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For seasonal flowers, we recommend using bromeliads. These exotic flowering plants can provide color for about three months, even in the lowest light offices. The Bromeliad family is related to the pineapple, and includes hundreds of flowering species in nature.

For optimal color and appearance, we recommend an annual schedule of four rotations of bromeliads and Poinsettias in December. This provides year-round color spots, at a price lower than fresh flower arrangements. Other flowering plants last one to three weeks (mums, azaleas, bulbs), and would need 20-25 rotations per year.

We generally "pre-book" these plants from the growers a season in advance, as they are forced into flower based on demand. Most clients decide ahead the flower rotations for the entire year to ensure availability and timely rotation.

Usual rotations are:

  • 1st week in January
  • Spring (usually before Easter/Passover)
  • Mid Summer
  • Early Fall
  • December - Rotation of Poinsettias

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    Flowering Plant Rotations (Usual Species)

    Winter - Guz. Luna

    Spring - Aechmea

    Summer - Guz. Rana

    Fall - Guz. Marjan

    Exotic Flowering Bromeliads (just a few of many varieties available)

     

    Guz. Torch

    Guz. Kapoho Fire

     

     

    Guz. Marina

    Neo. Martin