Large size pictured. Stem count, botanical ingredients and packaging may vary from images. Pictured images are an indication of what you can expect for your order, however seasonal variation is a given. Container measures approx. 24cm tall. Order by 5pm for next day delivery; delivery is calculated at checkout.

Design note: We never use Floral Foam products as these are harmful to humans, animals, and the environment. Your fresh flowers will be presented in a vase with a chicken wire base, styled directly into a vase with no base mechanic, in a wrapped bouquet with the stems out, or wrapped with stems ‘wet packed’ as per your selection.

Lupin Botanical is a studio florist whose products are expertly and carefully delivered with your convenience in mind. Our delivery schedule has options available from Tuesday to Saturday, and we aim to deliver between 9am to 6pm. Shipping is available throughout most of the South-eastern Melbourne and Mornington Peninsula Suburbs and to Southbank by request. Orders must be placed by 5pm for delivery the following day, or pre order at any time for a longer delivery window. 

We endeavour to send you a photograph of your flower order for your reference – please provide a suitable contact mobile number in the checkout to facilitate this. 

If you would like more information, please get in touch. 

Fresh flowers have a vase life of between 3 days to 2 weeks. At Lupin Botanical, where possible, we opt for flowers that give a generous vase life. 

To prolong the life of your flowers, follow these flower care tips:

• Recut the base of stems on a 45-degree angle with clean snips, every 2-3 days, to allow them to continue to drink
• Refresh your flowers with fresh, cold water every 2-3 days. Remember, cut flowers will continue to drink! Native flowers are particularly thirsty. 
• If you have an arrangement in a ceramic vase, slide your finger down the side of the vase and feel for the water level. If the water is low, top it up with a small watering can or other receptacle, while keeping your finger in position. You will feel as the water rises to the top. Keep an eye on the water level of glass vases and top up water as needed. 
• A mixed bunch will contain different flowers, each with a varying vase life. If one or two flowers have expired but others are still going strong, simply remove the spent flowers and continue to care for the remaining flowers as long as they last. 
• Flower food is unnecessary, however a teaspoon of sugar and a teaspoon of bleach in your vase water will help to feed flowers and keep bacteria at bay. 
• Never allow leaves or other botanical matter below the water line of your vase; they will promote bacterial growth and decrease the overall life of your flowers. 

See The Practical Guide to Flower Care blog post for further information