Sunflowers in Lima: five stems or a named bouquet
Among sunflowers in Lima only one bouquet in the grid gives a stem count, Bouquet of 5 Sunflowers; the others go by a name, Cloud or Giga. A large-headed flower like the sunflower needs only a handful of stems to make a bouquet, so the choice is between a set number and a named arrangement.
Five stems or a named bouquet: choosing sunflowers
Florists treat the sunflower as a mass flower: one bloom per stem gives a bouquet its weight and centre. Bouquet of 5 Sunflowers states its count upfront, so what you order is what arrives. Cloud and Giga are named, not counted, and no size or mix should be read into either name. For a different number of stems, message the florist: they'll put one together for the occasion and budget, and send a photo with the price before you pay.
Sunflower delivery in Lima and care in the vase
Every bouquet is made to order, with flowers bought only after payment. A photo of the finished bouquet arrives before the courier does, so changes are still possible. Delivery to the centre is free, and timing shows on the bouquet's own card, detailed further on the delivery page.
In the vase, recut stems at an angle, strip leaves below the waterline, and change the water every day or two, keeping it clear of radiators, sun and ripening fruit.
For other single-flower choices, browse the other mono bouquets; to place a sunflower among different flowers, look at the mixed bouquets.