Which flowers are in season when?
We always offer season's best flowers throughout the year. Here is a snapshot of our floral calendar.
Pre- Spring:
Daffodils, Narcissus, Tulips, Anemones, Mimosa and Lilac
Spring:
Tulips, Hyacinths, Roselilies, Stocks, Freesias, Snapdragons, Lily of The Valley and Spring Bulbs
Early Summer:
Peonies, Delphiniums, Scabiosa, Stocks, Sweet Peas and Calla Lilies
High Summer:
Foxtail Lilies, Sunflowers, Long-stemmed Lilies, Blousy Hydrangeas, Allium, Campanula, Lisianthus, Roses and Dahlias
Pre-Fall:
Dahlias and Roses in new autumnal hues
Fall:
Hydrangeas in a new autumnal palette, plus Chrysanthemums, Snapdragons and Calla Lilies in rich shades
Winter:
Berried Ilex branches, Hypericum, Pine, Skimmia, Amaryllis, Anemones, Ranunculus and early Tulips – plus, plenty of festive foliage
Tell me more about your range of plants and flowers...
At FLOWERBX, we offer new varieties and fresh stems as and when they come into season, while adding limited-edition products such as flowers to vases to gift sets throughout the year.
To be the first to see new launches, check back regularly at flowerbx.com and sign up to our marketing emails.
Can you send FLOWERBX flowers as a gift?
Yes! Beautiful, seasonal flowers make the ultimate gift – whether it's a special occasion like a birthday or celebration, or as a thank you, well done, or pick-me-up for a friend.
What delivery services do you offer?
Discover new-in flowers at FLOWERBX.
Working with the highest quality of seasonal flowers, we deliver bouquets and gifts seven days a week.
Using responsible delivery partners that adhere to our B corp credentials, you can choose from a range of delivery services, from standard delivery to express next-day and same-day options.
Can I send express delivery for new-in flowers?
Yes! We offer nationwide express delivery on a select range of our flowers.
You can shop this edit here: same-day.
How to care for your flowers delivery
To care for your fresh FLOWERBX flowers, take a look at the below tips:
• Remove any foliage that would be below the waterline to avoid contaminating the water
• Re-cut the stems at a 45° angle to encourage maximum water absorption
• Place the stems in a clean vase with freshly-drawn, lukewarm water as soon as possible
• Ensure the flowers are positioned out of direct sunlight, away from drafts or heating and avoid extreme temperatures
• Change the water regularly to keep the flowers happy and healthy
