Deck the halls with the beauty of the festive season – explore our Christmas collection for that perfect gift for a plant lover
Everything is effortless Beautiful flowers and on time
Happy customer, hassle free , quick easy service, thank you !
flowers delivered on time and beautiful
Beautiful flowers arrived the next day as ordered. I have ordered from Serenata several times this year and everything has always been excellent!
Brilliant flowers and fab delivery
Ordered these for my sisters 86th birthday. She was delighted with them, especially letter box delivery and still in bud.
Spread the festive cheer and happiness by sending one of a traditional Christmas plant gift. Let us deliver Christmas plants like Poinsettia or Amaryllis straight to your loved one's door to decorate their homes with a bit of Christmas magic. Let the joy last longer thanks to long lasting gifts like Pointsettia, orchids, campanula or potted roses. This Christmas, have happiness delivered 7 days a week by Serenata Flowers.
Looking for inspiration for Christmas wishes? Here are some of our favourite ones: Love, joy and peace are the ingredients for a wonderful Christmas. We hope you find them all festive season. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year! Wish you a Merry Christmas and may this festival bring abundant joy and happiness in your life! Merry Christmas, and may this new year bring you joy and laughter. To be happy is the greatest wish in life. This Christmas give us a message that we should live unite with great peace, So, here is a bundle of some sweet wishes for you. Merry Christmas!!!
Pointsettias take the crown as the most popular plants for Christmas. They are easy to care for and thanks to their bold and bright flower heads they are a real show-stopper.
Depending on how well you take care of the plant, it can last between 4 - 6 weeks. Pointsettias like warmth so keep them away from drafty places to extend their life as much as possible.
If you want to plant Pointsettias outside, its best to wait until late March when the risk of morning frost has passed. Plant them in a sunny spot to ensure they get enough sunlight to encourage growth.