Textural Natives

In line with Lupini Floral's commitment to sustainable floristry, the Textural Natives arrangement is delivered hydrated in an eco-friendly 'wet pack' and recyclable bouquet wrap or re-usable ceramic vase (never floral foam), making it an ideal choice for any gift situation.

To prolong the vase-life of your flowers, simply place your bouquet in a vase of fresh water, and top up the water levels every other day.

Please note that stem count, ingredients, and packaging will vary with the seasons and market availability/quality. The images shown are an indication of style and scale, however every design
reflects the natural rhythm of what is seasonally available from our cutting patch, and local farms and markets.

Order by 5pm for next-day delivery; delivery cost is calculated at checkout.

Design note: We never use floral foam, as it’s harmful to humans, animals, and the environment. Your flowers will be designed using natural mechanics - such as chicken wire, vases, or wet-packed stems - depending on your selection.

Lupini Floral is a studio-based florist offering thoughtful, reliable delivery with your convenience in mind.

Deliveries are available Tuesday to Saturday, and by appointment. Our delivery window is typically 8am–6pm, and we service South Eastern Melbourne andthe Mornington Peninsula.

Please place your order by 5pm for next-day delivery, or pre-order in advance for a later date.

We take great care with every order and will endeavor to send you a photograph of your
flowers - please include a mobile number at
checkout so we can share this with you.

If you’d like more information or have a special request, we’d love to hear from you.

Most fresh flowers last between three days to two weeks, depending on the variety and environment.
At Lupini Floral, we select flowers known for their natural beauty and generous vase life, whenever possible.

To help your flowers thrive:

· Trim stems at a 45° angle with clean snips every 2–3 days.

· Change the water every 2–3 days with fresh, cool water. Native blooms are thirsty - keep an eye on water levels.

· For ceramic vessels, slide a finger gently down the inside to check depth and top up as needed.

· Remove spent blooms from mixed bunches so the remaining flowers can continue to shine.

· Keep leaves above the waterline to reduce bacteria and extend freshness.

· Flower food isn’t essential - a teaspoon each of sugar and bleach in the water can help nourish stems and keep water clean.

For more floral care insights, visit the Lupini Floral Journal. The Practical Guide to Flower Care.