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If you are looking for beautiful lilies brought to your home, look no further. At Flower Station, we have a great selection of white, pink and tiger lilies for you to choose from. With experienced florists and a dedicated fleet of delivery vehicles delivering the same day in London, our service is unbeatable.

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White Lilies in a Vase A simple yet gorgeous fragrant white lily hand-tied bouquet with refreshing eucalyptus greenery in a glass vase. Say Thank You, Congratulations or I’m Thinking of You in style! Note: not cat-friendl…

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Pink Lilies in a Vase Delightfully fragrant pink Stargazer lilies beautifully combined with eucalyptus cinerea greenery to brighten your home, or surprise any pink lover. Keep in mind this arrangement is not cat-friendly, so be…

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All our lilies we source from Holland where they are grown all year round. They are delivered directly from growers so their freshness and vitality are guaranteed. Beautiful lilies are one of the most popular flower choices in the UK. They are often used in flower arrangements as well as bouquets. Our selection of bouquets with lilies gives you all you need - freshness, style, and fragrance. If you can't find the lilies you are after then please give us a call and we will be more than happy to help.

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Make the most of our excellent delivery options and send lilies in London with our same-day delivery. Whether it’s pink or white, Calla lilies or even orange lilies, order by 6 PM and we will guarantee same-day delivery.

For addresses outside the capital, we can arrange fast and efficient next-day delivery in the whole of the UK. Your order will be processed, organized, and dispatched quickly for arrival at its destination. We always take paramount care with all our orders and pride ourselves on reliable and well-timed deliveries.

We are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week so it is never too late. Whether it is a gift or a bit of selfish indulgence, a bouquet, or one of our beautiful potted plants, do not hesitate and order today for quick and reliable flower delivery every time.

Lilies add graceful elegance and fragrance to any home or occasion, blooming from early summer all the way through fall, depending on the type.

True lilies have long, narrow leaves growing along the length of the stem and large, flamboyant flowers that are either single or in clusters. They grow from scaly bulbs. Many of the species are highly fragrant and typically range in height from 30cm − 120cm, although some can be much taller.

Lilies are among the oldest cultivated plants. In Asia Minor during the 2nd millennium BCE the bulb of the Madonna lily was cultivated for use in a medicinal ointment; the ancients raised the bulbs of this species for food. The Greeks and Romans grew it for ornamental and medicinal purposes.

What do lilies represent?

Lilies have been cultivated for more than 3000 years. Christians held the lily as the symbol of purity and innocence. The Greeks associated the flower with birth and motherhood, whilst also making the lily a symbol of high eroticism and sexuality.

In France the lily is identified with Fleur-de-lys; with each passage symbolic of 1) royalty, 2) prosperity, and 3) expanse.

It is said that dreaming of lilies means that it’s the right time for you to act upon a long-sought-after aim. And with our premium brand of lilies we hope to help you in this endeavour.

From our London shop and eco vans, we have been delivering these messages all through Greater London and anywhere else in the UK, always finding an efficient way to your loved one’s door.

How to care for lilies?

Our florists have prepared several care tips to give your fresh flowers an even longer vase life:
Upon receiving your flower delivery cut off the stems of the lilies at a steep angle and remove any leaves that may fall below the waterline;

- Make sure to change the water every day and do add a sachet of flower food on the first day and thereafter on the third day of receiving your lily flower arrangement.

- Keep your lilies away from sunlight and heat.

- To keep pollen from staining your clothes, do remember to take out the stamen as the lily opens. In case of stains, an effective way to remove pollen is to use sticky tape.

- Lily pollen is also poisonous to cats, so it is important to check your recipient does not own any before despatching your floral gift.

What are the charges for the flower delivery?

Our London same day deliveries and the Nationwide next day deliveries will cost you 10£.

Are the lilies always fresh?

We pride ourselves in the freshness of our lilies. We receive flowers on a daily basis ensuring the bouquet you receive is as fresh as possible. The quality of our lilies and how they last will be a testament to their freshness.

What does a bouquet of lilies mean?

