Daisies

A daisy bouquet brings easy cheer to a birthday, a get well wish, a thank you or a fall table. Pick crisp white daisies, bold gerberas or mixed designs with roses, sunflowers and carnations, each arranged by hand by a local florist near the recipient.

Daisies feel friendly rather than formal, so they suit almost anyone. The guide below covers daisy types, matching a design to the moment and keeping the stems fresh.

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Choosing a daisy bouquet

White daisies, gerberas and daisy poms

Daisies come in more than one form, and this collection uses several. Classic white daisies with sunny yellow centers keep a design casual; Daisy Chain fills a classic ginger jar with 10 of them, finished with solidago. Gerberas have large, flat faces, so a gerbera daisy bouquet like Birthday Brights, where orange, pink and yellow blooms share the vase with roses and lilies, reads bolder and more festive. Daisy poms and button pompons are small spray blooms that add texture, as in Hanukkah Hues and Honeyed Harvest Pumpkin, which comes in a keepsake vase shaped like a pumpkin. Shasta and English daisies are other well-known types, and many florist daisies are actually daisy-style spray chrysanthemums, one reason they hold up so well in water.

Matching the design to the moment

Most of the 50 designs here include daisies or gerberas, often as the cheerful supporting flower beside roses, carnations or sunflowers. For a birthday, Nature's Charm Bouquet pairs peach mini gerberas with ivory roses and purple Peruvian lilies in a loose, airy mix. Sunshine Bouquet fills a centerpiece with yellow daisies and silvery eucalyptus, a bright thank you for someone who would rather skip rust and brown. In autumn, Sunset Harvest Bouquet sets sunflowers and yellow daisies in a gray-washed wooden cube, and our fall centerpieces offer more harvest designs. Daisies also appear in more than a dozen tributes, from the yellow Golden Remembrance Wreath to an all-white standing basket, so this page holds quiet choices for sympathy flowers as well.

Keeping daisies fresh

Daisies are easy keepers, but gerberas need a little attention. Their soft stems do best in a few inches of clean water rather than a deep vase, where they can turn mushy. When the bouquet arrives, recut every stem at an angle and pull off any leaves that would sit underwater. Refresh the water every two days, and if a gerbera head starts to droop, a fresh cut usually helps it drink again. Heaters, drafts and a sunny windowsill all shorten vase life.

Daisy bouquet questions

What do daisies symbolize?

Daisies are traditionally linked with innocence, purity and new beginnings, so they often turn up for a new baby or a graduation. Gerbera daisies are associated with cheerfulness and joy, and a bunch of daisies is a classic way to tell a friend you value them.

How long do gerbera daisies last in a bouquet?

Often about a week with clean, shallow water and a fresh cut every few days, and white daisies can go a little longer. If the flowers arrive damaged or wilted, let us know within 24 hours of delivery; our refund policy covers a replacement or refund.

Which daisy bouquet works for a birthday?

Bright gerberas are the classic birthday pick. Birthday Brights mixes them with roses and lilies, and Aloha adds pink roses, hydrangea, tulips and protea in a tall cylinder vase with pebbles at the base. Browse our birthday flowers for more ideas.

Can I get daisy delivery today?

Often, yes. Order a florist arrangement by 2:00 PM ET Monday to Friday, or by 1:30 PM ET on Saturday, and choose today's date if the calendar offers it for the recipient's ZIP code. There are no Sunday deliveries, and same-day dates may add a small charge.