Daisy baskets in Yerevan: read the names before you pick the format
Daisy baskets in Yerevan come under names that skip the word basket, mixing bouquet, bag and flower-pair formats instead, so the shape isn't obvious from the name alone. Format comes first, checked on the grid photo and confirmed again on the photo the florist sends before the courier leaves; the flower itself is the second decision.
Daisies, daisy chrysanthemums and chamomile: what the names tell you
The grid uses three daisy-like words: daisies, daisy chrysanthemums and chamomile. Daisy Chrysanthemums in a Bag says plainly what it is: a chrysanthemum, a greenhouse flower cut all year round, lasting two to three weeks in a vase. Its leaves yellow before the bloom does and get stripped off. Ranunculus with Chamomile pairs two flowers in its name, nothing more.
Want a basket, not a bouquet or bag? Write to the florist with the occasion and budget: they pick something close from stock or build it from scratch, sending a photo and price before payment. A flower that's out of stock gets swapped for one close in colour and price, and the swap shows on that same photo.
Care follows the format: an arrangement set in foam needs daily watering, a thin stream over the whole surface, never tilted; a hand-tied bouquet needs its stems recut at an angle and set in water straight away.
The full range of flower baskets covers more than this list; mono bouquets suit a single favourite flower instead. Delivery zones are on the delivery page, and the current timing is shown in the bouquet card.