These flower delivery deals will still arrive by Mother's Day

The deal: Use discount code FLOWERPOWER12 at checkout for 12% off your order. 

What we like about BloomsyBox: We liked this florist for its high-quality flowers that lasted a solid week. BloomsyBox has subscription options as well as a full inventory of bouquets, including tropical flowers, that you can order and send as one-time gifts. Most arrangements are around $50 and many have a modern appeal -- like this Pastel Bouquet. Note that it appears BloomsyBox does not have weekend delivery, so if you're sending a one-time bouquet or subscription gift, know that it will be delivered on the Friday before Mother's Day.

The Deal: UrbanStems is including a free box of Neuhaus truffles with any purchase when you use exclusive promo code CNETMOM at checkout. These ain't no drug store chocolates either, we're talking real-deal Belgian truffles -- two dark chocolate and two pink Champagne. It's a $14 value and decadent add-on to your Mother's Day bouquet. 

What we like about UrbanStems: The sleek modern bouquets are what sets this flower delivery service apart from the rest. The classic bouquets are fine but nothing special or out of the ordinary -- although mine did last longer than some other bouquets. 

UrbanStems delivers anywhere in the country, and products run the gamut from classic lush bouquets such as The Bold with roses, ranunculus and stock to the more modern style we touched on earlier. The service also offers delivery on a selection of plants. The Cathy, for instance, is a low-maintenance xerographic air plant that might make a better pick for someone without a green thumb.

The deal: 1-800-Flowers is one of the few services with a sale section, and it has some decent deals on bouquets if you're trying not to spend a fortune. We found bouquets from this popular flower delivery service starting at just $30 including roses and lilies and assorted tulip arrangements -- or this Sweet Garden bunch with roses, carnations and lavender button poms for $35.

What we like about 1-800-Flowers: Flower arrangements from 1-800-Flowers may not have the same wow factor as other services on our list, but for moms with classic taste you can't go wrong ordering from this tried-and-true online florist. We appreciate the bargain bouquets, including some bunches as low as $30 or $40. 1-800-Flowers also offers same-day delivery and other gifting options such as plants, keepsakes and a number of eats and trinkets you can add to your purchase. 

The deal: Save 20% on your entire order with special code CNET20.

What we liked about Bouqs: The service lands on our list not just for having a large selection, which it does, but also because so many of them looked really cool and creatively designed, including several tropical bouquets. It was by far the hardest service to choose just one arrangement from -- which I suppose could be a bad thing, too. I ordered the Wild About U bouquet and it arrived on time, fresh and fragrant.

Beyond the classic picks, Bouqs also sells succulents, cacti, plants and potted flowers like this orchid ($59). The aforementioned and cleverly assembled Wild About U has both freshly cut flowers and succulents that can be potted or planted. You can also nab a pairing of flowers and chocolate so Mom has something to nosh on while she enjoys her fragrant bouquet.

The deal: Amazon sells everything, so why wouldn't it sell flowers too? You can find bouquets with express shipping for as little as $29 from the online megaretailer. 

While we haven't had the chance to test Amazon's flowers yet, it sources from different vendors (such as Farm Direct) so it's likely not quality-controlled by Amazon anyhow. There are, of course, buyer reviews aplenty to help you find something great for Mom, such as the shimmering Sunset Bouquet.

The deal: Use special code MOMLOVE15 for 15% off subscription orders or code MOM10 for 10% off any orders sitewide. 

This is the other service on this list we have yet to test, but if mom is a crafty type, she might enjoy creating "do-it-yourself" bouquets, like those offered by Enjoy Flowers. The DIY Collection is actually a flower delivery subscription service, so she'll have a new array of blooms delivered on a regular basis. You can choose from three sizes -- 20, 30 or 40 stems -- as well as between biweekly and monthly deliveries.