Holladay, UT Flower Subscription Delivery: Rose & Plant Gift Service Announced
Apr 26, 2023
Botanical Eden (801-834-1495), a flower and gift shop based in Salt Lake City, Utah, has expanded its flower subscription services for customers in Holladay and surrounding areas.
Holladay, United States - April 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The updated subscription service includes a weekly, biweekly, monthly, or quarterly delivery of flowers or plants, depending on the customer’s choice. The arrangements that Botanical Eden offers for this service include their collection of roses, seasonal flowers, and houseplants.
For more information, please visit https://www.botanicaleden.com/
The latest update highlights an upward trend in consumer appreciation for bouquets and other floral gifts. According to one survey, 73% of Americans from all age groups said that they highly appreciate flowers; 88% of respondents in the same survey said that giving flowers as a gift made them happy, while 80% said that receiving flowers made them feel the same way.
Botanical Eden hand-selects fresh, high-quality seasonal plants for their floral arrangements and bundles, making them ideal for gifts. By signing up for the company’s subscription services, clients can receive flowers or houseplants at set intervals for up to a year, or they can opt for ongoing deliveries.
The roses that Botanical Eden delivers as part of the service are freshly cut and come in a variety of vibrant colors. Should customers prefer something different, Botanical Eden offers a range of popular seasonal flowers, such as carnations, sunflowers, and Gerbera daisies. Customers can also subscribe to receive repeated deliveries of easy-care succulents, foliage plants, and flowering houseplants, such as anthuriums and orchids, and these are suitable as gifts as well.
When customizing their subscription, clients have a choice between original, deluxe, and premium plans, with the latter two options offering additional high-quality blooms or plants to enhance the arrangement. They can also specify what occasion the arrangement is for and include a signed card with a custom message.
About Botanical Eden
Botanical Eden was founded by Jennifer Hansen, a florist with over 20 years of experience in the floral arrangement and wedding industries. Under her ownership, Botanical Eden has become one of the leading floral design companies in Utah.
A satisfied customer said: “Botanical Eden’s flowers are beautiful, and their arrangements are amazing! Jennifer is so incredibly talented. The flowers arrived totally fresh and more than met our expectations for the price! These are top-quality florals for all occasions! I highly recommend this company!”
Interested parties can learn more about Botanical Eden’s services by visiting https://www.botanicaleden.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Jennifer Hansen
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Organization: Botanical Eden
Address: 2625 East Solar Drive, , Holladay, UT 84124, United States
Website: https://www.botanicaleden.com/
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