Seasonal hits worldwide: French roses, peonies and boxes in one grid
Seasonal hits worldwide bring together 11 White French Roses, and French here names a technique, not a variety. The florist folds the outer petals back by hand, a move called reflexing. The grid also pairs peonies with peony roses and lilies with gerbera, so it helps to pick a format first.
Bouquet, box, basket or handbag: picking the format
A box holds its shape without a vase, as with the Designer Box No. 2 and the Box of Chrysanthemums and Lagurus. A basket does the same job on a larger scale, in the Designer Basket No. 6 and the Giant Mixed Basket with Lilies. Where the flowers sit in soaked floral foam, water it daily over the whole surface and never tilt it.
The Box with Built-in Diffuser, the Floral Handbag "Raphael" and the Designer Cylinder No. 1 hold their flowers in less usual shapes. Balloon Fountains "Double Start" add a cluster of balloons beside whichever bouquet the sender picks.
Each bouquet is put together after the order is placed, and a photo goes to the sender before the courier leaves. A card with a message is free, while balloons, sweets or a vase are added at checkout. Most orders are delivered the same day, and the exact time window shows on the bouquet's own page. Arrangements that stand without a vase appear among flowers in boxes and flower baskets, and zones are listed on the delivery page.
