Mimosa in Sharm El Sheikh: a winter acacia for 8 March, in a bunch or a basket
Mimosa in Sharm El Sheikh is Acacia dealbata, flowering from January to March, with French growers stretching the cut season from November to March. Two formats sit in the grid, a bunch and a basket, and the choice depends on where the flowers are going and the day.
Mimosa for 8 March: a winter flower and when to order
Mimosa is a traditional flower for 8 March. Italy made it the symbol of the day in 1946, since by early March the plant already flowers across the country and costs little.
8 March is the busiest day for flower orders here, so delivery slots run wider than usual and no courier promises an exact minute. Ordering a few days ahead leaves more of those slots open. Orders are taken around the clock, any day and hour.
A bunch or a basket of mimosa
A bunch suits a vase at home; a basket, such as the Spring Mimosa Basket, stands on its own. Each one is put together to order, with the flowers bought only once payment clears.
A photo of the finished bunch or basket goes out before the courier leaves, so a change can still be requested then.
A bunch kept at home needs the usual care. Cut the stems at an angle with a sharp knife, strip any leaves that would sit under water, and change the water every day or two. Keep the vase away from radiators, direct sun and a bowl of fruit.
Two links help from here: other single-flower bouquets for other seasonal blooms, and flower baskets for the basket formats. Each bouquet's page shows its own delivery window, and the Delivery page explains the rest.