Fourth of July

4th Of July Flowers, Plants & Gifts

Patriotic Themed Floral Bouquets

Penny's By Plaza Flowers offers a nice selection of Fourth of July themed flowers, plants and gifts. Order a patriotic themed bouquet and enjoy same-day flower delivery service.Send patriotic flowers for 4th of July. Decorate with red, white and blue flowers adorned with a US flag. And with 7 days a week delivery, you don't have to leave the grill or pool to get beautiful flowers delivered right to your door! Bursting with the season's freshest and most beautiful flowers-and guaranteed to add some spark and sizzle to any Independence Day celebration-all of our 4th of July floral arrangements arrive ready to party, personally delivered and impeccably arranged.

The 4th of July is a holiday celebrated in the United States on July 4th. It commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776. It is also known as Independence Day or simply the Fourth, and is a federal holiday. The day is typically marked by parades, barbecues, fireworks, and other festivities. In addition to celebrating American independence, many people make it a point to visit their local national park or historic site on this day.

Flowers that are traditionally associated with the Fourth include red roses, carnations, and daisies. Red and white carnations are also popular because they resemble the colors found on American flags (red-white-blue). People frequently buy floral bouquets that feature red, white and blue flowers during Independence Day. These partriotic flowers signify patriotism and love for your country. People often give each other plants too on this special day. An interesting fact. Americans spend over $1 billion on flowers every year during the summer months—and most of those flowers are purchased around Independence Day and Mother's Day!

POPULAR FLOWERS FOR THE FOURTH

Red Roses: People frequently purchase red roses at the 4th because they are a symbol of love, passion, and romance. They're perfect for a special occasion like the 4th of July. The deep red color of the rose means that the person who gave it to you has strong feelings for you. This flower is often associated with the heart chakra which represents the energy center of love, compassion and self-love. It is also associated with the element of fire.

Blue Hydrangea: Full bloom hydrangea is always popular. Blue hydrangea is a flower that is great for adding color to your home. It can be used as an accent piece or just as something pretty to look at while you're relaxing or working in your office. The blue hydrangea is a symbol for peace and tranquility. They are often given as a gift during times of conflict or when there is discord in an environment. It is also a symbol that represents forgiveness and trustworthiness. A bouquet made up of this flower will signify these qualities when given to someone else as well as having them within yourself. This flower represents harmony with oneself and others while also being able to forgive those who have wronged us without holding onto resentment or anger toward them in our hearts and minds anymore.

White Hydrangea: Another really popular variety of hydrangea during the 4th are white hydrangea. They are a beautiful flower that can be used as an accent piece or just as something pretty to look at while you're relaxing or working in your office. Adding white hydrangea to a patriotic themed bouquet symbolizes purity and innocence while also representing hope for better things ahead in life. Such as new beginnings, the celebration of a special relationship and the show of appreciation to a fallen hero. 

Blue Asters: The blue aster is a stunning flower and serves as a symbol of commitment and devotion. They're great for giving as gifts during the holidays or on the 4th of July. Blue aster is also known as bachelor button or cornflower, though it isn't related to cornflowers (which are actually a type of daisy). Blue aster grows best in areas with a lot of direct sunlight, so if you live in an area where there isn't much sun during the day but lots at night (like parts of Alaska), then this may not be the flower for you!