Fleurs de Pâques en fleurs

This basket started with a simple wish: something from Easter that lasts past the holiday. The idea was new beginnings that keep going, a gift that keeps growing after the season turns, whatever bulbs and blooms happen to look best that week.

This basket is built to outlast the holiday it's named for.

What's Packed Into This Basket: Each basket includes a mix of blooming plants and flowering bulbs, along with soil, garden tools, and foliage for planting. Instead of stems cut and arranged in a vase, everything here stays rooted, ready to go outdoors when the weather allows. It's less a bouquet, more a small garden waiting to happen. This piece leans on fresh seasonal flowers and potted plants. It celebrates new life, a gift for the easter table.

Seasonal Color and Easter Table Style: Expect soft, seasonal pastels rather than one single color, since the mix changes basket to basket depending on what's blooming. Set it on a rustic table with a few mason jars of greenery, or let it stand alone. Either way, it reads as a proper centerpiece from day one, with the garden project still ahead of it.

Sizes for This Basket: Three sizes let this basket fit your table: Standard, Deluxe, and Premium. Larger sizes simply mean more blooms and bulbs packed in, so pick the one that matches how big a garden you're hoping to start.

Occasions Beyond the Easter Table: It's built for Easter, but it flexes well past one holiday, since gatherings with family and friends, an egg hunt, or just a dinner table all suit it fine. Give it as a hostess gift, and the person on the receiving end gets a garden project that outlasts a centerpiece headed for the trash in a week.

Delivery: Same-day delivery is available in most areas nationwide when you order by 2 PM recipient-local (noon if it's a Sunday). Family and friends farther away can still receive this basket through our relay network, wherever they happen to be planting once the season allows.

• Keep the basket in bright light and water whenever the soil feels dry.
• Once the weather warms, move the planting outdoors, where it should return for years to come.
• Harden the plants off gradually before the move, a few hours outside at a time, and the transition goes smoothly.

• Our designers build every basket fresh and may swap specific blooms or bulbs for something of equal value if a particular variety runs short.
• The soil, tools, and basket itself stay consistent no matter what's blooming that week.

Can I really plant this after Easter is over?

Yes. Once it's warm enough, move the potted plants into the garden and they'll come back for years, unlike cut stems that last about a week in a vase. Kids especially love watching new growth show up again each year.

What's a fun way to display this before planting?

Set it on the table as a centerpiece for Easter dinner, or tuck in a little extra greenery for a fuller look. Either way, it keeps growing long after a cut bouquet would have faded, which is really the whole point.