Organic Flowers | Dark Red Ranunculus

Dark Red Ranunculus
You will enjoy this rare variety of ranunculus for its deep magenta color, and subtle rose fragrance. Ranunculus are only available in March and April so snap them up while they last! Each gift box is carefully packed with 12 stems of Dark Red Ranunculus. CCOF Certified Organic
Dark Red Ranunculus $49.95
Deluxe Red Ranunculus (18 stems) $59.95

So it's Friday already and you're kinda sorta giftless for Mother's Day -- which is in fact this Sunday, no matter how much you wish you could buy yourself another week to shop. If you're close enough to your mama to see her on the big day, you know there's no way she'll let you into the house empty-handed, unless the mailman has already delivered the gift on your behalf, and a long-distance mom probably won't be any more forgiving if the day passes her by with not so much as a flower in sight. It's okay, you're human, and it's perfectly understandable for such an occasion to slip your mind, in my opinion... but I'm not the one you'll have to beg to for forgiveness! But don't fret yet, my fashionably forgetful friend -- the 'net has loads of thoughtful deliverable gifts that can fix your memory slip just in time (as in, before your mom replaces you as her favorite) as long as you act fast! With an array of edible treats like a set of hand-dipped strawberries that's almost too cute to eat (almost) or an at-home spa kit gift basket that will make sure Mom feels like royalty on her special day, no one will suspect that such a timely, gorgeous gift was really a last-minute desperate effort to stay out of the doghouse! Take a look at the slideshow for some Mother's Day deliveries that will make Mom feel special and save your behind in the process!

Flowers are great. They're pretty, and thoughtful, and often expensive, which makes them really nice to receive on Valentine's Day, or anytime, really. On the other hand, they just sort of sit there, and then wilt, and then die, which is kind of sad and a little too far in tune with reality for my liking, especially on such a commercialized - excuse me, light-hearted - holiday like Valentine's Day. So what are we saying? Change it up!