1-800-Flowers Plant, Flower of the Year 2026: Money Tree, Delphinium

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Here’s something you may not have known before. Each year, 1-800-Fflowers, a leader in fresh flower delivery services, announces the Flower of the Year and Plant of the Year. Today’s 2026 announcement closely follows in the footsteps of Pantone’s controversial Color of the Year, Cloud Dancer, an airy, fuzzy, all-white color. Now, gardeners and amateur greenery enthusiasts, just like color-obsessed people, can welcome the new year by incorporating the latest cultural “IT” technology, and at the same time instantly bless their homes with color and positive energy.

According to 1-800-Fflowers, what flora will reign supreme next year? Delphiniums and money plants. The former is a bright blue (or lavender) flower that stretches vertically toward the sky seeking the warmth of the sun, while the latter is better known as a symbol of wealth and good fortune, according to ancient feng shui traditions. The two could not be more different, but for 1-800-Fflowers, it was a natural decision to spotlight them over the coming year, either individually or as part of flower arrangements designed and delivered by local florists.

“Delphiniums lift the eye upwards, while money trees ground it,” Mallory Green, head of floral design at 1-800-Fflowers.com, said in a press release. “One represents aspiration and hope, and the other represents stability and tangible growth. Together, they represent the duality we see in consumers: a desire to be rooted in authenticity yet aim higher.”

Delphiniums are clearly architectural beauties that can provide a bouquet with the necessary structure, not to mention a focal point. They’re also not culturally unrelated, appearing in “You’ve Got Mail” and being one of King Charles’ favorites (the royal family is a patron of the Delphinium Society, and many of his mansion gardens are planted with flowers).

Wouldn’t you like to treat your mother, wife, or other woman in your life with the “softness and stature” that 1-800-Fflowers describes? Look no further than the brand’s standout pieces, like the spring-inspired Delphinium Meadow arrangement. Sprinkle flowers of the year with roses and pink Peruvian lilies to inject freshness into any home. Do you want a keepsake vase to remain after the flowers inevitably die (1-800 cut flowers, flowers usually last 7-12 days)? A bouquet of Honey Bee Buzz delphiniums is ripe for the picking, and the pop of color with the power of blue-hued delphiniums works best next to lovely white button pom-poms, graceful roses, and a variety of greenery. The embossed white ceramic vessel is expertly topped with a raffia ribbon, perfect for the flowers inside.

Likewise, a Cerulean Dreams bouquet is worth picking up for yourself or someone special who deserves to experience joy this season (aren’t we all?). We love the interaction of snapdragons and delphiniums here, they actually resemble each other. Like all of 1-800-Fflowers’ best sellers, this piece comes with a personalized greeting card option. Perfect for sending holiday wishes like Hanukkah or Christmas, saying “Happy Birthday” from afar, or expressing condolences.

Can you resist admiring the money tree’s signature woven trunk and cover of lush, glossy leaves? Introducing one into your home may be the best way to prepare for the arrival of 2026. It does not detract from natural or biophilic design. allusion Incorporating nature into the built environment is very trendy at the moment, so you are sure to receive many compliments on your new products. Those who know, know.

Money Tree shopping is made easy with 1-800-Fflowers ( considerate This low-maintenance plant, which only requires watering when the top few inches of soil is dry, is available in three sizes online. If you’re looking for an authentic houseplant that anchors your bedroom design while providing balance with its five-parted leaves, choose the largest size money tree available at 1800flowers.com. This one comes in a woven seaweed planter, which gives it extra style points. Looking for a holiday gift for your child’s teacher? One that will last and grow for years to come (so you’ll always be reminded of your favorite student). The company’s smallest money tree is about 10 to 14 inches tall, depending on local availability, and you won’t find anything better.

“We look forward to seeing delphiniums and money trees in our seasonal gift collections, home styling content, and wellness programs throughout the year,” 1-800-Fflowers assures customers.

Buy the finest delphinium bouquets and money trees on our site and join the program right away. Then sit back, relax, and watch prosperity knock on your door (you’ll know who gets the credit).

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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sale events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskowska regularly reports on shopping trends in home spaces, floral design, plants, and more.