How Much Does a Flower Subscription Cost?

Flower subscription prices vary greatly based on size and type, but plans typically cost between $40 and $80 per delivery. Many services send shipments on a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly basis. Most flower subscriptions have gifting options and are relatively easy to cancel if needed.

How Much Water Do You Put in a Flower Vase?

The right amount of water helps ensure that your flowers stay fresh for longer. According to a blog post on The Bouqs Co. , water should fill three-quarters of the vase and be switched out every two days. Also, warm water better facilitates hydration.

How Do You Dry a Bouquet?

One way to save a bouquet is by drying the flowers, a process that’s been chronicled by The Spruce . Start by cutting off any excess leaves, then organize the blooms into small bundles. Tightly tie the stems together using a rubber band. Hook a paper clip through the rubber band and hang the bouquets upside down away from direct sunlight. Most flowers need between 10 and 20 days to dry out. Keep in mind that flowers with high water content, like sedum, may not produce the best results.

What Is the Flower for Each Birth Month?

Did you know that similar to birthstones, each month has a flower type (or types) attached to it? Next time you send an arrangement for someone’s birthday, consider selecting a bouquet that incorporates their birth month flower. January: carnation and snowdrop February: violet and primrose March: daffodil and jonquil April: daisy and sweet pea May: lily of the valley and hawthorn June: rose and honeysuckle July: larkspur and water lily August: gladiolus and poppy September: aster and morning glory October: marigold and cosmos November: chrysanthemum December: narcissus and holly

Best Monthly Flower Subscription Services

Whether you need a thoughtful present for a loved one or just like keeping fresh blooms on display, a flower subscription is the gift that literally keeps on giving. Rather than run to the market every time you want to spruce up your home, you can get flowers shipped to your door on a fixed schedule. All of these services deliver arrangements on a monthly basis, so you’ll never be without a beautiful bouquet for long.

And the options are plentiful. If you want to create your own arrangement, there are kits for that. Other companies aim to surprise you each month with a mystery bouquet. You can even find subscription boxes for flower seeds. To help narrow down your choices, we've categorized the best flower subscription services by their greatest strengths.

Best Overall: BloomsyBox
Most Customizable: The Bouqs Co.
Best for Free Shipping: Enjoy Flowers
Best DIY Subscription: It’s By U
Best Farm-Fresh Flowers: Farmgirl Flowers
Best Sustainable Flowers: ReVased
Best Seasonal Arrangements: Flower of the Month Club

BloomsyBox flower subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Abbey Littlejohn

Key Specs

Average Price: $51 per delivery
Free Shipping? Yes
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

With 10 flower subscriptions to choose from, you’re sure to find a BloomsyBox plan that fits your aesthetic. Options include farm-fresh flowers, boxes full of roses, pet-safe blooms, and more. Best of all, shipping is free on all subscription orders.

Pros

Weekly, biweekly, and monthly plans
Two plant subscriptions
Pet-friendly option
Free shipping

Cons

Only one weekly and one biweekly subscription

BloomsyBox is at the top of our list for both the sheer number of subscription options it offers and the quality of its arrangements. You can easily tell which plans are monthly, weekly, and biweekly, and the prices and stem count for each delivery are clearly stated under the subscriptions tab. For the standard BloomsyBox, which sends sustainably sourced bouquets on a monthly basis, the price varies depending on the size you choose: Original (about $45 per month), Deluxe (around $50 per month), and Premium (approximately $55 per month).

Though you don’t get to choose the type of flowers that come in your box, there is an all-roses plan as well as a eucalyptus subscription, which delivers a fresh bunch of fragrant eucalyptus each month. The most expensive option is the New York Botanical Garden subscription (about $70 per month) due to the fact that it’s curated by floral experts who work at the iconic landmark. No matter which subscription you opt for, shipping is free.

The Bouqs Co. flower subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Larisa Niedle

Key Specs

Average Price: $52 per delivery
Free Shipping? Yes
Nationwide Delivery? Yes

The Bouqs Co. ships flowers to all 50 U.S. states, which is good news for residents of Hawaii and Alaska, who are often left out of nationwide delivery policies. Subscribers save up to 30 percent when they sign up for recurring deliveries, and shipping on subscriptions is always free. Plus, The Bouqs Co. sources its flowers from sustainably-minded farms.

