Same Day Flowers Delivery - Australia Wide!
We deliver flowers to Landers Shoot today, acreage and all, when you order before 2pm on a weekday; after that, pick any date at checkout. For a birthday, try the Australian Natives Bunch, since natives are our biggest sellers; for someone unwell, 3 Gerberas In A Vase; for a funeral, the White Lily & Rose Sheath. Sending to Nambour General? Add the ward and their full name. Order online in a couple of minutes, or call us and one of our friendly, helpful, Australian-based team will take it from there, directions to the house included.
Will the flowers arrive looking right after the drive out to Landers Shoot? Tied properly, with lilies in bud, yes.
A good hand-tied bunch is spiral bound: every stem crosses at one tie point and fans out below it, so on a winding road the whole thing moves as one piece. Set it on a table and it should stand up by itself. My first one fell over in the bucket.
Lilies ride best closed or just showing colour. A bud can't bruise like an open petal, and once they're in water they open one after another, so the bunch keeps flowering for a week or more in a room that isn't hot.
All three can go out today when the order is in before the cutoff, and each one lands somewhere different. If the flowers may wait a while before anyone sees them, an arrangement brings its own water.
It's their birthday, they're on a few acres, and they could be anywhere from the kitchen to the back paddock. The Florists Choice Birthday Bunch, or anything from the birthday flowers, goes to the house today, with a mobile in the notes in case they're outside.
I learned about hills the wet way. In 2008 I took a vase of roses up Currumbin Creek Road, in the Currumbin Valley, for a lady turning seventy, with the vase belted into the passenger seat (very pleased with myself). Seatbelts do nothing for water. Her driveway was the steep bit. The roses were fine, my lap was not, and she laughed until she had to sit down on the step.
Landers Shoot is named for a timber chute that sent logs down the side of the range, and some of the driveways feel like it. In our experience the florist packs a vase to ride a climb like that, and the notes do the rest: which house, and a mobile.
Scruffy outer petal on a rose? Pull it off. Guard petals take the knocks on the way, and the bloom underneath is untouched.
Someone's in hospital, or home and already sick of the couch. For Nambour General on Hospital Road, add the ward and their full name; in our experience the ward desk holds hospital flowers through a nap or a scan, then takes them in. At home, a house number and a mobile. For the card: "Rest up. We'll bring the biscuits."
Anna's call: 3 Gerberas In A Vase, or any of the get well flowers with their own vase, so nobody on the ward goes hunting for one. Gerberas carry next to no scent, which the bed next door will appreciate.
A funeral notice, and a service you may not make. A sheath like the White Lily & Rose Sheath, or a wreath from the funeral flowers, goes via the funeral director, so give us their name and the service time. For the family, the Florists Choice Sympathy Bunch or other sympathy flowers for home can go to the house that week or the one after. Flowers don't make any of it lighter, and families still keep the cards. "With love, thinking of you every day" is plenty.
Whites and creams sit quietly in a house full of visitors. White shows every mark by about day four, so it stays cleanest in a cool room out of the sun. If the family's tradition runs to another colour, go with that.
A thank-you, a new baby, a friend who's had a rotten week. Native flowers are our biggest sellers, and they don't need an occasion to make sense.
Anna's pick: the Australian Native Arrangement. It's set in wet foam, so nothing shifts in the car and it needs no vase at the other end. If there's a protea in it, it drinks hard, so tip a cup of water into the foam twice a week.
Or browse by who and what
This side of the cutoff? Their flowers can go out this afternoon.
Shop LiliesWeekdays by 2pm for same-day, so the florist has the afternoon to make it and drive it out.
Saturdays by 10am, a shorter trading day.
No Sunday delivery, except Mother's Day.
The suburb is Landers Shoot, but three of its roads are spelled Landershute (plain, Upper and Lower), and some Landershute Road numbers carry a Palmwoods address. It's all 4555, so use what their mail says. Roys Road? There's another one near Beerwah, so check the suburb. Then house number, a driveway hint, a mobile.
Whoever's home, or in our experience a shady spot and a call to the mobile. At Nambour General, the ward desk. In before 2pm on a weekday? It can be there this afternoon.
Once you've paid, a confirmation email arrives and the rest happens without you. To change anything, email [email protected] or ring 1300 360 469, 7am to 6pm weekdays, and one of our team will sort it. Hearing nothing from them that day is normal. Back when I was on the phones I heard that worry more times than I could count (fair enough, it's a long afternoon when you're the one who sent them), and the thank-you nearly always came, usually at dinner.
One of our partner florists near Landers Shoot makes it that day and drives it out. If the street and suburb disagree, Landershute Road with a Palmwoods address say, the florists we work with tend to ring the number on the order before guessing. Anything wrong when it lands, send a photo the same day to the update email and we fix it. The redeliveries I remember from the shop years were nearly all nobody home and no mobile on the docket.
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