Each month they have a Bouquet of the month showcasing the best of seasonal flowers and foliage. Also each month they tend to have a special offer such as 50% more roses or a free vase; call back regularly to see the latest offers.

To make ordering easier you can shop by range:

• All Bouquets
• Indoor Plants
• Outdoor Plants
• Gift Bags
• Orchids
• Roses
• Table & Vase Arrangements
• Flower & Wine Gifts
• Autograph Flowers
• Fairtrade Flowers
• British Flowers

Glass bottles come in interesting shapes and colours, and reduce arranging to its basics.

Choose flowers with large heads like gerbera, lilies, orchids or sunflowers – add one stem per bottle and line them up on your mantelpiece for instant glamour.

Most household containers, such as jugs and jam jars can be used for displaying flowers. With smaller containers the flowers look better with the stems cut short, so that the flower heads just reach the rim of the container. Choose flowers with full heads like dahlias, carnations, chrysanthemums and daffodils.

Try using flowers of the same colour some instant impact or use lots of interesting foliage for a rustic feel. If you have an attractive container but it isn’t waterproof, place a jar or glass inside to hold the flowers. To quickly change the look of a vase or container try wrapping a headscarf or gift wrap around it.

Use flowers which co-ordinate with the colours in the fabric or paper. Alternatively cover the outside of the vase in double-sided tape and stick leaves, raffia or ribbons all around.

A really interesting and very easy feature to produce is to cut off individual flower heads and float them in a shallow dish of water. Add small floating candles for a dramatic dinner party feature.