Bouquets, native arrangements, wedding and sympathy flowers, designed each morning from the freshest stems. Build yours below, or ring and tell us who it is for.
Kangaroo paw is Western Australia's own. The proteas are South African, grown here, and love our spring. Ask for them by name.
Spring
King protea
A single head makes the whole bouquet. Lasts well in a vase when the water is kept fresh.
Spring into summer
Pincushion protea
Orange, coral or yellow, with curled styles that look lit from inside.
Spring
Kangaroo paw
Western Australia's flower on tall red stems. Adds height and a little wildness.
Our work
Recent work
A few from the bench this season.
PeoniesLate spring, for a short and much-loved run.Red rosesWith white alstroemeria and silver dollar eucalyptus.Bridal posyBlush peonies and pale roses, held at the waist.Apricot hand-tieRoses with orange hypericum berries.Garden vaseLoose and grassy, as if just cut.PincushionOne stem, plenty of conversation.Kangaroo pawHeight for a tall native arrangement.King proteaThe centre of a sympathy piece.
Flower care
Four things, a longer vase life
1
Trim the stems
Cut a little off each stem on an angle as soon as they arrive.
2
Strip low leaves
Take off any leaves that would sit below the water line.
3
Fresh water often
Change the water every couple of days and wipe out the vase.
4
Keep them cool
Out of direct sun and away from the fruit bowl.
Delivery
Same day, close to home
Order by 1pm Monday to Saturday and we deliver the same day to these suburbs, for $15. Pick-up from the shop is free.
Yes. Order by 1pm Monday to Saturday and we deliver the same day to the suburbs listed on this page. Orders after 1pm, or outside those suburbs, go out the next delivery day.
How much is delivery?
Delivery is $15 to the suburbs listed on this page. Pick-up from the Paddington shop is free.
Can I choose the exact flowers?
Tell us the colours you like, any flowers to leave out and who it is for. We design from the freshest stems on the day. A specific flower is possible when it is in season, and some cost more.
What is in season in spring?
Spring is native season. Waratahs flower from about September to November and kangaroo paw is at its best, alongside proteas, which are South African but grown here. Peonies arrive for a short run late in the season.
How do I make my flowers last longer?
Trim the stems on an angle when they arrive, take off any leaves that sit below the water line, change the water every couple of days and keep the vase out of direct sun and away from the fruit bowl, because ripening fruit gives off ethylene, which ages flowers faster.
Do you do wedding flowers?
Yes, from a bridal bouquet to the whole venue. Book a consult as early as you can, bring photos of what you love and we will put a written quote together from there.
Can you deliver sympathy flowers to a funeral?
Yes. Give us the funeral home, the family name and the service time, and we deliver before the service. We can also send flowers to the family home afterwards.
Can I add a card message?
Yes, every order comes with a handwritten card at no extra cost. Write your message in the order form.
Where do your flowers come from?
We buy natives from Australian growers wherever we can. Roses and peonies can come from overseas when they are out of season here, and we will tell you if a stem you ask for is imported.
What happens if nobody is home?
Tell us a shaded safe spot and we leave the flowers there with water. Otherwise we call the number you give us and bring them back at a better time.
Do you do flowers for businesses?
Yes. Offices, restaurants and reception desks can have a fresh arrangement delivered every week, priced by size and changed with the season.
Order
Send some flowers
Tell us who they are for and when. We confirm by phone before anything is charged.
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