Halloween Flowers

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Complimentary luxury gift wrapping 10 Colours
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20 stems in our luxury gift wrapping 6 Colours
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20 Stems in a Medium Apothecary Vase 5 Colours
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20 Stems in a Medium Apothecary Vase - Please note vase and candle are not included 10 Colours
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40 Stem in a Royal Windsor Vase 11 Colours
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Sunset Orange Freesia 5 Colours
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Atomic Tangerine Gerbera Daisy 6 Colours
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20 Stems in a Medium Curve Windsor Vase - Please note vase and candle are not included 10 Colours
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Orange Kangaroo Paw Branches 3 Colours
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What Flower Represents Halloween?

It is the time for fun flowers in a range of spooky yet elevated shades, varieties, and Halloween flower arrangements.
There is no one flower that represents Halloween, from Roses and Orchids, to Carnations and Calla Lilies, we believe seasonal is still always best, no matter the occasion.

What Is The Colour For Halloween Flowers?

The best colours for a Halloween bouquet are those associated with the season.
Colours like pumpkin orange, blood red, and ghostly white, teamed with rich and unusual shades of deep purple and black are great for Halloween.

How Do I Make A Pumpkin Flower Arrangement?

Making a pumpkin flower arrangement is as simple as it is stylish.
1. Pick big and blousey stems likes Hydrangeas and Roses
2. Hollow out the centre of one of our pumpkins or gourds
3. Fill with your favourite FLOWERBX varieties
4. Display on a tablescape, coffee table, or window-sill.

Are Black Flowers Real?

There are no flowers that are really black in colour. Our black flowers include chocolate-toned burgundy, and deepest purples and dark reds.
At FLOWERBX, we think seasonal and natural is always best and you won't find sprayed flowers with us but you can still enjoy Black hued flowers inspired by the theme of Halloween.

Do Pumpkins Have Flowers?

Yes! The pumpkin plant produces both male and female pumpkin flowers. Pumpkins are members of the Cucurbit family, which includes squash, cantaloupe melon, watermelon, and cucumber.
They rely on bees for pollination and - once this has occured - the pumpkin can grow, ready to be harvested.