From February: bouquets and arrangements exclusively with Swiss flowers
Find out why bouquets and arrangements with Swiss flowers are sometimes shown with a sketch, sometimes with a photo and what the term Slow Flowers is all about.
COOL: again bouquets and arrangements with only Swiss flowers!
In 2022, we offered for the first time ONE seasonal bouquet with only Swiss flowers from July to September. As this was met with much enthusiasm by our customers, we will offer several bouquets and arrangements from February to October. As has been the case since the beginning of our new product line, the floral creations will be made exclusively with flowers from Swiss production, while the greenery may also come from abroad. This is because
there is still too little of it grown in Switzerland.
Why are some flower messages only shown with a sketch?
For these floral greetings, Fleurop does not dictate to its partner florists what the bouquet or arrangement should look like. Florists are therefore free in design and color.
This has the advantage that they can fully live out their creativity, and you get a unique masterpiece.
When and why are other floral compositions shown with photo?
For bouquets or arrangements shown with a photo, the flower store will stick to the illustration in shape and color as far as possible. It is exciting that the offer here changes again and again, because we adapt it to the respective season. For example, tulips and peonies in spring, sunflowers in
summer and our fall creations in autumn. So it's worth visiting us sporadically.
Seasonal bouquets and arrangements with flyer and label
Fleurop has created a label so that flower recipients can immediately see what makes these Swiss bouquets or arrangements so special. This is not only communicated on our website, but also on the flyer that comes with each
bouquet and arrangement. If you want to learn more about Swiss flowers, simply scan the QR code.
Slow Flowers - seasonal, regional, sustainable
Do you know the term «Slow Food»? It stands for enjoyable, conscious, and regional food. The new bouquets and arrangements are our start of «Slow Flowers». They stand for seasonal, regional, and sustainable. In other words, flowers that nature has in store and that are brought to the market by producers in the shortest possible way. Have you already studied our flower calendar? If not, you should look at it. It goes through the seasons and shows when the
Curious? Click most popular flowers bloom, what they symbolize and how to care for them. It's a fascinating topic.
Curious? Click Here to go to the flower-calendar.
Swiss flowers and more:
Seasonal bouquet with Swiss flowers and Munz bar of chocolate «Hello Sunshine»
CHF 57.90
- CHF 97.90
Seasonal arrangement with Swiss flowers with Ripasso Albino Armani DOC (75 cl)
CHF 84.90
- CHF 124.90
More about Swiss Flowers by Fleurop
From February: bouquets and arrangements exclusively with Swiss flowers
Find out why bouquets and arrangements with Swiss flowers are sometimes shown with a sketch, sometimes with a photo and what the term Slow Flowers is all about.
From February to October, Swiss flowers have a special charm
You like «Swiss made»? Then you will surely become a fan of our bouquets and arrangements with Swiss flowers, which we offer from February to October.
Swiss flowers have only advantages - economically and ecologically
For Pascal Speck, managing director of the Bern Flower Exchange, Swiss flowers have only advantages. Read his reasoning here.
Swiss flowers have long been a hit at Toujours Plüss
Store owner Jeannette Plüss of the Fleurop partner store «Toujours Plüss» has been selling Swiss flowers for decades. She is convinced of their qualitative superiority.
From the life of a Swiss flower producer
How and what do Swiss flower producers grow in summer? We talked to Helen Mötteli of the Flower partner store «Bluemehuus Mötteli + Co.» in Turbenthal.
… and in winter when it snows?
From November to January there are hardly any Swiss flowers because it is too cold. Nevertheless, you don't have to go too far afield for stylish decorations.
Swiss Flower Day
Fancy some more Swissness? September 1 is «Swiss Flower Day» - a good reason to celebrate our native flowers.