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Roundup Memorial Healthcare
1202 3rd St W, Roundup, MT 59072
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Flower Delivery in Roundup, MT
Named for the cattle gatherings that once filled the flats along the Musselshell River, Roundup is the seat of Musselshell County and the crossing point of US-87 and US-12. The Musselshell Valley Historical Museum, the courthouse block and the old coal camp at Klein record the town's mining and ranching past. The Bull Mountains rise to the south, and river cottonwoods mark the north edge of town. Roundup is the hub for Lavina, Ryegate, Melstone and Klein, all on the same highway routes. Roundup Memorial Healthcare, the county care residences and the schools are regular stops on the delivery route. Orders placed before 2:00 PM qualify for same-day flower delivery, while later orders are held for the next day. Routes run the US-87 corridor north and south of town, out US-12 toward Melstone and Lavina, and into the residential grid west of the river. Partner shops in Billings and Lewistown help cover the outlying ranch addresses. Ranch families, coal and oilfield workers, and relatives down in Billings account for most orders into the valley. Teleflora's Hummingbird Surprise Bouquet at $69.99 is a bright, easygoing pick for a birthday or a thank-you. Teleflora's Sunny Day Pitcher of Sunflowers at $84.99 puts sunflowers in a pitcher that fits a ranch kitchen table, and for an anniversary, Always on My Mind - Long Stemmed Red Roses at $89.99 keeps to long-stemmed red roses. Each order is built by hand at a partner shop and backed by a 7-day freshness guarantee. The verified destinations directory names the churches, halls, care residences and cemeteries we serve throughout Musselshell County. A Roundup florist partner can time sympathy and funeral flowers to the service hour at the local funeral homes.









