The owner of Plants and Greenery Florists expects to receive a large shipment of spring flowers under contract from a Vancouver supplier with whom she has been dealing for years. The florist discovers that a freak hailstorm has wrecked Vancouver greenhouses, so she will not be able to obtain the desired flowers for Mother's Day. She makes alternative arrangements to obtain flowers from California. It will cost more to purchase and ship these flowers the extra distance under special cooling conditions.

Will Plants and Greenery Florists win damages against the Vancouver supplier for these additional costs?