London's seasonal florist
Flowers
that mean
something
The best of what's blooming in Britain, hand-tied by our florists and delivered across all 32 London boroughs — today.
Hand-tied by florists
who know the name
of every stem
We work with British growers from Cornwall to Kent. We know which peonies come from which fields, which ranunculus opened this morning, and which lily of the valley is still tight enough to last five days in a vase.
Every bouquet we send is the work of a single florist — not a conveyor belt, not a template. They choose the stems, trim the stems, and tie the stems. The result is a bouquet that looks nothing like a supermarket shelf and everything like a gathered garden.
Hand-tied bouquets
Our collections
May 2026
The best of
what's blooming
May is the month British gardens truly come alive. Peonies — the undisputed star — opening from tight buds into blooms the size of side plates. Ranunculus with their endless layers of tissue-thin petals. Lilac, sweet peas, and lily of the valley filling the studio with fragrance.
At Olive Tree Florist, we work with seasonal British blooms every day. Here is everything you need to know about what is in season, why it matters, and how to make the most of it.
London delivery
We deliver across
all 32 boroughs
From Zone 1 to Zone 6, our couriers hand-deliver every bouquet the same day it is arranged.
Same-day delivery
Order by 2 PM for same-day delivery across all 32 London boroughs. From Kensington to Hackney, from Camden to Croydon.
Hand-tied to order
Every bouquet is made by a single florist after your order is placed — never assembled the night before. Maximum freshness.
Named provenance
We name the growers. Every seasonal bouquet includes a card telling you which farm your flowers came from and why they matter.
What London says
The kind of flowers
people remember
I ordered The Olive Branch for my mother’s birthday. She rang me in tears — she said it was the most beautiful bouquet she had ever received, and she is seventy-three and has seen a lot of flowers.
Eleanor Whittaker
Chelsea, London—Birthday gift
Flower knowledge
