Sunflowers delivered
across Riga

The sunflower needs no introduction — its appearance speaks louder than words. Its sunny center and dense petals create a mood on their own, even if the day turns out gray. Delivery of sunflowers in Riga is handled by the same florist who assembled your order.

Sunflower delivery in Riga

In Riga, a florist assembles the bouquet and also hands it to the courier. Every order in this section is assembled in Riga and delivered right here — the courier brings the bouquet to the recipient's address at the chosen time.

Why choose sunflowers

The sunflower has a strong, recognizable look. It is large and eye-catching — to look festive, it doesn't need the company of a dozen other plants. Even a single sunflower holds the composition, and a few in a bouquet resemble the sun you hold in your hands. Sunflowers are given both as a token of attention without an occasion and for special events. They are loved for their directness and openness — they don't try to seem more complicated than they are.

You can choose a single-variety bouquet — only sunflowers, no additions. If you want the bouquet to look fuller and richer in texture, go for an arrangement: here sunflowers stand alongside greenery and other flowers. The florist in Riga will assemble the order and send a photo of the bouquet before dispatch so you can see in advance how it looks.

How to extend the life of sunflowers in a vase

Sunflowers are hardy flowers, but they still appreciate attention. To keep the bouquet in the vase as long as possible, just follow a few rules.

Trim the stems. Once in the vase, sunflowers need a fresh cut: take a sharp knife or pruners and cut the ends at an angle, about 45 degrees. This way the stem gets more moisture — the absorption area becomes wider. Cut the stem under water or transfer it to the vase immediately — then air won't get into the capillaries. Repeat the trimming every two to three days — this way the bouquet will last noticeably longer.

Change the water. Sunflowers drink a lot. Change the water daily or every other day, and rinse the vase at the same time — bacteria settle on the walls, making the stems slippery and causing them to rot. If the water becomes cloudy, don't wait until the next day: replace it immediately.

Where to place the vase. Sunflowers respond to light, but direct rays harm them. Don't leave the vase under an air conditioner, in a draft, near a radiator, or on a windowsill where the sun beats down all day. A spot with soft light and no sharp temperature changes is best.

Keep away from fruit. Apples, bananas, and other ripe fruits release ethylene — it makes flowers wilt faster. Being next to apples or bananas on the same surface is not the best idea if you want the sunflowers to last longer.

Flower food for the bouquet. If you add a cut-flower preservative to the water according to the instructions, sunflowers will keep their appearance longer. The food maintains freshness and nourishes the stems. If you don't have any, you can get by with clean water and regular trimming — that already gives good results.

Don't put the bouquet in the sun in a vase. Yes, sunflowers grew under the sun, but cut flowers in a vase lose moisture faster from direct rays. Diffused light is better.

Monitor their condition. If a stem starts to soften or the water around it becomes cloudy, remove it from the bouquet so it doesn't affect the others. This way the arrangement will last longer.

Ordering sunflowers in Riga

Florists in Riga will do their best to make the bouquet exactly as you chose.