National Floral Design Day

Get out and smell the roses with these Chicago and suburban locations!

A bouquet of assorted flowers including pink gerbera daisies, white chrysanthemums, green foliage, and flower buds, arranged closely together on a wooden surface.

Push through the winter blues and celebrate National Floral Design Day on Feb. 28! Stroll through a beautiful, floral garden or anticipate spring with a beautiful bouquet of flowers! These Chicago and suburban locations have the red roses, blue violets and sweet carnations to have you feeling warm, regardless of the weather!

A person wearing bright pink gloves arranges tall white flowers in a vase, with other flowers visible in the foreground. The setting appears to be a flower shop or floral workspace.

Pick up a bouquet from La Salle Flowers! Family owned since 1936, La Salle specializes in fresh cut flowers and has a wide selection of green and blooming plants along with balloons and plush animals. Bouquets include oriental, European and domestic designs. Only a 9 minute walk from 400 N LaSalle or a 10 minute walk from Grand Plaza!

Pink coneflowers bloom in the foreground of a lush green garden, with tall modern skyscrapers and other buildings of a city skyline visible in the background under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Walk through the beautiful Lurie Garden, a 5 acre garden located in Millennium Park! The garden is based on the city’s motto “Urbs in Horto,” meaning city within a garden, referring to the flat, marshy land the city was built upon. The garden also contains a 15-foot shoulder hedge that surrounds the garden and beautiful plants. Only a 16 minute walk from 215 West Apartments!

A glass vase filled with white and light pink peonies sits on a wooden table near a window with closed blinds. A wicker basket and a chair with a hat and blanket are nearby. Sunlight filters through the blinds.

Visit Flowers for Dreams for fantastic flora! Open since 1978, The Clay Pot specializes in vibrant, fresh arrangements that are perfect for any occasion. Different collections include roses, lilies, orchids and gift baskets. The Clay Pot also offers free delivery, only a 5 minute walk from 73 East Lake!

A serene Japanese garden featuring a curved wooden bridge over a calm pond, lush green bushes, a stone lantern, and trees with light foliage in the background.

Escape to a foreign land and visit the Japanese Tea Gardens! Designed in 1910 by Japanese landscape architect Taro Otsuka, the site was originally constructed as a private garden. Now, the garden is open for the pubic and features vibrant flowers, grasses, oriental adornments, and a welcoming archway covered with vines and flora. Only a 10 minute drive from the AMLI at St. Charles!