Mother’s Day Bouquets (That You Can Order Online) for Every Type of Mom

This cheerful arrangement of yellow sunflowers and roses is as adept at inspiring joy as she is.

Flowers from Matilda’s rotating collection of bouquets arrive separated, so your creative mom can execute her own vision. The arrangements change every week in an effort to support different local growers.

If you’re not sure whether your mom prefers sweets or flowers, the Bouqss gift set has both, pairing a deluxe bouquet with a tasty Spring & Mulberry mixed-berry chocolate bar.

[Editor’s note: It costs an extra $12 to get these delivered on Saturday, May 10, or you can receive them on Friday, May 9, without an extra fee.]

Available in most major metro areas around the U.S., BloomNation works by connecting shoppers with local florists. It’s a great way to find a unique bouquet and show some love to a small business in your mom’s neighborhood. If she’s in New York, for example, consider this elegant display of peach and white ranunculus, sweet roses, callas lilies, and snapdragons from Le Jardin Rose.

Farmgirl Flowers’ extra-large bouquet contains a whopping 45 stems of seasonal blooms, all swathed in an abundance of decorative foliage.

[Editor’s note: It costs an extra $25 to get these delivered in time for Mother’s Day.]

Fresh Sends makes our favorite Instagram-worthy subscription box of in-season flowers, and it’s offering a bouquet specifically for Mother’s Day.

This stunning arrangement of pop-up paper flowers comes with a separate blank pop-up card, perfect for including a heartfelt note expressing your appreciation for everything she does.

Postal Petals is a Black- and woman-owned company that delivers boxes of loose stems for recipients to arrange, and this collection of gerbera daisies and baby’s breath feels especially cheery. Gift a box for the two of you to arrange together. (If you’d rather shop local, Postal Petals also provides a directory ofBlack floristsaround the country.)

[Editor’s note: It costs an extra $15 to get these delivered on Saturday, May 10, or you can receive them on Friday, May 9, without an extra fee.]

If Mom has caught plant fever, this bold red anthurium will be a striking yet low-maintenance addition to her budding collection. Because it doesn’t need quite as much sun as other houseplants, it will work in almost any room.

[Editor’s note: It costs an extra $20 to get these delivered on Saturday, May 10, or you can receive them on Friday, May 9, for an extra $15.]

If she doesn’t have the real estate, this sweet succulent trio will thrive on a sunny windowsill.

With proper care, this orchid can last up to two months, and in simple white, it will be a beautiful addition to any space.

Proflowers’ showstopping deluxe bouquet features about 30 stems of sunflowers, roses, delphiniums, and decorative foliage.

[Editor’s note: It costs an extra $10 to get these delivered in time for Mother’s Day.]

While everyone loves the real deal, there’s nothing wrong with fancyfauxflowers that’ll last a lifetime (since no one can tell the difference). These luxurious lilacs come with a glass container and acrylic “water.”

We’ve written about thesesilk peonies before, and though they don’t come as part of an arrangement, they’re still convincing dupes for the real thing. (Just be sure to gift them in a nicevase.)

Dried spray roses, lavender, and carthamus come together in this organic dried bouquet with a whimsical look. It’s handcrafted in the Netherlands and will last much longer than a fresh arrangement.

If your mom’s attic is overflowing with Christmas lights, Easter baskets, and Halloween skeletons, she’ll love this fresh spring wreath to display on her front door.

Jackson & Perkins has been a purveyor of award-winning roses for more than 150 years. If your mom is the type who can rattle off the differences between grandiflora and floribunda varieties, this beautiful sherbet-colored bloom is sure to stand out in her garden.

Most bouquets will last for a couple weeks at most, but with some patient care and attention, a flowering tree can grow and flourish for years to come. As a symbol of perseverance and purity, magnolias are an especially lovely choice.

Venus Et Fleur’s roses are real, but they’ve been dehydrated and preserved in such a way that they’ll last for up to a year — and look beautiful and fresh the whole time. ActressSarah Michelle Gellartold us she gifted a box to her mother-in-law.

If she considers the family pet one of her de facto kids (or her dog is her actual favorite child), she’s sure to appreciate this adorable puppy-shaped arrangement.

She’ll love assembling thissculptural Lego bouquetto create a playful arrangement of asters, roses, and snapdragons. The set features 15 individual adjustable stems, letting her tailor their heights and arrangement to her liking. (For extra points, pair it with avase, so she can use display it once she’s done building.)

If she’s also a talented home cook, she’ll love adding homegrown rosemary, mint, and oregano to her dishes.

If she likes to experiment in the kitchen, she’ll love growing her own microgreens with this windowsill-ready kit. Available varieties include a mixed salad and broccoli.