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Heart-Shaped Flowers
Flowers are a creative way to express your emotions, and what better way to show a loved one how much you care than with heart-shaped flowers? The unique bleeding heart flower grows many small heart-shaped petals on a single stem for a delicate expression of love and appreciation. Looking for some romantic birthday flowers for wife or significant other? Try a heart-shaped roses bouquet for a surprise they'll love!
Heart-Shaped Flower Bouquets Delivered Right to Your Door
At FTD, we offer quick and easy delivery on a wide selection of flowers for holidays and special occasions. Surprise that special someone in your life with a heart-shaped flower arrangement delivered straight to their door. Need a floral arrangement for the holidays? Let us help you find the right centerpieces to spread holiday cheer to the whole family!
Heart-Shaped Flowers FAQs
What Are Heart-Shaped Flowers Called?
The most traditionally referenced heart-shaped flowers are called "lamprocapnos spectabilis," or the bleeding heart flower. Bleeding hearts produce two symmetrical pink or fuchsia petals, which arc outward and then come together at a point to form a heart shape. White petals bloom downward from this lower point like droplets, giving the plant its "bleeding heart" name. Many small, heart-shaped flowers bloom on a single dangling stem, making the lamprocapnos spectabilis a truly one-of-a-kind way to express your affection. Their small, clustered growing pattern also makes them a wonderful accent for a mixed bouquet of anniversary flowers.
What Flower Looks Like Hearts?
While the lamprocapnos is the only flower to produce symmetrical, heart-shaped petals, there are other heart-shaped plants in addition to the bleeding heart, like the tropical anthurium plant. Like poinsettias, anthuriums produce glossy, red leaves that look like soft petals. Unlike the Christmas-y poinsettias, though, anthuriums have large, vibrant, red, heart-shaped leaves — making them a common wedding plant in warmer climates. Some roses also have individual heart-shaped petals, with lush blooming patterns that make them the most well-known and recognizable love and romance flowers.
What’s the Most Popular Heart-Shaped Flower?
The most common plant with heart-shaped flowers is the bleeding heart flower, but heart-shaped roses are also very popular. While not shaped like the traditional, symmetrical Valentine's heart, some roses do have a more natural heart shape when in full bloom. For a display of affection that's sure to leave a lasting impression, send your loved one a heart-shaped rose bouquet. These stunning arrangements make for perfect Valentine's day flowers.