Different colours and types of lilies have different meanings in different cultures around the world. Generally, a lovely bouquet of lilies symbolises innocence, purity, devotion, and royalty. The flower's pure and innocent beauty is associated with ideas of new life and rebirth. Lilies are employed in Christian iconography to symbolise the Virgin Mary and are frequently pictured at Christ's Resurrection.

Can lilies be in a bouquet?

Lilies are a florist's favourite flower because of their captivating fragrance and lovely symbolism. They add beauty and grace to a bouquet. Because they come in a variety of colours, they are appropriate for a variety of events.

How long will cut lilies last?

If properly cared for, cut lilies can last from 10 to 14 days. They begin to wilt and turn brown after 1-2 weeks.

How long can lilies last without water?

When stored at room temperature, lilies can last anywhere from 2-3 days up to 10 days without water. It also depends on numerous aspects such as the freshness of the flowers when purchased and the conditions of the room in which they are stored.

How do you keep a bouquet of lilies alive?

If you follow proper care instructions, you can keep them fresh and alive for a long time. First, give them a fresh cut and carefully remove the cellophane wrapping and leaves as necessary. You don't want any foliage below the water line once you fill your vase. Then place them in a vase of fresh water, feed them and keep them out of direct sunlight. You should change the water regularly and remove the pollen.

What do white lilies represent?

White lilies represent purity. They are mostly used at weddings because they symbolise virginity and purity. The white lily is sometimes known as the Madonna lily and is often depicted in religious art as the symbol of the Virgin Mary.

What to do with lilies in pots after flowering?

After flowering, remove the faded flowers to encourage more flowers and avoid seed development. It is not necessary to remove the bulbs from the ground. They are hardy enough to stay in place during the winter. It is thus enough to cut the stems once they are dry. The lily replenishes its reserves to bloom again the following year.

When to cut back lilies?

Unlike many plants, they do not require pruning during their blooming season. Instead, prune them after they've finished blooming, which is usually after the first frost.

Do lilies prefer sun or shade?

Lilies prefer full sun for their better growth. You should provide good moisturized soil in dry climates to keep the soil cooler. You should plant lilies in that area where they can get full sun or at least half day sun. In hot climates, they appreciate being shaded from the afternoon heat.

How often do you water lilies?

Lilies should get water about once a week. The plant will droop a bit when thirsty, telling you when it needs a drink. If you pay attention to when it usually starts to sag, you can plan to water one day before it generally happens. Watering about once a week and spritzing leaves with water throughout the summer will help keep your lily hydrated.

What month do lilies bloom?

Lilies bloom from early summer all the way through fall. Their presence in the garden adds graceful elegance and fragrance. By carefully blending early, mid-season, and late varieties into your garden, you will enjoy their magnificent blooms from spring through the first frost.

How do you keep lilies blooming all summer?

You should water the plant freely, especially if rainfall is less than 1 inch per week during their active growth. Keep lilies mulched so that their roots are cool. You should also apply a high potassium liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks from planting until 6 weeks after flowering.

How many years do lilies last?

Different types of lilies last for different times. Usually, lilies last from 2 to 3 years. Asiatic lilies live longer from 5 to 6 years while Oriental lilies tend to be much shorter lived.

What do you do with lilies in the winter?

In winters, lilies should be in containers in a cool but frost-free, airy place with strong light, such as a well-ventilated cold greenhouse or frame. In southern England, many lilies will be fully hardy and can be left outside in larger containers year-round.

Can lilies be planted outside?

Most lilies require sunny to partially shady areas and well-drained soil, rich in organic matter. Fall is the best time to plant lilies outdoors, usually from September to early October, before the ground freezes. You should plant the lilies 6 to 8 inches deep.

Excellent flowers, good delivery - Posted by Joe

Very pleased with the service I received. Would definitely recommend to a friend. Flowers were fresh and last well. Was a bit hesitant to order online as it was my first time but am delighted I went through with it.

Lovely flowers, just what I was in need of - Posted by Jamie

Chose the AM delivery service and the flowers arrived by 11am in order to catch a client at home. They were delighted. 5 Stars!

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A real quality florist in the heart of London. Used them for years and never let me down.

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