Summer flowers

Peonies, dahlias, sunflowers and garden-style bouquets at the height of the season, arranged by independent florists.

Our most frequently asked questions

How does summer flowers delivery with Floom work?

Enter the delivery zip code to browse unique bouquets from independent local florists in that area. Choose your favorite design and our florist partner will handcraft and deliver summer flowers directly to your recipient.

Do you offer same-day and next-day summer flowers delivery in the U.S.?

Yes. Same-day summer flowers delivery is available in many areas across the U.S. when you order by 1pm. Next-day delivery is available when you place your order by midnight.

Can I get summer flowers delivered on weekends or schedule a future date in the U.S.?

Many of our U.S. florists offer weekend and Sunday delivery. You can also schedule your order up to 45 days in advance by selecting your preferred delivery date at checkout.

Can I personalize my order with add-ons or a gift message?

Yes. You can add chocolates, candles, vases, balloons and more to your order. Every order includes a notecard for your personal gift message.

What happens if the recipient is not home?

During checkout, you can let us know what to do if the recipient is not available, such as leaving your order in a safe place or with a neighbor. Your gift will be left securely wherever possible.

What if there is a problem with my summer flowers delivery?

Your summer flowers are carefully packaged and hand-delivered by local florists. In the unlikely event that your order arrives damaged or is not as expected, please contact our support team and we will resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Do you offer eco-friendly summer flowers delivery options in the U.S.?

Many of our U.S. florists use sustainable packaging and source seasonal flowers. Choosing a local florist instead of shipping summer flowers across the country also helps lower the carbon footprint of your delivery.

When are peonies and dahlias in season?

Peonies run roughly April to July and dahlias June to October, so early summer is the short window where both overlap.

Will summer flowers survive a hot day?

Ask for a hardier mix in a heatwave — chrysanthemums, alstroemeria and sunflowers hold far better than sweet peas.

Summer flowers

June through August, the loosest, most garden-like flowers of the year: peonies at the start, then dahlias, sunflowers, sweet peas and cosmos. Handcrafted by independent florists and delivered fresh across the US. Browse our valentine's day, mother's day, and father's day collections for more gifting inspiration.

Delivery across the U.S.