Little ones can buy their mum a special gift on Mother's Day, without spending too much of their pocket money.
Morrisons is selling 'pocket money' bouquets, especially for March 31.
The £3.50 arrangement is made up of pretty chrysanthemums, santini, carnations and gypsophila.
It also contains specially tinted 'dip-dye effect' petals, including blue and pink varieties.
Called the Llama Bouquet, it also features a motif of the animal, sitting on a stick in the centre of the bouquet.
Donna Heywood, Flowers Buyer at Morrisons says: “Many of our younger customers want to show their appreciation for their mums.
"That’s why we’ve worked hard to make the Llama Bouquet affordable for sons and daughters around the UK.”
The Llama Bouquet is the cheapest range of Mother's Day flowers being sold at Morrisons this year.
According to the supermarket's research, on average children in the UK receive more £5 pocket money per week - making this flower arrangement well within their budget.
The thoughtful flower arrangement comes just one month after Morrisons sold Rainbow Roses for Valentine's Day.
The flowers were dyed, so that each petal displayed the colours of the rainbow.
They were designed in partnership with LGBTQ+ charity The Albert Kennedy Trust, which helps young lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender homeless people.
However, they were only on sale in the lead up to Valentine's Day and are no longer on sale.
Shoppers can buy the Llama Bouquet in stores from Wednesday, March 27.
