Box Hill Flowers – Free Same Day Flower Delivery

In fact Blooming Art Florist has been delivering flowers to Box Hill since 1968, and we know Box Hill and its residents better than almost any other florist in Melbourne.

So, if your loved one is lucky enough to be based in Box Hill’s famously leafy green streets, Blooming Art Florist is your best choice, with our huge range of styles all available online to suit any budget or occasion.

What’s more, if you are sending flowers to Box Hill or any of our Melbourne delivery suburbs, Blooming Art Florist will send you a photo of the exact flowers you are sending prior to them leaving our showroom.

That way you can be assured that the flowers you are sending to Box Hill are just right for the sentiment of the occasion and share in your loved one’s joy, no matter where you are in Australia (or even overseas).

Box Hill is famous as a destination for Melbourne’s extensive asian and particularly Chinese language communities, and Blooming Art Florist and our partner company, Funeral Flowers Guanqing have decades of experience in the unique Asian and Chinese flower giving traditions. If you’re sending flowers to Box Hill for a loved one with Asian or Chinese background, look no further than Blooming Art Florist – we even have a Chinese Language phone service if you have any specific questions about your Box Hill flower delivery.

And if you have any questions at all about sending flowers to Box Hill, you can contact Blooming Art Florist 24 hours on (03) 9052 4607 (English Language Phone Service) or 040 646 3358 (Chinese Language Phone Service).

Box Hill Facts and Figures

Did you know that Box Hill is one of Melbourne’s oldest established suburbs?
Box Hill was founded in the 1850s as an artists’ camp for some of the most famous Heidelberg School Painters, and was known in its early years for its extensive market gardens and orchards, although it did not formally become part of Melbourne until 1950.
The population of Box Hill in 1870 was only around 150 people, but has bloomed to become a major shopping destination with its own CBD today and over 26,000 people call Box Hill home today.
Did you know that Box Hill once had the first electric tramline in Melbourne, running between Box Hill and Doncaster in 1896? It was unsuccessful and short-lived, but you can learn more about its fascinating history by CLICKING HERE.

Here are some links for you to learn more about Box Hill’s fascinating history and future

Box Hill Historical Society

Box Hill Wikipedia

Box Hill Statistics

Whitehorse Council