SeriousFun Children's Network Fundraiser

The Cotopaxi Volcano in Ecuador is among the world's largest and most active volcanoes. The nutrient-rich volcanic soil and very high altitude create the perfect growing environment for our roses, resulting in large long-lasting blooms. Our grower bears the constant risk of eruption to share its gorgeous roses with lucky recipients.
Approx. stem count: 12

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Volcanic Roses 1X. A lot more pink, lavender, red, etc. for a little more green. .

Approx. stem count: 24
Recipient happiness level: Elevated

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Volcanic Roses 1X for a lot less than triple the price. A great choice for rose enthusiasts everywhere and flower lovers anywhere. So go ahead and make a vase (or vases) happy!

Approx. stem count: 36

Peachy-pink-blue is not a Crayola crayon color per se, but this combination of roses, ranunculus, carnations and delphinium are just what the flower doctor ordered for a cheerful day.
Approx. stem count: 25

Send a big kiss to your "Honey", "Lovey", "Sweetie" or whatever you call your significant other. Roses, mini callas, ranunculus, and delphinium headline this awesome Valentine's Day bouquet.
Approx.stem count: 25

***MASSIVE ALERT***We'd have to put The Beatles high up on our list of most colorful and influential musical groups ever. We're paying homage to them and Lucy, "the girl with Kaleidoscope eyes", by way of this stunningly huge bouquet featuring orange, purple and hot pink roses, lilies, blue delphinium, craspedia, hypericum berries, purple stock and eucalyptus, to name a lot. Looking to make a statement? Kaleidoscope will take care of that for you. Note that the recipient may require assistance removing this bouquet from the box.
Approx. stem count: 42

If these tie-dyed, super fun roses don't make you smile... well, we don't know what to say. You don't have to be a hippy to appreciate how every color in the rainbow can be captured in a single flower. Yes, they're real. And yes, they're amazing. How are they made? It's a secret, but we do know they're made by hand somewhere high in the Andes Mountains. Send these to someone who's fun and hip and wait for their reaction. Jerry would approve!
Approx. stem count: 12

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Feelin' Groovy Roses 1X for just $20 more. More blooms, more ooohs and ahhhs, and more money to a great nonprofit.
Approx. stem count: 24
Recipient happiness level: Grateful

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS, save $96 over Feelin' Groovy 1X! and send the most blooms, most smiles and most money to a great nonprofit. How does it feel knowing that you're about to send the best gift EVER?
Approx. stem count: 36
Recipient happiness level: Rather incredible.

Whether you want to pay homage to Roy G. Biv (that's pretty much every color of the rainbow), or just keep it simple and elegant with one of our monochromatic masterpieces, one thing is for sure--these bouquets are sure to make any vase happy. Depending on color selected, this bouquet may feature bold ranunculus, exquisite roses and a myriad of other flowers you likely never heard of. Who's Hues? is Mother Nature showing off.

Approx. stem count: 14

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Who's Hues? 1X for only $20 more. The recipient will be glad you did.

Approx. stem count: 28

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Who's Hues? 1X for nearly 50% off the per stem price. This is one of our favorites and think all who gaze upon it will agree. Who's Hues? 3X is so large and impressive, it'll render even the most loquacious person speechless.

Approx. stem count: 42

Ask anyone to tell you the first thing that comes to mind when you say "Crayola" and they'll likely mention words such as "colorful", "creative", "fun" and "nostalgic". This bouquet is all of those, which is why it has the singular distinction of being THE Crayola Bouquet. Inspired by our flower box, Sebastian designed this beauty using a palette of yellow butterfly ranunculus, orange roses, mini callas, blue delphinium and other premium blooms nestled alongside sprigs of bupleurum. Perhaps we should've called this the "Cray-oo-la-la" Bouquet?
Approx. stem count: 33

A bouquet so mesmerizing that Obsession is the only way to describe this captivating combination of purple mini callas, orange roses and pon pon ranunculus, red garden roses, hot pink solomio, scabiosa and baby blue eucalyptus. Unlike many obsessions, this one is healthy.
Approx. stem count: 25

"When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's Amore." So is this bouquet with a dozen roses, dianthus, veronica, ammi majus, and hypericum berries. Nothing cheesy about that.
Approx. stem count: 30

