Flower Delivery Service in Wyoming

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone is the United States’ first national park, and many believe it to be the first national park in the world. Established in 1872 under President Ulysses S. Grant, the park spans over 3,000 square miles. This vast area includes many geological features, the most famous of which is the Old Faithful geyser. Tourists gather daily to see the geyser erupt and also to explore the mountains and forests of the South Central Rockies.

To send a Yellowstone inspired flower arrangement, take a cue from the park’s name. There are many flowers that fit into a yellow color palate including roses, gerber daisies, daisy pom pons, alstroemeria, gladiolas, tulips, lilies, and carnations. Yellow is known as the color of friendship, so consider sending this sunny arrangement for a friend’s birthday flowers. Or, give these flaxen flowers as a get-well arrangement that is sure to bring sunshine to the recipient’s home or hospital room.

Black Thunder Coal Mine

Did you know that the Powder River Basin in Wyoming is the site of the country’s largest coal mine? The Black Thunder Coal Mine was opened in 1977 by ARCO, and provides approximately 8% of the United States’ coal. For a while it was surpassed in size by a nearby mine, but in 2009 it regained its title when it merged with the adjoining Jacobs Ranch Mine.

You might be asking yourself how you could incorporate the color black into a floral arrangement. Although there are no truly black flowers, there are the deep burgundy mini calla lilies and black chili berries that get you pretty close. Additionally, blooms can be designed in a black vase or ceramic container. Other accents such as ribbons, wire, silk flowers, and painted leaves or berries can add a touch of black to any design.

The Red Desert

Like the Black Thunder Mine, Wyoming’s Red Desert is an important site of natural resources. The sagebrush steppe in the center of the state contains oil, natural gas, uranium, and coal. In fact, 84% of this region is actively used by mining operations. Despite its name, the Red Desert supports lots of wildlife such as the pronghorn elk herd, various types of grasses, migratory birds, and feral horses.

The color red has long been associated with love, so a floral gift in this color palate is great for anniversary flowers or a Valentine’s Day gift. The most classic red flower is the rose. Kremp Florist can arrange them by the dozen, two dozen, or three dozen—the sky is the limit.

Now that we have taken a tour of Wyoming by color, are you inspired to send your next flower delivery? Let Kremp Florist take you through their efficient order process to get you on your way to sending flowers today.