Gifts by recipient in Los Angeles: start with the person, not the flower
Gifts by recipient in Los Angeles sorts bouquets by who receives them, not by which flower is in the vase: mum, women and girls, men, children and business partners, with only the last list about work rather than family or friends. The choice starts with one question, personal or for the office, before you open the matching list, from gifts for mum to bouquets for business partners.
If nothing in the lists points to a flower, describe the occasion and the budget in the site chat: a florist replies with a few options, photos and prices included, before you pay. A Chrysanthemum Bouquet "Palermo" or a Peony Compliment Bouquet might turn up as an example of what sits in the grid. For a business partner, ask the manager for an invoice made out to a company and the closing documents, both arranged on request.
Card, add-ons and a surprise delivery
A card with a message is free to add, and you can sign it or leave it anonymous: the courier only knows the recipient's name and address, nothing about who sent the flowers. Sweets, balloons, a soft toy or a vase go in at checkout with the bouquet. Nobody calls the recipient ahead of time unless you ask for it, and without an address a phone number is enough, since delivery can work from that alone. A photo of the finished bouquet arrives before the courier leaves, so a change can still be made.
Pick a list by who the bouquet is for, or open a chat with a florist if the person is easier to picture than the flower.