Plants

Green plants, blooming plants, and orchids for any occasion. Send plants to Miami, Florida with same-day delivery.

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Whether you're looking for orchids, blooming, or green plants, we have the greatest selection here at Trias Flowers! Located and serving Miami, Florida, and it's surrounding communities, we promise fresh delivery with every order! 

Sending plants from Trias Flowers in Miami, FL, invites you to embrace a slice of the city's vibrant, sun-kissed life, no matter where you or the recipient might be. It's a gesture that goes beyond the usual floral fare, offering a living, breathing piece of decor that grows and adapts, just like the relationships we cherish.

When you send a plant from Trias, you're giving more than just a gift; you're providing a companion that offers a daily reminder of nature's perpetual bloom. Each plant—from the sturdy snake plant that stands tall and requires minimal attention to the lush peace lily that unfurls its white flags of tranquility—is hand-selected for its beauty and vitality.

Miami's essence is captured in these plants, with options that mirror the city’s tropical charm. Consider the orchids that boast bursts of color, reflecting the vibrancy of Miami’s Art Deco district, or the succulents that echo the resilience and diversity of the city's spirited culture. Each plant nods to the natural wonders that flourish in Florida's unique climate. But it's not just about aesthetics; sending a plant from Trias Flowers is a sustainable choice, a gift that keeps giving, purifying the air, and enhancing wellbeing. It's a thoughtful, eco-friendly option for any occasion, promoting a greener, more mindful lifestyle. Moreover, Trias Flowers ensures that each plant arrives in impeccable condition, with clear care instructions, making it easy for the recipient to integrate their new green friend into their life. Whether it’s a token of love, a sign of gratitude, or a housewarming present, sending a plant from Trias Flowers is an enduring gesture that will grow in sentiment year after year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to care for plants?

You can learn more about taking care of your plant by visiting our plant-care page.

What are the easiest plants to care for?

If you’re new to plant care, we recommend starting with easy-to-maintain plants like pothos, snake plants, and ZZ plants. These plants thrive in various light conditions, require minimal watering, and are highly resilient—making them perfect for building confidence as a plant parent. We’d be happy to guide you to the best options for your space and experience level! Connect with us either in-store or over the phone. Our florists are standing by!

Which plants make the best gifts?

It can depend on why you’re giving it to the recipient! Often, the best plants for gifts are those that are easy to care for and visually appealing, such as succulents, peace lilies, and snake plants. However, there is a whole world of meaning and symbolism to gifting plants that you can learn about from our blog.

Which plants are best for a cold or warm climate?

Even when choosing an indoor plant, your climate can still be a factor. From the natural humidity of many warm climates to the drier cold of other climes, choosing an easy-to-care-for plant with flexibility will help ensure your gift thrives. Pothos, succulents, and bamboo are easy choices for any indoor climate. Our florists would be delighted to walk you through the many options available to you.

What is the best-sized plant for a gift?

The best-sized plant for a gift depends on the recipient's space and preferences, but medium-sized plants (6–10 inches tall) are often ideal. They’re easy to display on desks, shelves, or window sills without overwhelming the space. Larger plants make fantastic home decorations and should be taken into consideration when gifting.

Where should you display your house plants?

Our house plant display guide is designed to help you find the best places for your houseplants. 

Read our guide here.

 

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