Plants and orchids in Tampa

A plant is the gift that's still there a month later. Orchids and tropical houseplants are happy in Tampa's humidity, which makes them an easy choice for a home, an office or a family after a loss.

When a plant fits better than flowers

  • A sympathy gift the family will keep
  • A housewarming or new-office gift
  • Someone who travels or forgets to change vase water
  • A desk or reception area that needs something lasting
  • A hospital stay long enough that cut flowers would fade
  • Anyone who loves orchids

What we deliver

Phalaenopsis orchids

Single, double and triple-stem orchids in ceramic pots, in white, purple, pink and mixed colors.

Peace lilies and tropical houseplants

Peace lilies, pothos, philodendron, snake plants and other low-light plants for homes and offices.

Succulent and dish gardens

Mixed plantings for desks and windowsills.

Planted sympathy pieces

Plants and orchids dressed for a service and sent on to the family's home afterward.

Office plant deliveries

Plants for reception areas and conference rooms, with care notes left with the front desk.

What affects the price

  • Plant type and size, with multi-stem orchids and larger floor plants at the top.
  • The pot or container.
  • Dressing with moss, ribbon or cut flowers.
  • Delivery distance.

You get the price for your order before anything is made or delivered.

Plants that thrive in Tampa

Tampa's warm, humid air is what most tropical houseplants want, and orchids in particular rebloom here with less effort than they do up north. The one thing to watch is air conditioning: a plant set under a vent will dry out, and an orchid in a west window in August will scorch. Care notes go with every plant, and the designer will suggest the right plant for where it's going to sit.

Common questions

How long does an orchid bloom?

Phalaenopsis blooms typically last two to three months, and with light care the plant reblooms for years.

Are plants appropriate for a funeral?

Yes, and many families prefer them because they last. Peace lilies and orchids are the most common choices.

Can you deliver plants to a hospital?

Usually, outside intensive care. Tell the designer the hospital and unit and they'll check.

Do you include care instructions?

Yes. Every plant goes out with simple care notes for the spot it will live in.

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Areas we serve

Plants and orchids across Tampa and these nearby communities:

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