Who knew pink ranunculus, white anemones, white freesia and eucalyptus could work together so harmoniously? At first, neither did Penelope, who dreamed up the winning combination. When other designers on the team saw this bouquet, they gave Penelope a standing ovation, which made her blush.
Approx. stem count: 25

Cyrano de Bergerac is the ultimate smooth talker, and we wish he was around to write these flower descriptions for us. But he's not, he's in France enjoying himself somewhere along the Riviera sampling the finest wines. Nevertheless, we're pretty sure we'll knock Roxanne off her feet with this hefty bouquet that would make anyone swoon.
Approx. stem count: 32

While this masterpiece has absolutely nothing to do with the classic children's game, it does have the power to make the recipient smile, sigh and jump for joy. Plump, gorgeous pink rose blooms peeking through a latticework of purple dianthus, blue ageratum, bupleurum and dusty miller make Pinkaboo a must for anyone who loves pink or any other color.
Approx. stem count: 22

This time of year we love anything that screams "pastel" and this bouquet of roses, stock, statice, solidago, and greens does just that.
Approx. stem count: 37

Queen Elizabeth herself would have loved this regal bouquet featuring hot pink roses and spray roses, fancy chrysanthemums, and chocolate lace accented by eucalyptus and silvery dusty miller. Tally-ho and pip pip.
Approx. stem count: 25

Did you know that, according to some researchers that have a lot of time on their hands, sorbet can be traced back 5,000 years to certain Asian cultures? Shortly thereafter it's believed that the Pharaohs of Egypt served an early form of sorbet (fruit juices mixed with ice) to visitors. Now we're not exactly sure where the Pharaohs got their ice, but we are fairly certain that few people eat sorbet in Wisconsin during the winter.

Refreshing and cool, Sorbet conjures up that summertime treat no matter the season. Featuring a palette of peach, melon and guava roses complemented by sprigs of eucalyptus and ruscus, Sorbet is sure to be a favorite in Wisconsin and everywhere else. Approx. stem count: 14

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Sorbet 1X for just $20 more. More blooms, more smiles and more money to a great nonprofit.
Approx. stem count: 28

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Sorbet 1X to satisfy even the biggest sweet tooth and save $96! off the per stem price. There are so many big blooms in this box that we can't even offer you a vase. Napkins sold separately.
Approx. stem count: 42

Did you know planet Jupiter has approximately 80 moons or that it's more than double the size of all other planets combined? Neither did we, but we did know that its alignment with Mars foretells a greater sense of love and humanity among Earth's inhabitants. We thought that a planet with such importance deserved to have its own bouquet. Sporting big and bold garden-like roses and spray roses in gorgeous shades of lavender, pink, peach, orange and red, Jupiter is proof the Age of Aquarius must not be too far behind.
Approx. stem count: 14

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Jupiter 1X for just $20 more and ensure that the planets align for someone. More blooms, more alignment and more money to a great nonprofit.
Approx. stem count: 28

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Jupiter 1X for a $96 savings!. This bouquet, worthy of the name of our solar system's largest planet, will evoke otherworldly feelings from its recipient. More blooms, more emotion and more money to a great nonprofit.
Approx. stem count: 42

U.S. Grown. In 1727, the Gerbera daisy variety was discovered in Africa by Jan Gronovius, who named the Gerbera flower after his colleague, German botanist and doctor Traugott Gerber. Daisies are composite flowers, meaning they consist of two flowers combined into one. The inner section is a disc floret, and the outer petal section is a ray floret. Because daisies are composed of two flowers that blend together so well, they symbolize true love or loyal love. Examples in literature include F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, “The Great Gatsby” where the daisy is used as a symbol of the protagonist’s love for Daisy Buchanan. And of course, in William Shakespeare’s play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Oberon, the king of the fairies, uses the juice of a daisy to enchant the love interests of the main characters.
Approx. stem count: 20

U.S. Grown. Daisies convey purity, innocence, and an unspoiled beauty that touches hearts universally. They symbolize childbirth and new beginnings, making them a perfect gift for new mothers and those with new jobs or new homes. Daisies are cheerful and bring light and happiness to any setting. Their association with childbirth and new beginnings stems from their cycle of closing at night and reopening in the morning, symbolizing rebirth and a new day. They serve as a reminder to find joy in simple things and live with a positive outlook. Whoa, this is all very deep.
Approx. stem count: 40

