
Weddings and events
Bunches for the tables, a bouquet, or buckets of loose stems to arrange yourself. Tell us the date and the venue suburb.
Order before 1pm for same-day delivery, Tuesday to Saturday.
Order a bunchor call (03) 5550 0188

From the Melbourne flower market at Epping. Week of .
Closed Tuesday 03/11 for Melbourne Cup Day.
Peonies Gone this week
Blush, coral and white. Grown in Victoria.
A short season. They open fast in a warm room.
Ranunculus Gone this week
Apricot, pink and cream. Grown in Gippsland.
Thin papery petals. Late in the season now.
Sweet peas Gone this week
Mauve, pink and white. Grown in Victoria.
Scented. Pick-and-tie bunches only, they don't keep long.
Garden roses Gone this week
Soft pink and yellow. Grown in Victoria.
Big heads and a proper smell.
Delphinium Gone this week
Blue and violet. Grown in Yarra Valley.
Tall spires for the back of a bunch.
Snapdragons Gone this week
Peach, white and rose. Grown in Victoria.
Hold their shape in a vase for over a week.
Foxgloves Gone this week
Lilac and white. Grown in Yarra Valley.
Tall and speckled. Keep them away from pets.
Stock Gone this week
Cream and lavender. Grown in Victoria.
Smells like cloves. Fills a bunch cheaply.
Nigella Gone this week
Pale blue and white. Grown in Victoria.
Feathery heads, then seed pods.
Billy buttons Gone this week
Bright yellow. Grown in Victoria.
Round yellow balls that dry well.
Ammi Gone this week
White. Grown in Victoria.
Lacy, like Queen Anne's lace.
Eucalyptus Gone this week
Silver green. Grown in Victoria.
Greenery for every size.
Lisianthus Gone this week
White, blush and purple. Grown in Victoria.
Looks like a rose, lasts twice as long.
Sunflowers Gone this week
Yellow and rust. Grown in Victoria.
One or two make a bunch.
Dahlias Gone this week
Burgundy, orange and cream. Grown in Victoria.
Each head lasts about five days.
Zinnias Gone this week
Red, pink and orange. Grown in Victoria.
Bright and sturdy. Good for a kids' vase.
Chrysanthemums Gone this week
Bronze, white and green. Grown in Victoria.
Last weeks in water.
Camellias Gone this week
Pink and white. Grown in Victoria.
Single blooms, floated in a bowl.
Proteas Gone this week
Pink and silver. Grown in Victoria.
Big, spiky and slow to fade.
Anemones Gone this week
White, red and purple. Grown in Victoria.
Dark centres. They close at night.
Tulips Gone this week
Pink, red and white. Grown in Victoria.
They keep growing in the vase.
Daffodils Gone this week
Yellow. Grown in Victoria.
Give them their own vase, they ooze sap.
Wattle Gone this week
Golden yellow. Grown in Victoria.
Fluffy and scented. Lasts about a week.
Hellebores Gone this week
Plum and green. Grown in Victoria.
Sear the cut stems and they'll last.
Hydrangeas Gone this week
Blue, pink and green. Grown in Victoria.
Thirsty. Check the water every day.
Cosmos Gone this week
White, pink and magenta. Grown in Victoria.
Light and airy, with a short vase life.
Strawflowers Gone this week
Orange, yellow and white. Grown in Victoria.
Paper petals that dry on their own.
Waxflower Gone this week
Pink and white. Grown in Victoria.
Tiny blooms on a woody branch.
Every bunch is tied from the board above. Prices are examples for this concept, and delivery is $15 on top.
Each week we choose from the board. You tell us the colours and who it's for, and we tie a bunch to match, wrap it in paper and tuck the card in.


Tuesday to Saturday, across the inner west.
Outside these suburbs? Call (03) 5550 0188.

Bunches for the tables, a bouquet, or buckets of loose stems to arrange yourself. Tell us the date and the venue suburb.

How to make a bunch last: cut the stems, keep the water clean and keep it away from the fruit bowl.