Plant Delivery in Kyoto

Send Indoor and Flowering Plants to Kyoto

A Flowering Orchid or Leafy Plant

A flowering Phalaenopsis and a monstera offer different living gifts. An orchid brings blooms to the room, while a monstera is chosen for its large, split leaves.

Choose for the available light, space and care the recipient can provide. Read the actual variety, size and container information, rather than assuming all plants have the same growing needs.

A Plant for a New Kyoto Home

A living gift can become part of the home someone is making their own. Choose a size for the room and a plant they will enjoy caring for.

If you have shared a visit to Kyoto Botanical Gardens in Sakyo-ku, you could recall that day in the card. Use the recipient’s current address after a move and choose a convenient plant delivery date.

Plants for Desks and Office Openings

Celebrate a promotion, welcome a colleague or mark the start of a business with a plant. Choose a size that suits the intended desk or reception and the person who will look after it.

For a Kyoto workplace, include the company, recipient and department, with the full ward, town and building address. Add the floor, office and reception or receiving entrance supplied by the company, and choose a date when someone can accept the gift.

A Plant the Recipient Can Care For

A living gift has its own needs for light, water and attention. A recipient who enjoys plants may welcome a new variety; someone starting out may appreciate a gift chosen with their routine in mind.

Follow the care instructions supplied for the plant. Light and watering needs vary by variety.

A Living Gift for a Homecoming

A plant can welcome someone home after time away or a hospital stay. Confirm the current home address and a convenient date with someone close to the recipient.

Before sending a plant to a hospital patient, ask the actual ward whether it can accept that plant. A gift for a confirmed return home is another way to share your wishes.

Choose the Plant’s Delivery Date

Select from the dates offered for the particular plant and Kyoto address. Plants have their own delivery options, which can differ from those of fresh bouquets.

Copy the complete Kyoto address supplied by the recipient, including the ward, town and address numbers, seven-digit postcode, building name and room or apartment number. Add a working Japanese contact number and any receiving instructions for the entrance.