Washington Flowers

Washington natural flowers for any reason.  When you buy flowers you want only the best floral arrangements to perfectly express the way you are feeling.

Any occasion which calls for flower arrangements to be delivered, displayed is a time for natural Washington grown flowers.  

Washington is famous for its tulips as well as prize winning roses.

State of Washington

The state of Washington is famed for its ability to produce some of the most beautiful blossoms in the world.  Poppies, pansies and orchids grow well in Washington.   The Coast Rhododendron is the state flower, which was selected in 1893. Washington is also home to the natural and fragile beauty of the wild strawberry.

While gardeners delight in the moderate temperatures of the growing season, farmers in Eastern Washington do well with plants that grow in hotter, drier climates.   Gardening is a passion in the state, and every year the state fair selects blue ribbon winners for roses and other flowers.

Chrysanthemums, dahlias, gladiolas and roses are particularly well suited to growing in Washington.

Floral Arrangements

Skilled artisans at flower arrangement are available to help you with your decorating needs, for weddings, proms, receptions, and parties.   A light and natural touch can create a splash of color and sweet smelling fragrances that bring any event to life.

To learn more about Washington flowers, including species that are native to the Pacific Northwest, check out our rapidly growing resources section.

Romantic Occasions

When romance calls and the time is right for a romantic occasion, or simply requires the sensitive and sensible gift of flowers, you can be sure that a fine selection of white, red, or yellow roses, or perhaps sweet and unassuming daisy’s and daffodils can be gathered and placed perfectly.  With flowers in hand you can make that perfect impression and send the message that you want to send.  Your florist can tell you the symbolism of the various flowers, or you can simply let the beauty of the flowers speak for themselves.