Flower Baskets by Color with delivery worldwide

Flower baskets by color worldwide: pick the shade, then the stems

Flower baskets by color worldwide repeat one design in several shades: 101 Red, 101 White and 101 Pink Roses in a Basket, plus 501 Red and 501 White Roses in a Basket. The stem count stays fixed, so the real choice is the colour. Five shades split the section — red, white, pink, yellow and blue — each a one-colour scheme of tints and tones.

Red, white or pink: what a one-colour basket says

Victorian flower dictionaries read colour as a message: red meant passionate love, pink a softer feeling, white purity, yellow friendship. The lists never agreed, so treat the colour as a hint, not a rule. White baskets include the White Tulips Basket and Basket "Belosnezhka" (Snow White); red adds Red French Roses in a Basket; yellow keeps 25 Yellow Tulips in a Basket. Blue stands apart: Blue Lagoon and "Blue Frost" carry no meaning, just a name and a shade.

Will the shade match? The photo before the courier leaves

Every basket is assembled to order, flowers bought after payment. A missing flower is swapped for one close in shade and price, visible in the photo sent before the courier leaves — a good moment to request a change. Water the foam daily, a thin stream over the whole surface, and never tilt the basket. The arrangement ages as one whole, its life set by the shortest-lived flower. Lilies are toxic to cats in every part, so 51 Lilies in a Basket suits a home without one.

Red and white baskets hold the widest choice, roses included, a natural place to start: compare red baskets with white baskets, or browse all flower baskets.