Bloomsy Box Flowers: a Smile in a Box

{This post is in partnership with Bloomsy Box.  As always, thoughts and opinions are 100% mine.  Thank you for supporting those who make My Life From Home possible!  See full disclosure, here.}

I love my subscription boxes and today's new find is no exception!  I am all about the thrill of that cardboard box on my doorstep.  I had never heard of a subscription flower service until recently when I had the opportunity to team up with Bloomsy Box! There is definitely something about the surprise of receiving flowers that make you smile, isn't there?  I know that having fresh flowers around me makes me happy, so I try to buy them as often as I can.  If I do grab them while I'm out, I am usually less inspired by the mixed bouquets and often find fewer flowers in my bouquet and more “extras” which I don't really want.

Bloomsy Box is one of those unique finds that I just can't believe I lived without.  It's a monthly subscription box for the flower lover.  Each month, you are sent a huge bouquet of freshly picked flowers.  Each bouquet is one single variety without any of the unnecessary filler.  Want to see what I got?

Here is how your flowers will arrive.

Definitely well packed and absolutely beautiful right from opening the box.

I love that they gave you a card with a description of the flower and more information is also available online about each variety of flower you receive.

Clear instructions on caring for your bouquets are displayed right on the box.  The back of your card in the box explains that the flowers sent were buds which will bloom in the coming days so not to worry if the blooms aren't opened up yet.

I'm not kidding when I say that I had enough flowers for three Mason jar arrangements and four bud vases.  I loved finding little places for them all and they really make my home feel like spring!

Want to try the service out for yourself?

You have your pick of three subscription plans.  Each plan comes with a farm fresh bouquet of flowers straight from premium growers around the world.  Varieties are chosen for you from seasonal favorites. The farms cut the flowers just 2-4 days before delivery so that you are getting flowers that are fresh and will last longer.

Once a month isn't enough?  You can give yourself a gift of flowers once a week instead!

Need a gift?  I can't think of anything more wonderful than coming home to a fresh bouquet of flowers. Can you?

To life feeling like home!

XO,