U.S. Grown. This dreamy grower fresh bouquet features garden roses with high petal counts, a wonderful fragrance, and very elegant look. In addition, we add spray roses, gerberas, dahlias, and greens to wake up the senses and make you - or your recipient - happy to be conscious so you can enjoy this bouquet in one of three color combinations.
Approx. stem count: 20

You don't have to celebrate Christmas to appreciate the beautiful orchestration of red roses and protea, pine cones, pepperberry, safari sunset, cedar, and ruscus.
Approx. stem count: 16

Snow what's new? Whether you're all bundled up with the kids, gliding down the hill on a toboggan, teeth-a-chatter - or don't care if you never see a flake again in your life, you have to admit Frosty reminds you of good times with family and friend hanging out by the fireplace. With a succulent centerpiece and stock, snapdragon, cedar pine, eucalyptus, and various greens, what's not to like?
Approx. stem count: 15

U.S. Grown. And now for something completely different. Proteas are native to Australia and play very nicely with succulents, which tend to enjoy desert environments. This bouquet also contains eucalyptus, which is a primary food source for koalas but will wreak havoc on your digestive tract. So please, don't ever eat eucalyptus leaves or any part of any flower you may receive.
Approx stem count: 10

Peach roses and cremons, lavender freesia and cream solomio, nestled between a bed of eucalyptus sprigs, make for a delightful and juicy bouquet. Just make sure you have a napkin handy.
Approx. stem count: 25

“In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.” Alfred Lord Tennyson summed it up better than we can ever hope to, but we'll do our best with this colorful bouquet brimming with roses, spray roses, delphinium, ranunculus in hues of light pink, peach, and orange.
Approx. stem count: 25

Sway to the vibes of this Caribbean inspired bouquet featuring mango mini callas, complemented by yellow freesia and dianthus, orange and pink roses, and blue delphinium - all framed by hebes foliage. Just add a pina colada and you'll be transported to your favorite Caribbean island.
Approx. stem count: 25

Watch as these amazing lilies in multiple colors explode like fireworks, creating a very social media-worthy pic you'll want to share with everyone, especially your 7th grade art teacher. You'll receive a random mix of colors that may include white, yellow, orange, red, pink or other hues. Oh, by the way, these are non-fragrant flowers so everyone can enjoy them.
Approx. bloom count: 15

Dianthus? What's dianthus? We didn't know either until one of our master designers created this statement of royalty for all to gaze upon. The designer was tasked to imagine a bouquet of immense variety and beauty--she passed with flying colors! Featuring roses, mums, molucella, hypericum berries, clusters of purple dianthus and every other flower she could find in her garden, nothing says "hail to the queen" like I'm Royalty.
Approx. stem count: 30

The northern lights (a.k.a. aurora borealis) is a natural light display in Earth's sky, predominantly seen in high-latitude regions (around the Arctic and Antarctic). Auroras display dynamic patterns of brilliant lights that appear as curtains, rays, spirals, or dynamic flickers covering the entire sky. That's this bouquet!
Approx. stem count: 30

This is sunflower majesty. Bold and confident, these stately suns and their petal-less cousins demand attention. And that's exact what they get. Accompanied by strawflower and exotic chrysanthemums and bathed in bupleurum, Dare to be Bold is destined to become a fan favorite.
Approx. stem count: 20

Nothing screams "I really really like you" more than Passionista. Perfect for that love of your life or that person for whom you're not quite ready to use the 'L' word. No matter the circumstances, this bouquet keeps you in the game. Lavender, peach and cream roses and spray roses, with accents of green, all come together in this symphony of beauty and romance.
Approx. stem count: 22

Two things come to mind when we put together Sun Valley: 1) The sitcom, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and, 2) The Timbuk 3 song "My Future's So Bright (I Gotta Wear Shades)." Both make us grin from ear to ear. Well anyway, this coral/peach bouquet featuring roses, spray roses, gerberas, ranunculus, mini carnations, and eucalyptus always puts us in a sunny state of mind.
Approx. stem count: 27

