others you have to ask whether your address is covered.
With the chain normally yes, when the order is in before 1 pm on a weekday. For private addresses the courier comes in the afternoon or evening, by 9 pm at the latest.
Not from the shop in Telemarksgata: it delivers neither on Sundays nor on public holidays. The chain has separate order deadlines for Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.
The shop in Liegata describes itself as the town's oldest: it grew out of a market garden established in 1888. The firm behind the shops at Myren and Saga started in 1983.
Gift cards from Euroflorist can be bought and redeemed at the shop on Borgeåsen, which is on the list of affiliated florists.
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How we make this page
The shops on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editors. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality.
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