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| Plants make superb gifts, providing joy and beauty which will grow and last for years. Many Plants have names just to match specific gift occasions and anniversaries. Our suggestions for the more popular ones are listed below. Remember plants are seasonal and are not always available year round, so alternatives are listed. To make your celebration plant even more special, for a small extra charge our Houseplant department provide a gift wrapping service. With notice, we can also arrange to pot up certain plants into glazed or terracotta pots of your choice. The Victorian language of flowers Flowers have been given meanings for centuries. The Romantic poets such as Keats & Wordsworth were responsible for promoting them, but it wasn't until the Victorian era that a special code for flowers was devised. In the 19th century, flowers were used as a secret code between lovers, valentines and firends, with each gift of a plant or bouquet bearing a specific message. Below is a list of meaningful flowers and herbs:-  |
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