Send Flowers To China

Flowers speak the language of the human heart. When words falter, flowers come to our rescue and speak for our hearts. These gems of nature have been our saviors and messengers since antiquity.

They have helped stop wars, and brought lovers closer. They have inspired poets and painters; statesmen and soldiers.

We at Send Flowers To China believe in spreading love and goodwill with flowers.

Did you know?

Guangzhou is called the Flower City of China.
In Germanic cultures, the edelweiss flower is a symbol of bravery.
The chrysanthemum is a symbol of Japan’s royal family.
The magnolia used to be the symbol of the Emperors of ancient China.

Pent up emotions are best expressed with flowers.

Do you want to confess your love for someone?
Does a relationship need to be rekindled?
Do you want to fill someone with positive energy?

Flowers can help you do all that and much more!

Browse our gallery for the best flowers in China.

A Flower For Any Occasion!

Have you embraced your partner lately?
Wondering what’s the perfect birthday present?
How about congratulating a friend for their achievement?
Does your heart beat for someone?
Has a new member graced your family?
How about saying ‘thank you’ to an all-weather friend?
Love is in the air! Is it time to tie the knot?
Do you admire someone from the bottom of the heart?
Is a friend feeling low and you want to do something about it?

There’s a flower for every occasion! We at Send Flowers To China believe that flowers can do what words cannot – mend relations, convey unspoken emotions, and forge everlasting bonds.

Just think of an occasion and we will tell you which flower goes with it best!

Choose a flower for any occasion from our huge assortment, handpicked specially for you:

Flower Delivery in China: Lightning Quick Service At Your Doorstep

Which flowers do you like the most?
Do you have a florist in your local market?
What do you do when you need to buy flowers?
Do you hop around town from one market to another?
What if all the flower shops in your area are closed?
What if a big day is nearing, and you need flowers urgently?

Fret not! We are here to help you. We make buying flowers fun, easy and pleasurable.

Flower delivery in China was never easier! Our 24x7 online service makes buying and sending flowers a breeze.

Here’s what keeps us ahead of competition:

No part of China is out of our reach.
We deliver nothing but the best.
Do you need your flowers at short notice? No problem!
Trust us to deliver your flowers anywhere, everywhere, lightning fast!

Browse our huge gallery of flowers and accessories, and choose the perfect gift for any occasion!

Favorite Flowers of China

Chinese culture has always been a beautiful mix of mysticism, mythology and pragmatism. No wonder, celebration of nature remains central to Chinese culture. Flowers being the messengers of nature, carry a lot of significance in the cultural ethos of the country. They are supposed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits.

One look at traditional Chinese art, and you realize how flowers have influenced Chinese artists since ancient times. The country’s traditional paintings are incomplete without the depiction of blooming trees and flowers. Here’s a list of flowers that the people of China adore.

1. The China Rose

The China Rose, also known as the Bengal Rose or Chinese Rose, is native to southeast China. This is a perennial plant that blooms all through the year, and the flower stands for good fortune and romance.

Scientific Name: Rosa chinensis
Common colors: Red and pink

2. The Camellia

The camellia is the floral emblem of southern China. This relative of the tea plant is also used to make refreshing drinks and oils.

Did you know that the oil of the camellia flower has been used by traditional blacksmiths to sharpen blades for centuries?

In Chinese culture, the camellia stands for young children, faithfulness, perfection and selfless love.

Scientific Name: Camellia japonica
Common Colors: Red, white, pink

3. The Lotus

All across Asia, the lotus stands for spiritual awakening. Blooming in lakes and ponds, it is the mythical seat of Lord Buddha, and central to the Buddhist faith.

In China, the lotus stands for tranquility, spiritualism, purity of heart and innocence.

But the lotus’ significance isn’t limited to religious connotations. This holy flower is also used to make medicines for coughs, fevers and indigestion.

Scientific Name: Nelumbo nucifera
Common Colors: Pink, white, yellow, purple, blue

4. The Orchid

The orchid family is the most diverse plant family in the world, and blooms across continents and different climatic zones. You can find orchids growing in high mountain passes, valleys, rain forests and even in the urban landscape.

And what colors they bloom in! Bright pink, violet, blue, red and even black – you name a color and there’s probably an orchid of that color!

Much revered in China, the orchid stands for beauty, wealth, prosperity, love and the bond between lovers.

Scientific name: Orchidaceae
Common Colors: White, blue, purple, pink, yellow, red etc.

5. The Chrysanthemum

The chrysanthemum is one of the most popular flowers of Asia. It has stood as the symbol of royalty, longevity and good fortune for many a millennium. In fact, the chrysanthemum is mentioned in ancient Chinese writings as old as the 15th century BC.

In China, the chrysanthemum symbolizes, among other things, autumn and the ninth lunar month. The roots of this plant have medicinal values and are believed to cure migraine.

Scientific Name: Chrysanthemum
Common Colors: Red, white, yellow, violet

6. The Hibiscus

This is another flower that is popular all across Asia, from China to India. It stands for beauty in simplicity, glory, fame and riches. Various parts of the plant are used to make traditional medicines that are used to cure cough, infections, appetite loss, and ailments caused by the summer heat.

Scientific Name: Hibiscus
Common Colors: Red, orange, yellow, pink, multicolor

7. The Magnolia

In the ancient and middle ages, the magnolia was the symbol of the Emperors of China. They adorned imperial dresses, and commoners were barred from wearing them on their garments in public.

