Indoor flowers delivered
across Turkey
Products
Red anthurium
Aglaonema Maria
Gardenia d20 h50
Hibiscus syriacus d24 h130
Campanula bride d12
Singonium Aaron Brown
Aglaonema d15 h50
Japanese camellia standard d18 h60
Dianthus chinensis
Pink Lily
Royal Anthurium
Yellow Gardenia
Money tree d10 h20
Croton mix
Alocasia Dragon Scale d19 h70
Croton d20 h70
Red Hyacinth
Guzmania d14 h40
Difffenbachia Reflector
Strelitzia Reginae (royal)
Fatsia japonica
Echeveria Purpurorum
Indoor Plants with Delivery in Turkey
A potted plant will bring joy to the recipient for years to come.
Where to Start
First, decide who you're giving the plant to and for what occasion. For a birthday, anniversary, or as a token of appreciation, flowering plants work well — they look festive and immediately catch the eye. For a colleague or business partner, understated green arrangements are more suitable: they're neat and require little care. When the recipient's tastes are unknown, go with universal options — with dense foliage and a calm shape.
Next, decide on the size. A small plant fits easily on a windowsill or desk and doesn't take up much space. Medium and large arrangements often become the centerpiece of an interior — they're placed in the living room or lobby. If you're unsure, consider the size of the space: the more spacious the room, the larger the plant can be.
Size: How to Know What Fits
Size affects both the impression and how easy it will be for the recipient to care for the gift. Miniature options are great for small apartments and offices — they're easy to move and water. Medium plants are the golden mean: noticeable but not bulky. Large specimens are chosen when you want the gift to become part of the setting.
If you're sending flowers in Turkey to someone you've never met, avoid overly large arrangements: the recipient may not have space for them. Conversely, if you know the person has a spacious living room, a large plant will be appropriate and memorable.
Color: What to Consider
The color of foliage and blooms sets the mood. Plants with green foliage look neutral and fit into a wide range of interiors. Flowering ones are brighter, attract attention, and are often seen as a festive gift. If you know the recipient's favorite color, use that as a hint: warm tones create coziness, cool tones a sense of freshness.
Bold combinations are also appropriate: an arrangement can be delicate or contrasting. The main thing is that it pleases the person you're giving it to. If in doubt, choose a neutral base with one accent element.
Quantity: How Many Plants in an Arrangement
A single potted plant is a restrained gift that's easy to find a spot for. An arrangement of several plants looks richer and is perceived as a more generous gesture. But don't overdo it: too dense a planting may require more care.
If you're giving flowers in Turkey to a colleague or partner, one neat plant is usually enough. For a close person, you can give an arrangement of several plants — it looks more interesting and brings joy longer.
What to Keep in Mind
Such a plant will stay with the recipient for a long time, reminding them of your gift. Choose the size, color, and number of plants based on the recipient and the space where they live or work.
Questions and answers
Can I place an order in advance?
Yes, for any date and time. For February 14, March 8, Nauryz, and graduations, we recommend ordering a few days in advance: popular flowers sell out faster on these dates, and the nearest delivery slots fill up starting in the morning.
We’ll make a bouquet for your occasion
Message the florist: we’ll pick flowers, colour and quantity for your budget and send a photo before dispatch.
We usually reply within minutes