Just seen that flowers are now bilingual

[TheOneWithTheNicestSmile]

[ thanks ]
[ flowers ]

when did that happen?

A while ago now TheOne. We made them bilingual after many folks posted as a Get Well or a Congratulations and so we thought we'd embrace it.

Although the original meaning of [ thanks ] is still very close to our hearts, it's always nice to give some flowers or create rooode pictures with them

There should be different flowers.

What about some roses for [love] or
lillies for [sympathy] or
carnations for [forecourt flowers - don't really mean it/last minute thought] ?

Mumsnet is a Talk forum, you can find your local florist here

That's a bunch of [carnations] for you!

Arf

(rooode pictures on MN? surely not!)