Birthday Flowers & Gifts

Birthday Flowers, Plants & Gifts

Same-Day Delivery Service

Samantha Rose Designs offers a great selection of birthday flowers, plants and gifts. We provide same-day flower delivery service in Atlanta and to all metro area suburban communities. Birthdays are a celebration of life, and there's no better way to celebrate than with flowers. Birthdays are a time to celebrate how far you've come, how much you've grown. They are also a great opportunity to celebrate the way your life has changed since the last time you celebrated another birthday.

We've all been celebrating birthdays since we were little kids. We remember the cake, the candles, and the gifts our parents gave us on our birthday. Now that we're older, we want to keep those same traditions going—but they don't always have to be expensive gifts! Flowers are a great way to celebrate someone's birthday because they're so versatile. You can put them in vases around your house or give them as bouquets for friends who have birthdays coming up soon. They make great decorations for parties too!

POPULAR FLOWERS SENT FOR BIRTHDAYS

Gerbera Daisies - are a type of flower that can be used in many different ways. They are usually bright and colorful, making them perfect for bouquets or centerpieces. They also come in a variety of colors, so there's something for everyone. Gerbera daisies differ from other flowers because they have long stems and large blooms. This means that they are great for arrangements or bouquets because you can use them as filler flowers between larger blooms. You could even use them as centerpieces by arranging them in vases with smaller flowers around them to make it look like they're growing out of the ground.

Gerbera daisies, also known as African daisies, are a type of flower that can be found all over the world. The name "gerbera" comes from the German word for "dear," and in fact, gerbera daisies are often given as gifts to loved ones. Gerbera daisies have bright colors and long stems that make them perfect for cutting and arranging into bouquets or centerpieces.

The distinguishing characteristic of gerbera daisies is their unusual shape: it's not round or oval like most flowers, but rather an irregular shape with scalloped edges. This makes them stand out from other flowers when used in birthday bouquets.

Hydrangea - Hydrangea are one of the most popular flowers today, with over 50,000 cultivars available to gardeners. They are incredibly diverse in shape and color, and can be found in all sorts of different sizes. Hydrangea are native to Asia and Europe, where they grow wild in the mountains. They were first introduced to North America by European colonists in 1745. Hydrangea are easy to grow and propagate, making them ideal for home gardeners who just want to get their hands dirty!

The flowers come in many different shapes and sizes. There are those that resemble small roses, while others have an almost bell-like shape with multiple petals that overlap each other like a delicate corolla. Others look more like daisies or clusters of small white flowers on long stems that resemble lilies or tulips when they're fully open. There are also different colors available—from reds and pinks to blues and purples—as well as variegated varieties with multiple colors mixed together within each flower head itself!

Orchids - Orchids are a diverse group of plants, with about 30,000 species worldwide and almost 1,000 in North America. Like all flowering plants, orchids have flowers and produce seeds through sexual reproduction. They can be found in all types of habitats, from the tropics to temperate regions.

Orchid flowers come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, including tubular (like a slipper), funnel-shaped, bell-shaped and even complex architectural creations that mimic other objects. The most common type of orchid flower is the slipper-shaped type seen on many tropical orchids.

There are many ways to classify orchids: by their shape and color; by their growth habit (epiphytic vs. terrestrial); by their appearance (miniature vs. giant); by the time of day they open; or by the temperature range they prefer. Orchid genera include: Paphiopedilum (lady’s slipper orchids), Masdevallia (violet slipper orchid), Bulbophyllum (hair lip orchid) and Cymbidium (crested cymbidium).