Pros

Subscriptions start at $40 per delivery
Free shipping
You can choose the flowers in each shipment
Customer service is available seven days a week

Cons

Only three subscription plans

Unlike other subscription services, The Bouqs Co. lets you pick the bouquets you receive after the initial delivery. The company also allows you to switch the delivery date, arrangement size, and recipient between shipments for a truly personalized experience. To start, just pick the size you want to receive first: Original (10-16 stems for $40), Deluxe (20-32 stems for $52), or Grand (30-45 stems for $65).

All flowers from The Bouqs Co. are shipped directly from partner farms to ensure the blooms stay fresh for longer. The growers also employ eco-friendly methods, including recycling water and cutting back on waste, to reduce harmful effects on the planet.

Enjoy Flowers subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Larisa Niedle

Key Specs

Average Price: $72 per delivery
Free Shipping? Yes
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

If you’re worried about the cost associated with flower subscriptions, Enjoy Flowers’ free shipping should help ease those purse strings. Prices start at around $63 per delivery (for a 12-month prepaid plan).

Pros

Variation in subscription bouquets
Free shipping on all orders
Easy-to-use website
Seven-day freshness guarantee

Cons

Delivery requires a signature

Enjoy Flowers offers two subscription styles: Designer and Garden. Designer is the more expensive plan due to the premium blooms it uses, including garden roses, ranunculus (otherwise known as buttercups), and South African proteas. The Garden collection features a more rustic selection of florals like carnations, hydrangeas, and matsumoto.

No matter what subscription you sign up for, the process is the same. Flowers are delivered four days after they’re gathered for a full week of guaranteed freshness—if they don’t last that long, Enjoy Flowers will replace them. One minor drawback is that you must have someone sign for the delivery or manage your order via FedEx Delivery Manager.

It's By U flower subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Anastasia Tretiak

Key Specs

Average Price: $80 per delivery
Free Shipping? Yes
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

It’s By U supplies DIY flower kits to those who want to practice arranging bouquets themselves. Each subscription comes with an assortment of fresh flowers as well as the option to add an elegant vase or tools like floral sheers. A “how-to” video will guide you through the process if you’re a novice.

Pros

Free shipping on subscription kits
More control over arrangement’s design
Great hands-on gift for flower lovers
Optional add-ons like tools and vases

Cons

Can be pricey
Only delivers on Thursdays and Fridays

Creatives will love It’s By U’s flower arranging kits because they let you steer the design. Though subscribers can’t pick the exact flowers that come in each box, there are six different styles available: Fresh Garden (a mix of roses and popular garden blooms), Warm Industrial (small eco-grown florals), Modern Farmhouse (premium flowers from Ecuador), Rainbow Rosy Outlook (multicolored roses), and two standard Rosy Outlook subscriptions—one with 25 stems and one with 50 stems.

Even though the stems arrive loose, It’s By U boxes do not come cheap. Prices start at $52 per bouquet and go up to $156. If you get tired of a particular style, you’ll have to place a whole new order to switch between subscriptions, but all of the plans are designed to help you hone your craft.

Farmgirl Flowers subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Abbey Littlejohn

Key Specs

Average Price: $79 per delivery
Free Shipping? No (not on subscription bouquets)
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

Farmgirl Flowers may have a limited selection of subscription bouquets, but the freshness and seasonality of the arrangements is what got us hooked. The company works directly with sustainable growers both in the U.S. and abroad to source high-quality blooms. Even the charming, rustic chic burlap wrapping is compostable.

Pros

Farm-direct flowers
Eco-friendly packaging
Many ways to reach customer service

Cons

Small assortment
More expensive than other subscriptions on this list

Farmgirl Flowers emphasizes quality over quantity. The company only ships the freshest farm flowers to customers each season, leading to a smaller stock of superb blooms. Though the bouquets are prearranged, subscribers can choose the size they want: Fun Size (15 stems for $59), Just Right (25 stems for $79), or Big Love (35 steams for $99).

Delivery is weekly, biweekly, or monthly—all you need to do is trim the stems before adding them to water. Note: Some of Farmgirl Flowers’ seasonal subscription bouquets are not safe for pets, so, if needed, double check that your order is nontoxic before buying.

ReVased flower subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Larisa Niedle

Key Specs

Average Price: $43 per delivery
Free Shipping? Yes (on subscription orders)
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

ReVased made the list because of its many sustainability initiatives, which hit on every aspect of the flower delivery process. The company sources its blooms from Rainforest Alliance certified farms, ships directly from the growers to cut down on waste, and upcycles flowers from events like weddings, where arrangements are typically thrown out after one day.

