01/09/2026
People often ask me why their vase from Flowers for Jane never looks quite the same twice. Honest answer? That’s exactly how I like it.
I don’t work off a fixed recipe or stem count. Every vase is built around the wholesale budget I put into it and around your budget, not a formula. That’s the Flowers for Jane way, and it’s what keeps things seasonal and a little different every time.
If I score a great deal on blooms at the market, you get a fuller vase for the same price. That’s just how it works when I’m the one doing the buying for Flowers for Jane.
This way of working has actually helped keep prices affordable and pretty similar over the last few years, even as costs have gone up elsewhere. Building around budget rather than a fixed formula means we can absorb the ups and downs of the market instead of passing them straight on to you.
Every vase from Flowers for Jane gets two or more types of foliage, because one variety on its own never gives you the texture I’m after. Then I layer in focal flowers like roses, disbuds, carnations, ornamental kale or gerberas, with fillers like chrysanthemums, hypericum berries, alstroemeria, snapdragons or stock rounding it out.
I’ve been in floristry since 1997, so picking the good stuff at the market is second nature to me and it’s part of what makes Flowers for Jane, Flowers for Jane.
If you’re after a local florist that offers flower delivery all over Frankston City and Langwarrin, who builds seasonal, budget-based vases instead of sticking to a fixed arrangement, that’s exactly what you’ll find at Flowers for Jane.
