Florists in Staffordshire
| Burton upon Trent Cannock Cheadle Drayton Bassett Keele Kidsgrove Kinver | Leek Lichfield Newcastle-under-Lyme Penkridge Perton Rugeley Stafford | Stoke-on-Trent Stone Talke Pits Tamworth Uttoxeter Wheaton Aston |
Staffordshire Flower Delivery
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Flowers Direct
Price Range: £20.00 - £160.00 Delivery Charge: £4.99 Extras: Champagne, Wines, Chocolates, Ballons and Teddy Bears, Fragrance and Experience Days
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eFlorist
Price Range: £19.95 - £169.95 Delivery Charge: £5.95 Extras: Chocolates, Hampers, Teddy Bears & Experience Gift Vouchers
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Eden4Flowers
Price Range: £16.99 - £119.50 Delivery Charge: £0.00 (free next day delivery) Special Offers: Competition to win a fresh flower bouquet every month Extras: Fruit Baskets, Chocolates, Balloons, Teddy Bears, Food Hampers, Jelly Beans & Sweeties, Muffins, Cookies & Brownies, Bath & Beauty Products, Silver Jewellery, Children's Gifts, Wines, Beers & Champagnes
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Florists in Staffordshire
| Interior Plants Tel: 01283 535893 | 19 Ashby Road East, Bretby, DE15 0PS |
| Plant Care Tel: 01785 812020 | Unit 4/Stone Enterprise Centre, Stone Business Park, ST15 0SR |
| Red Poppy Co The Tel: 01543 418554 | 12 Tudor Row/Wade St, Lichfield, WS13 6HH |
| Stylistic Bouquets Tel: 07796 505664 | 30 Ebenezer Street, Hednesford, WS12 4HD |
More Staffordshire Flowers
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Post a Rose
Price Range: £13.50 - £79.00 Delivery Charge: £0.00 Special Offers: Selection of roses and gifts at special prices. Extras: Champagne, Chocolates and Hampers
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Flowers for all Occasions
Price Range: £15.00 - £42.00 Delivery Charge: £4.95 Special Offers: Buy one get one free offers available and get 5% off when you add them to your favourites. You can also get a free hamper (worth £50) if you order 4 or more bouquets in 3 months from their website. Extras: Balloons, Hampers, Teddy Bears, Chocolates, selection of occasional gifts.
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Clare Florist
Price Range: £17.99 - £104.99 Delivery Charge: £0.00 Special Offers: Daily discounts on selected bouquets Extras: Fair trade flowers
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Helleborine
The popular summer flower Helleborine belongs to the orchid family and it varies in size from 1/2 to 1 inch in diameter; with 3 firmly keeled sepals, two shorter lateral petals and a 3rd saclike petal with a triangular lip that bends back under the sac. The flower is purple with a greenish tinge which appears as clusters towards the terminal end of the stem.
The plant is commonly found in Europe, Asia and North Africa, growing abundantly in the deciduous forests, thickets, and even on roadside banks. The plant is a perennial one which blossoms between July and September. The stems are leafy and erect with simple, alternate leaves the size of which reduces as it grows higher up the stem. The plant grows in dry to moist climate and can be grown mainly on calcareous soils, but will tolerate slight acidic to even rocky soil. The German Wasp and another wasp called Dolichovespula sylvestris are the most important insect pollinators of Helleborine. Ants are also found to help in pollination.
The origin of the plant was in Europe where it was used for medicinal purposes. This beautiful flower is grown in the gardens for ornamental reasons, however, over a period of time it has escaped from the domestic gardens into the wild.
The plant is commonly found in Europe, Asia and North Africa, growing abundantly in the deciduous forests, thickets, and even on roadside banks. The plant is a perennial one which blossoms between July and September. The stems are leafy and erect with simple, alternate leaves the size of which reduces as it grows higher up the stem. The plant grows in dry to moist climate and can be grown mainly on calcareous soils, but will tolerate slight acidic to even rocky soil. The German Wasp and another wasp called Dolichovespula sylvestris are the most important insect pollinators of Helleborine. Ants are also found to help in pollination.
The origin of the plant was in Europe where it was used for medicinal purposes. This beautiful flower is grown in the gardens for ornamental reasons, however, over a period of time it has escaped from the domestic gardens into the wild.
















