Not only are orchids gorgeous to look at and low-maintenance, but they can also last for months since they come in potted form. Orchids are known to be hypoallergenic so they won’t aggravate allergies in your home or office.
Orchids have sticky pollen that has to be intentionally disturbed to get into the air. If you have a pollen allergy, it will be difficult to get a strong reaction from this flower alone. Orchids are also easy to care for in potted form when you follow basic care instructions.
- Our orchid collection is a continually evolving selection of potted orchid gifts. Browse this category to find orchids in various colors to suit countless occasions.
Roses are some of the most well-known flowers in the world, so the fact that they’re hypoallergenic is a major plus. These universal flowers come in many colors for a variety of occasions, from romance to offering condolences. Roses are low-pollen flowers that look beautiful in single-stem bouquets or in arrangements with other hypoallergenic flowers like carnations and hydrangeas.
- To get just roses, order roses by the stem. This ensures that you get an arrangement that is purely hypoallergenic.
This multi-petaled flower with an iconic cupped shape is one of the most popular flowers in the world. Available in stunning colors like red, pink, and cream, peonies are jaw-dropping additions to any bouquet — and they have thick, sticky pollen that doesn’t fill the room with allergens.
The iris is a fragrant and eye-catching springtime flower that is friendly toward people with allergies. Its pollen is particularly heavy and stays locked deep in the flower’s long petals. The iris can be found in a stunning array of colors like blue, white, yellow, and bi-color options, which keeps your hypoallergenic arrangements interesting.
The hydrangea is a deeply-loved flower for its color variety and multiple tiny blooms formed into a conical shape. They add depth to a floral arrangement and a texture variety that takes a bouquet to a higher level. And, wouldn't you know — this flower has pollen that is sticky enough to stay on the flower and not end up in your nose!