How much do you spend on flowers per week?

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I love fresh flowers and have recently signed up for bloom and wild, I love the surprise. So far the flowers last two weeks, so I have them delivered fortnightly for £18, which in my head is like spending £9 a week on flowers. What do you spend?

This time of year : around £5
Spring/summer : £0 - I grow my own

Um, nothing at the moment.

Maybe £1 on the odd bunch of daffodils. Generally nothing. Not saying I wouldn’t like to, but the situation we are in it would feel like an unnecessary indulgence.

£0.

Nothing at all.

£0
Hate them. It's like looking after a pet and the water turns to slime
Many come with air miles. Much prefer to see something growing

Nothing

£zero

If I had unlimited funds, I'd do Elton John-esque levels of floristry.

In real life, very little in the winter, and around a fiver in Spring/Summer.

I've thought about signing up for a service like yours and keep wondering if I can justify the cost. It would make me very happy.

£0

Nothing prefer orchids

@SocksRock

Probably more than I should. I always have at least one large bouquet that my husband brings home on a Friday (and always has). That’s probably about £30 at a guess. Then if we have people coming for weekend or a supper party, I’ll pop to Tesco and buy a few bunches. Usually their giant lilies which look stunning when open fully. They last well too. So I’d buy about £20 worth of flowers and top up with greenery from the garden.
Christmas and Easter I use flowers as main household decorations. I don’t do flashing Father Christmas or illuminated reindeer but several large displays of red/white/ green flowers and foliage with a few sparkly fir cones or similar and some red berry lights.

I spend about £1 per annum on daffs, at this time of year (just got some). I am very jealous of those who have a weekly flower budget though

I never buy fresh flowers for myself that's really strange

I buy them for others on special occasions or if they've been feeling down.

Nothing. Cant afford to and hate them anyway. They smell bad and the water is manky.

Bunch of daffs or tulips every couple of weeks and the odd bunch that dh brings me but otherwise like a previous poster, they’re too much of an indulgence at the moment.

£2-5. A bunch or two of roses, tulips, daffs, whatever catches my eye at Lidl. They last brilliantly.

I suffer with depression, and it's a self-care thing I do to have something bright, fresh and alive around all the time.

Less than £5 a year. I spent £2 on daffs last week, but thats as much as it gets.

Why is it strange, Capricorn?
It's nice to have fresh flowers around, and as long as you're not struggling, it's a lovely thing to buy- you are worth it!

I get £3-£5 bunches from Asda and they last longer than any other flowers I've ever had- even expensive ones! About 3-4 weeks!

I love flowers in the house. Usually buy a couple of bunches a week .

When it's daffodil season £1 a week.

Other times of year maybe £5 every two weeks on a simple bunch.

I hate cut flowers. I wouldn’t find it nice to have them in the house at all. They make me feel sick.

I spend up to £10 each week depending on what's available. I love flowers and consider them my weekly treat tbh.