Rainbow Mix

Only good things, gathered up

Flowers of every colour sit side by side as if they simply grew that way — and together they pass on a bright, cheerful energy, like a bundle of good news.

Generous greenery threads between the blooms, so the whole bouquet feels alive and fresh.

A rainbow garden, carried in

What you notice first is the volume and the play of colour. Clear sky-blue carnations, sunny pink blooms and yellow roses come together as though a whole rainbow garden had been lifted and wrapped.

Make it a fuller gift

Where offered at checkout, you can add a small extra to the bouquet — a cake, chocolate sticks, chocolates, candy, a bottle of champagne or a corsage — so the whole surprise arrives together.

Not wilted — that is just how these flowers are

Stock carries its buds tightly packed, so they crease easily and the thin, rounded petals curl backwards. It is the flower's character, not a sign of age.

Lisianthus has papery, ruffled petals, so the buds can look a little crumpled. That is their natural shape and part of what makes them so delicate.

Roses often arrive with their outer 'guard' petals left on — slightly uneven in colour and curled at the edge. Those petals protect the bloom and help it open slowly and last longer, so our florists usually leave them in place.