Here at FandP, we bring you the freshest flowers for every occasion, with arrangements like the gorgeous Hellebore Heaven ideal as a house warming gifts or a birthday surprise. And with same day delivery, personalised messages and exclusive weekly offers, we’re the one stop flower shop the UK has been waiting for.
A fantastic arrangement of rosy, robust hellebores, this design is a great choice for all floral enthusiasts. An oft overlooked flower, hellebores work well as table centrepieces and cheerful remedies to winter days; we recommend them as get well flowers for their restorative power
Fill your home with the subtle tones of wax flower. Often overlooked as a filling flower in bouquets, we’ve created this design to triumph the understated and offer our customers something completely different: satisfy your floral fix today with Flowers and Plants Co.
Here at Flowers and Plants Co, we create arrangements to excite the senses and bring joy to our customers. What better way to do just this than with a wonderful bunch of fresh paperwhites. British grown and fantastically fragrant, this is the choice for those looking to bring a little springtime into the home
Our blue delphiniums are premium quality and have a guaranteed vase life: sending flowers to friends and loved ones has never been easier. So what are you waiting for? Our beautiful blooms are just a click away
Spruce up your home with a delightful bunch of wax flower. Bright, budding flowers and a woody scent make this bunch a great choice for kitchen tables or dining rooms, and with delivery across UK, getting your hands on this bouquet is fast and easy
Created at our London studio, this bouquet of pink and white gerberas is perfect for any occasion. Long lasting and cheerful, the gerbera is a firm favourite throughout the year, providing a versatile and enduring gift for all.
Somethings never go out of fashion. And why would they? A dozen of these sumptuous red roses make anything possible: they can change a scene and spark passion, lead to new romance or confirm existing love. Whatever your reason, leave the flowers to us.
Calathea lancifolia, or commonly known as Rattlesnake Plant is a wonderfully showy houseplant. It has upright, lance-shaped leaves with long wavy edges that form in clumps, spreading slowly over time. The leaves are variegated with dark green strokes on a pale green background. The undersides are a burgundy red and velvety to the touch. Light and Water As with most variegated plants, Calathea need plenty of diffused light however direct sunlight will cause the leaves to fade and lose their markings. They can tolerate some degree of shade, but the better the light conditions, the more you will be rewarded by fine foliage. Experiment in your home to find the perfect spot for your plant. Calathea must always be kept in damp soil, but definitely do not allow the plant to sit in water or in very wet soil. Think little and often as a watering policy. Avoid draughts and ensure the plant has reasonable ventilation. High humidity levels are a must. Stand on a wet pebble tray to improve humidity and mist frequently. Pop it in the shower room or kitchen from time to time to give an extra boost.
More commonly known as Crotons, they will add an explosion of colour to any room. With their vibrant foliage changing as they mature and many leaf forms on different species. In their native habitats, Crotons like humid, warm conditions with dappled light and plentiful water. The problem indoors is typically temperature—when it is too cold, they start losing leaves so avoid keeping them near cold drafts. However, Crotons are well worth the effort because a well-grown Croton is an explosion of colour. Light and Water Crotons need bright, indirect light. They do not like unfiltered, direct sunlight, but thrive in dappled sunlight. Vibrant colours depend on bright light so put in some effort to find the perfect place in your house. A Croton knows only two seasons: a warm, rainy growth phase, followed by a cool, dry dormancy period. Keep them evenly moist in the summer and reduce watering in the winter to biweekly but don’t let the soil get completely dry. Mist frequently during the growth period (March to October) to encourage new growths. Humidity, along with the lack of bright light, also affects the colour of the leaves. Keep the humidity level at 40 to 80 percent. If the humidity isn't high enough, the plant may drop some of its leaves. If you have trouble maintaining the humidity in your home at this level, run a humidifier in the room or set a humidity tray beneath the plant and group it with other plants.
More commonly known as Crotons, they will add an explosion of colour to any room. With their vibrant foliage changing as they mature and many leaf forms on different species. In their native habitats, crotons like humid, warm conditions with dappled light and plentiful water. The problem indoors is typically temperature—when it is too cold, they start losing leaves so avoid keeping them near cold drafts. However, crotons are well worth the effort because a well-grown croton is an explosion of colour. Light and Water Crotons need bright, indirect light. They do not like unfiltered, direct sunlight, but thrive in dappled sunlight. Vibrant colours depend on bright light so put in some effort to find the perfect place in your house. A croton knows only two seasons: a warm, rainy growth phase, followed by a cool, dry dormancy period. Keep them evenly moist in the summer and reduce watering in the winter to biweekly but don’t let the soil get completely dry. Mist frequently during the growth period (March to October) to encourage new growths. Humidity, along with the lack of bright light, also affects the colour of the leaves. Keep the humidity level at 40 to 80 percent. If the humidity isn't high enough, the plant may drop some of its leaves. If you have trouble maintaining the humidity in your home at this level, run a humidifier in the room or set a humidity tray beneath the plant and group it with other plants.
