Hyacinths

Hyacinths are also in season now… lovely because of their fragrance.

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Showcase: Traditional Corsage

Pin on Corsage for Mother of the bride, using pink spray-roses (miniature roses), green berzelia, camellia leaves & fresh willow twig.
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Finally it’s cool enough for Tulips in Queensland!

Tulips are available to us here on the Gold Coast for much of the year, but generally speaking we don’t recommend them unless the weather is cooler. We have such lovely balmy weather most months and tulips prefer the cool.
There are some things you can do to help your tulips along, they seem to appreciate ice in the water. They have a tendency to naturally lean a little, particularly when it’s warmer, and ice can help them hold their heads up. Choosing a vase that will compliment their natural informality is also an option.

An interesting thing about tulips is that they don’t stop growing when cut, in fact their stems can grow an inch over-night! They start as tiny tight buds and develop into full flowers. Come in many colours and shapes from double petaled ones to frilly ones. The tulip also has a remarkably colourful history for a flower, see the Dutch Tulip Mania during the 1600’s, which is the basis for The Black Tulip, a novel by Alexandre Dumas in 1850.

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Happy Mother’s Day Mums!

Enjoy your day (and your flowers & cupcakes….)
From all at Adam’s Garden Florist.

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Mother’s Day Flowers

Can you believe it’s already May?! And, Mother’s day falls this Sunday (the 8th), so don’t forget your Mum!

We will be open early, and as always you can arrange flowers to be delivered or collected in store.

If possible we recommend Saturday or even Friday delivery to ensure your Mum has the flowers to enjoy on the day, (as many Mum’s go out for lunch) however we will be delivering on Sunday as well.

Order earlier in the week if you can to avoid disappointment! (Also don’t forget if you were wanting a Cupcake package orders must be placed by Tuesday!)

Have a happy week! The Adam’s Garden Florist team.

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