Flowers & Plants

Your flowers will be delivered next day, unless you choose a specific future delivery date, your order will be delivered between 7am and 7pm the next day. Please note that next day delivery is only possible on orders placed by 4pm Monday to Sunday. View delivery information for more details.

Yes! You can track your order by adding a mobile phone number to your order. This will ensure you will receive SMS tracking from DPD with a 2 hour delivery window confirmed on the delivery date.

Yes! When you choose your flowers there is an option to leave a personalised message on a small card which will be delivered along with the bouquet.

Yes! When placing an order, we will offer you the option to choose your delivery date. Delivery is available 7 days a week.

Some of our flowers and bouquets come with a vase or novelty vase such as a watering can or flower basket. For flowers which do not include a vase, these are shipped in cellophane with a moisture packet around the stems to keep them fresh during shipping.

We accept credit or debit card, as well as a range of secure online transactions including PayPal, Visa, LayBuy and pay by bank app.

All our bouquets are wrapped in a cellophane gift wrap, with some featuring additional colour co-ordinated silk paper. For the letterbox flowers, these are laid flat in a cellophane lined box to keep them safe and allow them to fit through the letterbox.

For bouquets over £30, you will receive free next day delivery. If your bouquet is under £30, your standard UK delivery will be £5. For more information, see our delivery information.

Every flower order comes with flower food and an instruction leaflet on how to care for your flowers. They are also shipped with the stems in a moisture pouch to keep them fresh during shipping. This allows the person receiving the flowers to easily make sure they remain beautiful for as long as possible. For more information, read our blog on how to make your flowers last longer.

While most flowers are completely harmless around pets, there are a few flowers that are extremely toxic to cats and dogs. So, if the person you are sending flowers to has cats or dogs, you should try to avoid the following: Amaryllis, Chrysanthemums, Delphiniums, Gladioli, Irises, Lilies, Peonies, and Tulips. If you're not sure, check the ASPCA website before ordering.

To help you get the maximum lifetime from your flowers, most orders will be sent in bud. This varies based on the type of flower and helps to ensure that the recipient can enjoy them for as long as possible!