Lavender delivered
across Taraz

Lavender needs no introduction — its fragrance speaks for itself. The scent of this herb is noticeable even before your eyes fall on the bouquet: warm, slightly dry, with a hint of spice, and this aroma lingers in the room longer than the sprig itself lasts in the vase. All lavender arrangements for Taraz are delivered at your chosen time, and we send a photo before the courier sets off.

In the "Lavender Delivery in Taraz" collection there are fifteen options: "Lavender Bliss Composition", "Lavender Delight Bouquet", "Majestic Bouquet", "Dried Lavender", "Moonlight Melody Bouquet", "Lavender Skies Bouquet", and "Stabilized Lavender", as well as the "Lavender Bouquet".

What we do before delivery

If the recipient is expecting guests at a certain hour or has an important event, we'll find a convenient time for the handover.

Anonymous delivery is available.

You can include a few lines of your own, and we'll attach them to the bouquet.

If the recipient isn't home

These situations happen often. The recipient might have stepped out, been delayed, or simply not heard the doorbell. After making sure no one is answering, the courier won't leave the bouquet on the landing or rush off. The courier waits at the door for fifteen minutes. When the wait is over and no one has opened, we call you to find out how to handle the bouquet.

Lavender at home: how to make it last

Lavender is a plant that doesn't tolerate haste or fuss. It needs little, but the right things.

Trim the stems. Before placing the sprigs in a vase, cut the ends at an angle with a sharp knife. Not scissors — they crush the stem, so use a knife or pruners. Make the cut at an angle to increase the absorption area.

Remove the lower leaves. Leaves submerged in water will quickly spoil and make the water cloudy. Clear the lower stems of leaves — this keeps the water clear longer.

Water — cool and shallow. Fill the vase about a third, no more. Lavender dislikes stems standing in deep water. Change the water every day or every other day, and re-trim the stems each time.

No direct sun. Lavender in the field loves light, but cut lavender doesn't. Place the vase where there's no direct sun or air-conditioner draft. Ideally, partial shade, a cool room.

Add sugar or flower food. A teaspoon of sugar per liter of water or a special cut-flower food will extend the bouquet's life. If you have nothing on hand, a drop of lemon juice works too — it acidifies the water.

Dry it if it wilts. Lavender is one of the few flowers that looks beautiful dried. When the lavender starts to dry, gather the stems into a bunch and hang them flower-heads down in a dark, dry place. After two weeks you'll have a fragrant dried bunch that will keep its scent for months. You can put it in a linen closet or hang it in a room.

Mist, but sparingly. Lavender dislikes excess moisture on the flower heads. A light morning misting is fine, but don't give it a shower — that darkens the blooms.

Why order from us

We accept orders in Taraz. In Taraz, your bouquet is assembled by a florist who works in this city. You name the hour — and the courier brings the bouquet to the recipient's address at the chosen time.

We tell you about these conditions in advance so you won't face any unpleasant surprises.

Lavender in Taraz is not just flowers but a scent that lives in the home for a long time. It's a fragrance that stays in the room and a moment the recipient will remember. We want the handover to happen on time and without adding any hassle for you.

Order lavender — and the courier will deliver it in Taraz at the hour you specify.