Inside a flower shop: zinc buckets of tulips, roses and eucalyptus against a whitewashed brick wall, beside a wooden counter with wrapping paper and twine.

About us

A flower shop on Transvaalstraße

We love flowers. Do you? Then come and see us.

01 — What we aim for

Making every wish happen

At our flower shop in Berlin-Wedding, we try to make every customer's wish happen. You should feel properly advised and warmly looked after. That is not a slogan — it is why we would rather ask than assume.

We are a shop, not a mail-order business. You do not get a reference number here, you get a conversation.

02 — Our stock

Where the flowers come from

We buy our cut flowers fresh, directly from the auction in Holland. In addition we carry classic German nursery stock straight from the field, and a large range of selected plants.

Taken together that means we tie with what is genuinely good right now, rather than with whatever a catalogue prescribes.

A wooden shelf in a flower shop holding potted plants: fern, ivy, hydrangea, primulas, a small olive tree and succulents in terracotta and ceramic pots.
Illustrative photograph · plant range

03 — Wedding

In the African Quarter

Transvaalstraße is in the African Quarter of Berlin-Wedding — a residential neighbourhood where people know each other. A large part of our work is weddings and farewells: the two occasions where flowers matter most.

And yes: the district really is called Wedding. The name has nothing to do with marriage — but we do both.

04 — Early

Why we open at seven

Because flowers are rarely planned. The bouquet before the meeting, the flowers before the hospital visit, the arrangement you only found out about this morning — for those, ten o'clock is too late. Monday to Friday from 7am, Saturdays from 8am.

The team at Benta Blumen