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Día de las Flores Amarillas
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Día de las Flores Amarillas in Los Angeles
Every September 21, Los Angeles fills with yellow roses. Día de las Flores Amarillas — Yellow Flowers Day — came from Latin America, where yellow blooms stand for friendship, gratitude, hope and a fresh start, and it has become one of the busiest flower days of the LA calendar.
Our yellow roses are cut for the date: a dozen for a friend, two or four dozen for someone you love, and fifty in a velvet box when the gesture needs to speak for itself. Hand-crafted the day of delivery at our Downtown LA studio, with same-day delivery across Los Angeles when you order by 4:30 PM.
Questions, answered
Día de las Flores Amarillas: frequently asked questions
What is Día de las Flores Amarillas?
Yellow Flowers Day, celebrated every September 21. The tradition came from Latin America — yellow flowers are given to partners, friends and family as a symbol of love, joy, hope and new beginnings. In Los Angeles it has become a real flower holiday, and yellow roses sell out quickly.
How many roses should I send?
Twelve is the friendly gesture, twenty-four reads as romantic, and fifty in a box is the grand one. For a colleague or a friend, twelve yellow roses are perfect; for a partner, most people here choose twenty-four or more.
Do you offer same-day delivery?
Yes. Order before 4:30 PM PT and we hand-deliver the same day, seven days a week across Los Angeles. Delivery is calculated at checkout by distance from our Downtown LA studio.
Will the roses be a true yellow?
Yes — we buy premium yellow roses from California growers and top international farms. If a particular shade is short at the market that morning, we call you before we build the arrangement.
How long will yellow roses last?
Five to seven days in a vase with fresh water every two days and stems trimmed at an angle. Roses in a velvet box sit on hydrated foam — add two tablespoons of water every other day.