Who wouldn't love to receive this impressive, eye-catching combination of orange and red roses, peach ranunculus, purple carnations, and yellow freesia? That's a rhetorical question because the Jeopardy answer is: Nobody. Bounty is perfect for anyone and any occasion including birthdays, anniversaries, new baby, new house, new job, new braces, new anything .
Approx. stem count: 30

It has been scientifically proven that flowers make people happier. We think if you send this Wishes & Kisses bouquet (featuring roses, spray roses and pom pom chrysanthemums, dianthus, and hypericum berries) to friends and relatives for the holidays you'll make them ecstatic. And that may lead to bigger and better presents for you!
Approx. stem count: 30

Wow! Yellow mini callas, blue anemones, red ranunculus, pink freesia, pink roses, and some eucalyptus for good measure... that's one bright and colorful bouquet. What a way to make a splash!
Approx. stem count: 25

Here's one indulgence that will not make you dread your next weigh-in: Orange roses, red butterfly ranunculus, purple freesia, and solomio gently tossed and served in a bed of fresh eucalyptus. It's a feast for your eyes, not your waistline. Bon appetit!
Approx. stem count: 25

For some reason, the combination of sunflowers and yellow chrysanthemums, orange ranunculus and snapdragons, red roses, and peach carnations makes us think spicy, but not in a Tabasco kind of way. Much more mild-mannered than that.
Approx. stem count: 30

When asked to design a bouquet reminiscent of fresh-sliced Georgia peaches topped with hand-churned sweet cream, voila, this masterpiece was created. Courtesy of our designer Carolina, impress anyone and everyone with this bouquet of roses, spray roses, lilies and other blooms perfectly complemented by silvery leaf dusty miller and eucalyptus accents.
Approx. stem count: 28

We just love the combination of burnt orange and bright red roses and we're pretty sure the recipient will too. Complemented by spray roses, fiery red chrysanthemums and a myriad of accent flowers and lush foliage, Fuego is perfect for any occasion and any season.
Approx. stem count: 25

We asked Cristina, one of our passionate designers, to consider her favorite beverage and then conjure up a bouquet to capture its essence. It didn't take long for her to create this masterpiece--meet Lemon-Lime Spritzer. This fun, thirst-quenching design features sunflowers, yellow and green roses, lemon-lime zinnias, spray roses and complementary fillers and greens (umbrella sold separately). Perfect for every occasion and every season, your recipient will be thrilled to receive this ray of sunshine. Thanks Cristina!
Approx. stem count: 25

Flowers lovers everywhere just can't stop talking about our "-ish" bouquets. What's an "-ish" bouquet you ask? "-ish" is our way of combining a main color with a splash or two of complementary hues, all to the delight of the lucky recipient. So pink is pink-ish, purple is purpl-ish and, well, you get the idea. Our "-ish" Collection may be seen sporting , among other things, roses, lilies, scabiosa, green trick, hypericum berries, alstroemeria and the list goes on and on. Be self-ish--buy one for yourself too.
Approx. stem count: 28

What do you get when you cross a peony and a garden rose? If "Frankenflower" was your guess you'd be wrong.. If you said ranunculus, then take a bow, pat yourself on the back, and do a little dance. Sitting atop many favorite flower lists, ranunculi are colorful, pillowy clouds of heavenly beauty. Seemingly delicate, yet long-lasting and elegant, they make a powerful statement on any table, counter or nightstand. The lucky recipient will marvel as smaller blooms become, well, much larger blooms.
Approx. stem count: 40

Derived from the Greek word “anemos,” meaning “wind,” anemones may be also referred to as windflowers, poppy anemones, and lilies of the field. Did you know that anemones are native to the continents of North America, Asia and Europe? Would be really strange if you did. Did you know that anemones naturally close up at night and open in the morning as if anticipating something special is soon to arrive? If so, you may want to try out for Jeopardy.
Approx. stem count: 40

This amazing bouquet features lilies, thistle, hypericum berries and, of course, succulents. Why do we love bouquets containing succulents?
1. Succulents are in the cactus family and cacti are cool.
2. You can exercise your green thumb by replanting the succulent in a short vase with a little dirt (and very little water).
3. It's fun to say "succulent" and it makes us smile every time we do.
Approx. stem count: 14

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Succulence 1X for just $20 more. And for the gift that keeps on giving, your recipient will have a little extra fun planting the succulents and watching them grow. More blooms, more smiles and more money to a great nonprofit.
Approx. stem count: 28

