Weekday hours on the Lisbon florist list

Weekday hours on the Lisbon florist list are the Monday-to-Friday ranges stored on 12 rows, read as half-open intervals. A clock time t is inside a range when start ≤ t < end. The end stamp is the close, so 20:00 is not inside a range that ends at 20:00. The sum of Monday listed minutes across all 12 rows is 6,840, which is 114 hours, and the mean is 570 minutes, 9 hours 30 minutes. That mean equals Miss Flower’s Monday length exactly, 10:00–19:30. It is an average of listed minutes, not a claim that a typical door is open for 9 hours 30 minutes of wall-clock time, because two rows hide a gap inside the day. The Fleurs à Lisbonne homepage, accessed 2 Nov 2026, redirected to a /pt path and titled itself “Envio Grátis de Flores em 24h | Fleurs à Lisbonne”. The title is theirs. The Monday string in our file, 08:30–20:00, is the file’s.

Key takeaways

• Quote a weekday with the day name. Flor e Pão’s Monday is not its Tuesday.
• Count listed minutes separately from the gap. A split shift is two ranges, not one long one.
• Use the half-open rule before saying a closing stamp is “still open”.
• Do not repair a weekday from a shop title. Titles fetched on 2 Nov 2026 are not the hours field.
• The checker is the way to test a time that this page does not tabulate.

What does each Monday string actually list?

Monday is the day with the widest spread of start stamps, from 08:30 to 11:00, and the latest end, 21:30. The listed minutes, gaps excluded, are below. Fiorella’s 480 and Fleur’s 540 are sums of two ranges. Everyone else is a single range, so listed minutes and wall-clock span match.

750 is 12 hours 30 minutes, the longest Monday, and it belongs to Flor e Pão, whose rank is 1 for rating reasons explained in the rank guide. The hours did not earn the rank. 690 is 11 hours 30 minutes, Fleurs à Lisbonne, rank 12, and it is the only Monday range that includes 08:30. At 08:45 the same single row is still the only yes, because the next starts are 09:00 (Flor e Pão and Florista Bella). At 09:00 those two join Fleurs à Lisbonne, and the other nine Monday strings are still waiting. Finaflor does not start until 11:00, the latest Monday start in the file. Flow Flowers ends at 18:00, the earliest Monday end. Between those two facts, a Monday afternoon is crowded and a Monday before 09:00 is not.

The Flores Island shop page, accessed 2 Nov 2026, says fresh flowers are delivered across Lisbon with same-day delivery available, in the shop’s meta description. That sentence is not an hours string. Flores Island Studio’s Monday string in the file is 10:00–19:00, the same characters as Flores Island Shop’s Monday string. The delivery sentence does not tell us which of the two counters, if they are two counters, would take an order at 18:30. Both strings cover 18:30, because 18:30 < 19:00. Both stop covering at 19:00 exactly, under the half-open rule.

Where are the two Monday gaps, and who else matches Tuesday?

Fiorella’s Monday is 09:30–13:00 and 14:00–18:30. Listed minutes are 210 + 270 = 480. The wall from 09:30 to 18:30 is 540 minutes, and the missing 60 minutes are the gap. 12:00 is covered. 13:00 is not, because the first range ends there. 13:15 is not. 14:00 is covered by the second range. The same pair of ranges is stored for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Saturday is truncated, so the weekday pattern is not evidence for Saturday. We do not copy Monday forward.

Fleur de Paris stores 09:30–14:30 and 15:30–19:30 on each of Monday through Friday. Listed minutes are 300 + 240 = 540. The wall from 09:30 to 19:30 is 600 minutes. The gap is 14:30–15:30. 14:30 is not covered. 15:00 is not covered. 15:30 is covered. A reader who treats “open 09:30 to 19:30” as one block will mis-classify a 15:00 arrival. The string is the correction. The Fleur de Paris listing shows the raw characters, including the cut at Saturday.

Tuesday through Friday are not copies of Monday for every row. Flor e Pão’s Monday is 09:00–21:30, and Tuesday through Saturday are 08:30–20:00. Monday is the late close. The other complete weekdays are the early open. A person who remembers “Flor e Pão opens at 08:30” is right on Tuesday and wrong on Monday. The Flor e Pão listing is the row to read before generalising. Pequeno Jardim’s Monday through Thursday are 10:00–19:00, and Friday is 10:00–20:00, which is 600 listed minutes instead of 540. The extra hour is Friday (and Saturday) only. The Pequeno Jardim homepage, accessed 2 Nov 2026, redirected to https and presented a Wix document. We did not import Friday’s 20:00 from that page. Friday’s 20:00 is in the hours field of the listing file.