Pros

Subscribers save 25 percent
Donates flowers to non-profits each month
Committed to protecting the planet
Free shipping on subscriptions

Cons

Subscription bouquets cannot be customized

ReVased offers a recurring flower subscription (pay as you go) and a prepaid gift subscription for three, six, or 12 months. Each one features a surprise bouquet made up of flowers that’ve been grown using environmentally conscious practices. Sizes include Classic (10-18 mixed stems for $49), Lux (19-32 mixed stems for $59), and Premier (33-50 mixed stems for $75). You’ll save 25 percent on every subscription order and shipping is always free.

In addition to supporting a small, women-owned business with your purchase, you’re helping ReVased give to those in need. Each month, the company donates flowers to between six and 10 non-profits, including women’s shelters.

Flower of the Month Club flower subscription — The Spruce Crafts / Anastasia Tretiak

Key Specs

Average Price: $41 per delivery
Free Shipping? No
Nationwide Delivery? Yes (apart from Alaska and Hawaii)

Flower of the Month Club is a great option if you want seasonal blooms above all else. Like clockwork, the company delivers a fresh bouquet to your doorstep each month. There’s only one plan option, making this subscription simple and straightforward.

Pros

Affordable fresh-cut bouquets
Seasonally appropriate arrangements
Ships using next-day express service
Monthly newsletter filled with flower tips

Cons

Shipping fees on every delivery

Flower of the Month Club simplifies flower subscriptions by offering just one plan. For around $41 per shipment (plus delivery fees), you’ll get a bouquet filled with seasonal flowers delivered every month, every other month, or every quarter (every three months). Recent arrangements featured candy stripe orchids, purple anthuriums, and orange lilies.

Orders are shipped while the flowers are still in bud form and one day after they’ve been cut to prolong freshness. The company also sends along a monthly newsletter, so you can learn more about each flower’s history and how it’s grown. This subscription makes an excellent gift because you can choose a fixed number of deliveries when checking out.

Final Verdict

When choosing a flower subscription service, it’s important to keep your preferences and priorities in mind. For instance, subscriptions from Flower of the Month Club and The Bouqs Co. are a bit cheaper per delivery than others on this list. If you want to get your hands dirty, It’s By U offers detailed kits for arranging your own bouquets. But the best flower subscription service is BloomsyBox.

BloomsyBox shines above the rest with its reasonable pricing, free shipping, and ample variety. The Original subscription starts at $45 for 22-24 stems and delivers a farm-fresh bouquet to your door each month. Plus, the company conveniently has next-day shipping on orders placed before 1 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday, making it a reliable service when you're in a pinch.

FAQ

How Much Does a Flower Subscription Cost?

Flower subscription prices vary greatly based on size and type, but plans typically cost between $40 and $80 per delivery. Many services send shipments on a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or bimonthly basis. Most flower subscriptions have gifting options and are relatively easy to cancel if needed.
How Much Water Do You Put in a Flower Vase?

The right amount of water helps ensure that your flowers stay fresh for longer. According to a blog post on The Bouqs Co., water should fill three-quarters of the vase and be switched out every two days. Also, warm water better facilitates hydration.
How Do You Dry a Bouquet?

One way to save a bouquet is by drying the flowers, a process that’s been chronicled by The Spruce. Start by cutting off any excess leaves, then organize the blooms into small bundles. Tightly tie the stems together using a rubber band. Hook a paper clip through the rubber band and hang the bouquets upside down away from direct sunlight. Most flowers need between 10 and 20 days to dry out. Keep in mind that flowers with high water content, like sedum, may not produce the best results.
What Is the Flower for Each Birth Month?
Did you know that similar to birthstones, each month has a flower type (or types) attached to it? Next time you send an arrangement for someone’s birthday, consider selecting a bouquet that incorporates their birth month flower.
- January: carnation and snowdrop
- February: violet and primrose
- March: daffodil and jonquil
- April: daisy and sweet pea
- May: lily of the valley and hawthorn
- June: rose and honeysuckle
- July: larkspur and water lily
- August: gladiolus and poppy
- September: aster and morning glory
- October: marigold and cosmos
- November: chrysanthemum
- December: narcissus and holly

The Spruce Crafts team reviewed nearly 20 delivery services to find the best monthly flower subscriptions. The following factors were evaluated for each company and contributed to the rankings:

Price range
Free shipping on subscription orders
Nationwide delivery
Number of subscription plans available
Variety of subscriptions
Customer service
Customer ratings on sites like Trustpilot
Sustainability efforts

Services that offer reduced rates on subscription plans and free shipping received extra points, as did companies with a good variety of blooms and eco-friendly sourcing practices. Brands with nationwide delivery also fared well.