Words are superfluous when met with a bouquet of this beauty. Perfect as a first date gift or casual present for your partner, this combination of velvet red roses, hypericum berries and red bouvardia is, quite simply, to die for.
Ideal for a low-key celebration or as a congratulatory present, we’ve designed this bouquet to evoke feelings of friendship and unity. The pink, white and peach roses are accompanied by fragrant eucalyptus, a symbol of peace and harmony.
Beauty that doesn’t age with time. That’s the Infinite Rose promise: twelve months of these flawless white roses. The perfect Valentine’s Day indulgence.
Enjoy flawless red roses for up to a year. Infinite Rose technology means the roses in this heart-shaped hatbox will stay lush and full of life for over twelve months.
Lavish some luxury on your love with Flowers and Plants Co. A bottle of Veuve Clicquot with an exquisite rose bouquet from our collection.
A laid-back and luxurious bouquet with Columbian roses, eucalyptus and seasonal foliage. It’s the perfect way to say Thank You or let a loved one know you’re thinking of them.
Blush pink and beautiful, this rose bouquet is complimented by verdant Italian ruscus. Each one is hand-tied at our London studio and individually wrapped making it the perfect gift for friends and family.
A romantic statement and one of our most eye-catching bouquets, this is the Red Rose Revelation from Flowers and Plants Co. Luxurious, elegant and irrefutably fabulous, it’s the bouquet for lovers.
Discover the new possibilities and dive into a world of floral couture with Flowers and Plants Co. Find peerless creations like this pink rose and ruscus bouquet, beautifully wrapped and delivered to your door 7 days a week.
Reclaim love today and treat your beau to a beautiful bouquet from Flowers and Plants Co. Let them delight in this classic combination of rose, ruscus and parvafolia eucalyptus – it’s a luxurious creation made especially for you.
Rosemary is a versatile herb, providing evergreen interest all year round, fragrant leaves for use in cooking, and nectar-rich flowers for bees in spring. Grow rosemary along a path, either in a well-draining pot or plant-ed in the soil once it matures, so every time you brush past, the leaves release their aromatic oils. Overall, rosemary requires little maintenance during the year except cutting back after flowering to prevent plants becoming straggly and woody. Save the trimmings to propagate new plants or dry them for cooking. Light and Water Rosemary grows best in a sunny, sheltered spot in well-drained soil. It can struggle in heavy clay soils, par-ticularly in winter, when the ground tends to be wetter. Although frost resistance, the combination of the cold and waterlogged soil can kill immature rosemary plants. We suggest you move them inside during the winter. As they prefer to be on the drier side a terracotta pot will suit it well as they allow the soil to dry out faster. We also suggest you grow rosemary in well-drained soil in full sun. Young plants can suffer if their roots are sitting in wet soil in winter, so it’s a good idea to grow rosemary in a container for a couple of years before planting into the garden. Cut back annually (after blooming) to prevent the plant from becoming too woody. These cutting can then be dried out for cooking or propagated. Water when the soil is dry to the touch, water thoroughly and allow it to drain and dry completely before wa-tering again.
A gorgeous bouquet for anyone with a love for flowers. Combining fresh roses, asclepia, agapanthus, carnations and gerberas, this is a floral explosion of colour and texture. Enjoy yours with same day delivery in London.