Saudade Flores is the other weekday exception. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday are 10:00–18:30, 510 minutes. Wednesday is 11:30–18:30, 420 minutes. The start moves 90 minutes later. The end does not move. A Wednesday 10:30 check is therefore a no for Saudade and a yes for every row whose Wednesday start is 10:00 or earlier. Finaflor’s Wednesday start is 11:00, so 10:30 Wednesday is a no there as well. That pair, Saudade and Finaflor, is the Wednesday-morning exception. Everyone else in the file lists a Wednesday range that covers 10:30.

Which clock times on Monday split the file?

A few Monday stamps are enough to see the shape, using the half-open rule and the strings above. At 08:30 only Fleurs à Lisbonne is covered. At 09:00 the yes group is Fleurs à Lisbonne, Flor e Pão, and Florista Bella. At 12:00 all 12 Monday strings are covered, including both split shifts, because 12:00 sits in Fiorella’s first range and in Fleur’s first range. At 13:15 everyone is covered except Fiorella, who is in the gap. At 15:00 everyone is covered except Fleur de Paris, who is in the other gap. At 18:00 Flow Flowers drops out, because its range ends at 18:00. At 19:00 the yes group is Flor e Pão, Finaflor, Florista Bella, Fleur de Paris, Miss Flower, and Fleurs à Lisbonne. Pequeno Jardim, both Flores Island rows, and Flow Flowers have already ended. At 20:00 only Flor e Pão remains, because every other Monday end is 20:00 or earlier and the end is exclusive. At 21:00 Flor e Pão still covers, and at 21:30 it does not.

The 19:00 row deserves a name list, because “six” is easy to mis-remember. Still covered at 19:00: Flor e Pão (until 21:30), Finaflor (until 20:00), Florista Bella (until 20:00), Fleur de Paris (until 19:30), Miss Flower (until 19:30), Fleurs à Lisbonne (until 20:00). Not covered: Fiorella (ended 18:30), Flow Flowers (ended 18:00), Pequeno Jardim (ended 19:00), Flores Island Shop (ended 19:00), Saudade (ended 18:30), Flores Island Studio (ended 19:00). 19:00 exactly is the close for the three 10:00–19:00 rows, so they are out. Miss Flower’s 19:30 and Fleur’s 19:30 still have 30 minutes left.

What does a Wednesday 10:30 check add?

Monday is not the only split worth doing. Wednesday 10:30 is covered for Flor e Pão (Wednesday is 08:30–20:00, not the Monday 09:00 start), Fiorella, Flow Flowers, Pequeno Jardim, Flores Island Shop, Florista Bella, Fleur de Paris, Miss Flower, Flores Island Studio, and Fleurs à Lisbonne. That is 10 rows. It is not covered for Finaflor, whose start is 11:00 every listed weekday, or for Saudade, whose Wednesday start is 11:30. The weekend guide is where Sunday diverges further. A Wednesday fact should not be reused as a Sunday fact. Saudade’s Sunday token is Encerrado, which is a different result from “starts at 11:30”.

Flow Flowers is flat across Monday to Friday at 10:00–18:00, then shifts both weekend days to 11:00–17:00. The weekday guide can say the five weekdays match each other. It cannot say the week matches. Flores Island Shop and Flores Island Studio are the rows whose Monday string is also the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday string: 10:00–19:00 every day the file lists. Their sameness is a property of the characters. The fields guide notes that the two rows also share a phone string. Shared hours plus a shared phone is still not a site visit.

How should a weekday string be checked?

1. Name the weekday before you name the clock time.
2. If the day has two ranges, test the gap as its own case. 13:15 is Fiorella’s gap. 15:00 is Fleur’s gap.
3. Treat the end stamp as not covered. 20:00 is outside every Monday range except Flor e Pão’s, and 21:30 is outside Flor e Pão’s too.
4. Do not copy Monday onto Tuesday for Flor e Pão, or Monday onto Wednesday for Saudade, or Monday onto Friday for Pequeno Jardim.
5. Leave truncated Saturdays out of this weekday procedure. They are handled with Sunday in the weekend guide.
6. Use the hours checker for a stamp this table does not list. The rule in the checker is the same half-open rule.

Weekday hours are a template with three named exceptions and two gaps. The mean Monday length, 570 minutes, is a summary of listed minutes. The decision is still the individual string, read with the end excluded, on the day that was actually asked.