When it comes to flowers and plants, the name that’ll come to most Singaporeans would be wholesaler Far East Flora.

Its floral arm, Far East Orchid, imports flowers from across the globe, including Holland, Germany, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, China, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Whether you’re a fan of peonies, calla lilies or dahlias, there’s sure to be something you’ll like.

Far East Orchid is at Thomson, 555 Thomson Road, tel: 6251-5151 (Fresh Flowers Centre). Visit its website for more information.

At G Flower Wholesale, you can save yourself a trip and order fresh flowers from its website. The process is pretty simple, and the website even has an order page with an updated price list and the latest arrivals – we found dahlias, calla lilies, alstroemerias, hydrangeas, and more.

Or if you’d like to know what flowers are in-store before you head down, it’s helpfully listed the available blooms, as well as those that are arriving soon. Need flowers in a jiffy? It has a same-day delivery service, too.

G Flower Wholesale is at 101 Kallang Avenue, #01-20, Singapore 339508 Victoria Wholesale Centre. Visit its website for more information.

A lot of Cold Storage outlets stock fresh blooms, so if you’re short on time, make a trip to your nearest branch (or check it out before the festive period rolls around).

The same can be said for certain Fairprice branches, too. Common flowers you’re likely to see include baby’s breath, lilies, eustomas, chrysanthemums, roses, sweet Williams, carnations and orchids. You can also find potted plants, if you’re looking to introduce a touch of green to your space.

This family-owned business is a go-to for fresh picks, lush foliage and a large variety of potted plants. Want flowers on the regular? You can opt for its subscription service which starts from $200 ($50 a week), with a weekly selection of freshly flown in flowers and foliage sourced from Asia as well as local growers.

It has two outlets, one at Punggol East and one at Simei Lane. Its Experiential Garden Centre at Simei hosts workshops and has a flower bar so you can choose your favourite blooms. There’s also a cold room with fresh flowers at Punggol.

Sing See Soon is at 5 Simei Lane, Singapore 528710, and 32 Punggol East, #01-01, Singapore 828824. Visit its website for more information.

Whether you’re looking for flowers or festive plants, you can get Ji Mei Flower on your short list. Also located along the Upper Thomson area, it has a huge cold room that is home to beautiful blooms from hyacinths, delphiniums, heliconias and phalaenopsis orchids to exotic proteas. These are brought in from countries like Kenya, Japan, Netherlands, Ecuador, Colombia, Australia, and Taiwan.

Not a whizz at creating your own table centrepiece? You can order stylish arrangements (vase included!) from $150.

5 Joan Road, Plot 11 & 12 Thomson Nursery, tel: 6285-0017
Website: www.jm.com.sg

Kampong Flowers bills itself a boutique importer and wholesaler in Singapore, and which specialises in nostalgic, romantic, and fresh cut garden roses sourced from around the world. And you can skip the hassle by ordering flowers directly from its website. It has a page that’s updated with blooms that are currently available in-store and sure enough, we found a dizzying array of roses on the market.

According to the website, the cold room isn’t open for viewing right now due to Covid-19 measures, but you can opt for self-collection at its store.

Kampong Flowers is at 18 New Industrial Road, #03-17, Singapore 536205 (by appointment only). Visit its website for more information. 

If you haven’t been to the wet market in ages, scout around at your nearby markets and you could find some offering fresh blooms. The selection might not be great, but some common wet market finds include lilies, roses, eustomas, chrysanthemums and baby’s breath.

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