We currently have new pink and pale pink preserves roses in stock. Available in glass globes. The smaller pale pink ones are $30, the larger ones are $40.
Preserved roses should be kept out of direct sunlight, and not wet. Given the right care, they will last a year.
You can pick up in-store, order over the phone, or buy online.
We will be open from 8.00am (maybe earlier!) on Sunday 14th May.
We’ll be delivering flowers for Mother’s Day on your choice of day – any day of the week including Saturday and Sunday.
Book your flowers early before we run out.
Sending a bunch of flowers just because? Don’t know what to get? This is the perfect option for you. Choose our bouquet of the day – our florist’s choice posy.
If you have a preference for bright or soft colours, standard bouquet or hand-picked look posy, just let us know and we’ll do our best.
We will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Open Easter Saturday from 8.30am, with limited variety of fresh flowers – Please phone to order.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend lovely people.
Sometimes it’s nice to send the complete package – a bouquet with a vase included. Simple and special.
Native flowers are so contrasting in shape and form. The variety of buttonholes achievable is endless.
Here’s one we really like from a wedding last December:
For day to day flowers, check out our selection of native bouquets and arrangements in the shop.
Stuck for gift ideas – why not send a bouquet?
(We might be biased, of course! But here’s our list anyway…)
We’re sure there’s more reasons, but that’s a start. Check out our shop for ideas.
For cheap flowers on the Gold Coast check out our shop. We have a range of affordably priced options available for delivery. We understand that sometimes it’s about the thought and not the size of the bouquet. Our online shop has some ideas, here you can also filter the products by price to only look at things within your budget. Click here for our current selection at $50 and under.
There are more options than listed if you phone, or plan to pop in to pick something up.
Adam’s Garden Florist has offered flower delivery across the Gold Coast since 1975. How’s that for awesome?
For a overview of exactly which suburbs we deliver to please see our list here. There’s not many places we don’t cover – though some further out suburbs do attract an extra fee (we have to pay our couriers appropriately, of course.)
If you know someone that needs a special bunch just ask us, we’ll do everything we can to help.
We are centrally located in Parkwood, adjacent to the suburbs of Southport, Arundel, Labrador and Molendinar. This is also near the Gold Coast University Hospital, Gold Coast Private Hospital and Griffiith University.
If you have received a bunch of flowers, giving them the proper care can ensure they last longer.
– Re-cut 2-3cm of the bottom of the stem when you receive the flowers
– Put straight into water in a clean vase
– Change the water every 2 days at least. – You may want to re-cut the stems at this time as well to encourage them to drink, as the cells at the original cut will be loosing their efficiency by now.
– If you received floral preservative or ‘flower food’ with your flowers, be sure to add this
– Keep away from draughts and direct sun.
If you hadn’t heard, there’s a heat wave going on. Our roses wouldn’t know it – they are pampered pretties – transported in water and kept in the cool. But, we understand the heat might still put you off fresh red roses. So what other options are there?
If you’d still like to send flowers, why not lilies, orchids, mixed flowers, or native flowers?
If you’d still like something classic, why not a preserved red rose in a glass globe?
If you don’t mind plants, what about a plant with a funny card message like: ‘Aloe, is it me you’re looking for?’
(We know, it’s corny, but what can we say – it’s Valentine’s Day!)
Check our shop for more ideas
Or go with the classic red roses anyway. They say Tuesday will be a cooler day – hooray!
If you’re looking for Valentine’s Day flowers, you’ve come to the right place!
Whether you’re after interesting flowers, classic Valentine’s day flowers, or just something simple, book now for pick up or delivery on the Gold Coast. Take a look in our online shop for ideas, or in our specially selected ‘romance‘ section (It’s corny, we know, but that’s what Valentine’s day is all about, right?).
If you can’t find what you’re after, why not give us a call: 55947774. We’ll do our best to help.
Above: An interesting bouquet with roses, lilies, chrysanthemums and gum.
Above: The classic standard red rose arrangement.
Sometimes we’re asked about rose meanings. Usually I will tell you that you can give flowers your own meaning by what they mean to you. But, in case you’re curious, here are some basic meaning for the most popular colours of roses:
Red: Love (of course!)
White: Innocence, purity
Pale Pink: Sweetness
Hot Pink: Passion, desire
Yellow: Friendship
Red and white together: Unity
We deliver to the Southport Lawn Cemetery. We can deliver for a funeral service, or to a certain plot if you just wish to send a thought.
For delivery to a service, please provide the service time, and the name of the company conducting the funeral.
For delivery to a specific plot please provide the section number, and the plot number for your loved one. If you don’t have this information you can contact the Gold Coast City cemeteries team.
If you know what you would like to send, do phone us. Or browse our online shop for ideas.
Here is an artificial succulent picture frame/ wall hanging we did recently. We were inspired by a customer request.
We have used a white wooden frame with real sticks, bark, and preserved moss to add some extra life to the artificial moss and succulent varieties.
Hi all,
We will be open on Saturday the 24th December. We will be closing when we sell out.
Then we are closed from Sunday 25th of December, right through until we open again on the 3rd of January.
Wishing you all the most lovely and restful and fun Christmas and New Years.
xx
the Adam’s Garden team
Gorgeous informal arrangements in rustic wooden boxes by The Flower Box Man. By request for an event held here at the Gold Coast Broadwater.
Customer requested mostly foliage with just a few white flowers. We love how they turned out!
We have used: Ivy, box hedge, hypericum, jonquils, fressias, spray roses, jasmine…. love love.
This Flower Crown was a last minute request from a customer attending an Hawaiian themed party and wanting something bright.
Something different and striking. Arrangement in a glass vase using ginger beehives, orchids, calla lilies, gardenia and draceana foliage.
Here at Adam’s Garden Florist we usually have a selection of small potted succulents available for individual sale. The very small 70mm ones are only available to collect in-store. If you wish to get a plant delivered to someone special there are other plants available for purchase here in the online shop (or by phone of course).
Our stock varies, but we try to have a nice selection of indoor plants and hardy plants, that are easy to care for.
Some varieties we like to stock (not always available):
Succulents (Haworthias, Jade, Crassula, Sedum, etc…)
Zanzibar Gem
Terrarium Plants (tiny philodendrons, ferns, fittonia, pepperomia, etc…)
Chain of Hearts
Ivy
Spathyphilum
Air plants/Tillandsia
Rhipsalis
and other things as available.
*The popularity of some plants (especially the chain of hearts!) means that it isn’t always possible to have everything we’d like in stock, as things sell out or aren’t available from our growers until certain times of year.
People often ask us if we can deliver flowers to the new Gold Coast Private Hospital; the answer is yes.
You can phone us on 07 5594 7774
You can order online in the shop
or, you can pop into our Parkwood studio to pick something out in person.
We deliver 6 days a week. Delivery times vary. If you need a late delivery phone us first. Order before 2pm if possible, although we can usually accommodate later deliveries as well.
*Please note patients in ICU cannot receive flowers until they are transferred to a normal ward.