Vivacious and vibrant, these pink carnations are the beating heart of the party. Choose these for graduation celebrations or baby showers and bring a piece of floral joy to your friends and family. Wherever you are in the world, it’s our mission to bring perfect flowers to your doorstep
Tired of traditional? Looking for something with a bit of bite? Look no further. This arrangement of white snapdragons is just the thing for you. Gracious and grand, the towering stems provide an unusual backdrop for a stylish dinner party or family gathering
We can’t hide our love for these lime green carnations: they’re almost as popular with our staff as with customers. And presented in this simple bouquet, they’re simply gorgeous. Choose these to accompany you on a fine summer afternoon or as a little something for friends and family
A fiery creation from our studio florists, this mix of orange gerberas, wax flower and thorow wax is highlighted with sprigs of dashing asclepia. Celebrate an anniversary or birthday with this magnificent arrangement and create memories to last a lifetime
This elegant little indoor plant is native to South Africa, where it grows in soft clumps in steamy forests. With feathery light foliage it adds an attractive and elegant touch to any room indoors. Light and Water It’s accustomed to light levels ranging from partial shade to bright, indirect light. It thrives in dappled shade and can be acclimated to more light but keep it out of direct bright sunlight! Keeping an asparagus fern hydrated takes a little effort. This plant thrives on humidity. Indoor growing conditions can often be dry, especially due to winter heat. Mist the plant daily, focusing on the arching stems. If the plant appears to be turning brown and droopy, it likely needs more water. While the asparagus fern can dry out to the point of appearing dead, it likely isn't. Warmer, humid air and daily misting will help revive it. As it’s not keen on being touched very much, it’s a good plant for a shelf, where it won’t be bothered. Its beauty is best enjoyed from a comfortable distance.
The stunning Calathea Medallion is arguably one of Mother Nature’s most beautiful creations. Its large, “medallion”-like leaves appear to be painted with brushstrokes of deep green and fuchsia tones, flourishing out into a bouquet of unmistakable, colorful foliage. The array of green colour throughout each leaf is stunning, which is then topped off by the deep purple underside. Also known as 'prayer plants', watch its leaves open and close at dawn and dusk. Plus, it's a mighty air purifier so it'll clean up any nasties from your room too. Light and Water As these plants are native to the rainforest, they need indirect light, warmth and humidity to grow well. If you're lacking humidity, you can replicate it by misting your plant once every few days with a spray bottle. Because of this, Medallions are massive fans of being placed in a bathroom where humidity is present on a consistent basis. Otherwise we suggest misting them often when in other rooms. This is not a drought tolerant indoor plant, but it is relatively forgiving if you forget to water it from time to time. Extended periods of dryness can result in brown leaf tips or edges.
Caladiums are often known as Elephant Ears from their large heart shaped leaves. Most varieties display colour combinations of red, whites, pinks and greens. This stunning plant is adorned with pink candy-striped leaves and will and beautiful pop of colour to any home. Traditionally an outdoor plant, they can be adapted to indoor with some effort, but it will be worth it at this will extend their foliar season so you can stare at those attractive leaves all year round. The plants love hot, humid weather and grow best in full to partial shade, though most varieties can also be grown in full sun if they get plenty of water. So, mist often and keep them warm. If they are outside in a hanging garden or container, bring them indoors during the winter months if you want to preserve the foliage, otherwise they will die back down to their tubers until the next growing season or die completely if exposed to frost. Light and Water Indoor Caladium plants require a medium light area with protection from midday sun, which will scorch the leaves. A northern or eastern window is usually the best exposure. Humidity is crucial to Caladium houseplant care as the tubers are native to South American tropical forests and produce seasonal foliage during the rainy, warm season. Keeping the humidity high in a heated home may be done with misting and by placing a saucer filled with pebbles and water under the container. The evaporation will moisten the ambient air and provide the humidity necessary for your Caladium. Keep your plant away from heating vents which will blow dry air and drafty windows or doors. Please note that these come to us as mixed plants so we cannot guarantee which variety will arrive to us. They will all be beautiful varieties with variations of red/pink/green/white leaves.
Alstroemeria might just be the perfect flower. Long lasting, colourful and versatile, we love it so much we decided to create and arrangement in its honour: Alstoemeria Forever. Light pink and wonderfully delicate, these flowers make great christening presents and baby shower gifts
Fresh cut from the field and wonderfully fragrant, these lisianthus are redolent of spring afternoons and a simpler, bygone world. With fast delivery across London, we bring that essence to you, if only for a moment while breathing the scent of our Lovely Lisi