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Succulence 1X and save a ridiculous amount of money. The most blooms, most smiles and most money to a great nonprofit. Don't forget to remind the recipient to replant the succulents!
Approx. stem count: 42

Allow us to transport you back in time to the Victorian era (1837-1901) with this lovely ditty. Cream mini callas, peachy pink roses and sprays, cream and peach dianthus comprise the bulk of the arrangement, accented by spiral eucalyptus for good measure. We're confident Queen Victoria herself would've approved of this elegant statement bouquet.
Approx. stem count: 23

Karma is a force inside you that can be used for good, like sending this breathtaking bouquet to someone who has made a difference in your life. Spread joy with orange and pink roses, pink garden roses, blue delphinium, craspedia, hypericum and eucalyptus.
Approx. stem count: 14

When asked to name this bouquet line in one word, impressive, sumptuous, opulent, luxurious, lavish, radiant and splendiferous were just a few adjectives we heard. Then Jake, one of our designer's 8-year-old son, said the bouquets looked "great". In homage to Jake, we introduce Magnificence, derived from the Latin phrase "magnum facere", meaning to do something great. At the intersection of color and style, meet Magnificence and its perfectly balanced selection of focal flowers, fillers and exotic foliage. For a more splendiferous experience, consider Magnificence 2X and 3X, many of which feature succulents that can be planted for continued enjoyment.
Approx. stem count: 14

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Magnificence 1X if you seek a more voluminous bouquet with even more flower varieties for your recipient's viewing pleasure. Of course, as with all of our 2X designs, you'll save more than 30% off the per stem price compared to its smaller cousin. So go ahead, send more flowers and we'll send more $$$ to your favorite nonprofit!
Approx. stem count: 28

TRIPLE THE BLOOMS of Magnificence 1X, save $78 and rest assured that someone is about to do their best happy dance. This work of art features a bonanza of Mother Nature's finest blooms arranged skillfully by our designers with one objective: to impress! And with this impressive bouquet, we'll be donating almost $10 to your favorite nonprofit! Depending on color choice, Magnificence 3X may contain succulents, roses, delphinium, callas, scabiosa, lilies, berries, sunflowers and the list goes on and on.
Approx. stem count: 42

You may never admit to the guilty pleasure of watching Captain Stubing, Doc, Gopher, Julie and the rest of the cast on "The Love Boat" (if you're too young we'll let you slide). But, if a bouquet were to capture romance at sea it would be this one... light pink, peach and white roses, cream spray roses, solomio, Queen Anne's lace, silver dollar eucalyptus and silvery dusty miller greens. Welcome aboard, it's love.
Approx. stem count: 30

Vincent Van Gogh loved sunflowers and many of his paintings feature them in a starring role. They're native to the Americas and were a common crop among native tribes throughout North America. The sunflower is the state flower of Kansas and the national flower of Ukraine. They are bee magnets; each flower head produces a large volume of pollen and nectar that lures in bees and other pollinators (source: The Spruce).

At the bud stage, sunflowers exhibit a unique trait called heliotropism, where the sunflower face turns toward the sun at all times throughout the day, starting the day facing east and ending it facing west. That may be more information than you wanted to know about sunflowers but as you can probably tell, they're one of our faves.
Stem count: 10

Machu Picchu, Cacao, Pisco, Chia seeds, Sacha inchi, and Alpacas. What do they all have in common? Times up... They're all native to Peru...and so are these alstroemeria, also known fondly as Peruvian lilies. These multi-colored, very long-lasting flowers get better with time and continue to explode with brilliant color. Let's just say that Prism is the gift that keeps on giving!
Approx stem count: 20

DOUBLE THE BLOOMS of Prism 1X for only $20 more and your recipient will be doing the Danza de las tijeras, also known as the scissors dance, commonly performed in southern Peru.
Approx. stem count: 40

Lilies are the star of the show, but the supporting cast of yellow roses, purple lisianthus, pink carnations, blue delphinium and some berry, berry good hypericum is nothing to sneeze at.
Approx. stem count: 28

We thought about calling this big bouquet "Pinple" or "Purk" due to the abundance of roses, asters, statice, solidago and other flowers in pinks and purples. But we decided not to. Thank goodness for restraint.
Approx. stem count: 39