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| Photo: James Baigrie |
When blooms are your go-to gift for Mother's Day, these sites deliver the best buds of the bunch.
This May 13, want to plant a kiss on Mom from afar? From a mix of wild flowers to a grand box of tulips, pick buds that are sure to brighten her day.
One Fine DayA bouquet that’s filled with a few of her favorite buds like pale yellow roses, hot pink tulips, matsumoto asters, and lavender cushion spray mums. |
Blushing Invitations BouquetA special delivery for the leading lady in your life. Surprise her with an arrangement of fuchsia roses, pale pink carnations, and lush green filler. To buy: $48, ftd.com. |
Spring TulipsTen multicolored stems exploding with seasonal charm. |
Gerbera DaisiesSkip the seasonal mix and commit to one stem. This bunch of bright and cheerful daisies is sure to give her something to smile about. |
For All You Do BouquetBrighten up a room—and her special day—with this vibrant arrangement of lavender Peruvian lilies, magenta mini carnations, and lush greens. |
Hats Off to Mom BouquetThere’s nothing quite as exquisite as an assortment of roses that arrive in a one-of-a-kind vessel. |
Spray RosesWhen in doubt, turn to the never-let-you-down classic bloom. A bountiful arrangement of 50 long stemmed roses bursting with color. |
Starlet OrchidsA lush bouquet of magenta orchids celebrates her true love and beauty. |
Blue IrisesFor the woman who stands above all the rest, treat her to a spectacular bouquet of cobalt irises. |
Giselle Succulent TroughThis set of five succulents is incredibly easy to care for: Just water the soil when it feels dry. Great for those with the proverbial black thumb. |
Opulent OrchidsMake Grandma feel as if she’s having a spa vacation at home. These elegant white orchids potted in a bamboo box should stay in full bloom for three to four months. |
Orchid PassionA vibrant orchid-and-hydrangea arrangement begs to be placed in an entryway or in some other high-traffic location. It will distract and delight all day long. |
Grand Box of TulipsThanking her for years of car-pool service is a tall order. But a delivery of 120 loose tulips should fit the bill—and about 10 of her vases. |
Edible-Flowers KitSkip the garden-variety box of chocolates. Instead, charm an epicure with a trio of flowers that can top spring salads. The kit includes seeds for lemon pansies, nasturtiums, and violas. |
Preserved Boxwood TopiaryFor the always-manicured type: neatly groomed greenery delivered to her door. A monthly spritz of water is all that’s needed to maintain the shape. |



