Did you know that in ancient China, the magnolia was considered to be a treasure at par with gold?

In modern China, the magnolia may not be as costly as gold, but it is treasured for its beauty nonetheless! Various parts of the plant are also used to make traditional medicines for depression, anxiety, indigestion, constipation, migraine, asthma, and unusual weight loss.

Scientific Name: Magnolia spp.
Common Colors: White, pink, reddish purple, purple

8. The Iris

When a flower is named after the Greek goddess of rainbow, it’s got to be beautiful! Greek legends aside, in China, the iris stands for longevity and something even more stunning.

China experiences pretty cold winters. So, people rejoice when summer arrives. As the summer breeze starts to blow, the petals of the iris flutter in the wind like butterflies. That’s why the iris is also called the ‘purple butterfly’ in China.

Like so many other flowering plants, the iris is also used to make different traditional medicines.

Scientific name: Iris
Common Colors: Blue, purple, red, orange, yellow, white

9. The Peony

Like the magnolia, the peony used to be an imperial flower, forbidden to the commoners. If the China Rose is the Chinese ‘Queen of Flowers’, the peony is the Chinese ‘King of Flowers’!

In today’s China, it is treasured for its simple charm and stands for high values, fame, honor, prosperity and wealth. No wonder, it is the de facto national flower of China!

Scientific name: Paeonia spp.
Common Colors: Red, pink, white

Some other flowers of significance in Chinese culture:

Trichosanthes Kirilowi
Sunflower
Azalea
Narcissus
Osmanthus
Rhododendrons
Gardenia
Jasmine
Lily
Aster
Wintersweet
Balsamine
Water lily
Ranunculus

Check out our huge collection of the best flowers in China!

Other Important Flowers To Consider

1. The Rose

The rose is the undisputed messenger of the human heart. It conveys more with its charm and colors than words can ever do.

Red Rose: Convey your love to that special someone with a red rose.
Yellow Rose: Friends for life – that’s what you say with a bouquet of yellow roses.
White Rose: White is the symbol of purity and the white rose is the symbol of selfless affection.
Pink Rose: Let someone know how much you admire them with a bouquet of pink roses.

Check out our huge collection of roses here!

2. The Tulip

Once a symbol of royalty in the Ottoman Empire, the Tulip stands for a noble soul.

Purple Tulip: Gift purple tulips to express deep respect and unflinching loyalty.
Red Tulip: If you think the red rose is too common an expression of love, go for the red tulip.
Yellow Tulip: Once a symbol of hopeless love, the yellow tulip has now come to represent the joy of life.

Check out our huge collection of tulips here!

3. Carnations

It was a symbol of royalty in the ancient world. The Greeks and Romans adorned their crowns with it.

These flowers are still treasured for their regal charm. A bouquet of fresh, handpicked carnations can lift your spirits with its pastel hues.

Check out our huge collection of carnations here!

4. Daisies

Beauty in simplicity – that’s what daisies signify. A gift of daisies carries with it sincere wishes straight from the heart.

Check out our huge collection of daisies here!

Your Very Own Flower Shop in China

Are you looking to buy fresh flowers?

Send Flowers To China is your very own flower shop in China.

Enjoy the comfort of your home, while we curate the best flowers for you from the beautiful valleys and flower gardens of China.
We are more than your local flower shop. Think of us as your go-to place, whenever you need flowers.
That’s why we are at your service, 24x7.

Our dedicated team of the best florists in China curate the best flowers from all over the country, exclusively for our customers.

Are you in the mood for some flowers?
Would you like a cane basket or a glass vase with your flowers? We have a whole range of beautiful accessories to go with your bouquet.
How about some chocolates and soft toys to go with your flowers?

Check out our huge collection of flowers and accessories.

All About China

People’s Republic of China (PRC) – one of the bastions of Oriental civilization – stands with its eclectic mix of state-of-the-art architecture and ancient buildings. It is one of the world’s only remaining bridges between the Ancient and the Modern. Millennia old, rich traditions thrive side by side cutting edge technology. A true world leader, the PRC continues to lead the world in areas as diverse as space technology and fine arts.

If you are in China, you cannot miss the Great Wall. Stretching for more than 6000 kilometers, all the way from the Yellow Sea to Central Asia, this centuries-old construction is a miracle of architecture; a true testament to ancient China’s greatness. The Forbidden City – the Imperial Palace of yore – stands as another example of the country’s grandeur. The Terracotta Army of Xi’an dazzles visitors with its artistic brilliance. Beijing’s Summer Palace is another sight to behold.

Can you miss the Panda? We think not! A land of lush forests, sky-high mountains, wide, meandering rivers and valleys of flowers, China is also home to some of the rarest animal species in the world. Visit the Chengdu Research Base in Sichuan for a glimpse of China’s diverse fauna and of course, the Panda.

The mighty Yangtze river, with its more than 6000-kilometer long course, has been one of the major lifelines of the country for the last 2000 years. Its banks are dotted with tourist places worth visiting. The Classical Gardens of Suzhou, the Potala Palace in Tibet, Hangzhou’s West Lake – you will never run out of places to visit in China. And, can you ignore the local delicacies? The whole world loves Chinese food!

FAQ

My country has a lot of really cold and remote places, mountains and rivers. Will you deliver anywhere I want?

Sure! That’s a hallmark of our service.

You cannot be quick!

Try us! You won’t be disappointed!

I pay only when it’s fresh!

That’s your right.

Can I get a refund?

Please read our policy page.