Send Flowers Online with Flower Delivery by Upper Harbour Florist Works, your connection to local florists!

Ordering flowers online from Upper Harbour Florist Works is simple and since we only use local florists to deliver our flowers you can expect quality and artistry only found in Upper Harbour. When looking to buy gifts and flowers for weddings, funerals, new babies or your favourite occasion we have the right roses, gift baskets, bouquets and flowering plants for you. Only quality flowers from the gifted local florists who create your order to fit your occasion. Surprise your special person with original flowers and arrangements from Upper Harbour Florist Works.

Great Customer Service with Local Flower Delivery We offer Same-day flower delivery Monday through Saturday, during any season. For same-day delivery, place your order by 2:00 pm Monday-Friday, and 12 PM on Saturday . Our knowledgeable customer service is ready to help you with your flower order. For Birthdays, Weddings or sending flowers just because you want to show someone you care, we can help please call 1800 507 043 or us our simple user friendly online flower shopping cart. We take pride in being a small part of so many wonderful occasions, weddings, babies, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, and we strive to make every flower order perfect, and that perfection can only come from a local florist in Upper Harbour, who cares about the community and the people in it.

For funeral flowers and sympathy gifts, our Advisors are can assist you in that difficult time at 1800 507 043.

Interesting Information about Upper Harbour New Zealand

Discover fascinating facts about the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Learn about this iconic Sydney landmark's history, construction, and unique features. - Source

Upper Harbour is a rapidly growing area. The Upper Harbour Local Board area combines two areas previously under the jurisdiction of two separate councils. It is ... - Source

It is home to some of the world's most beautiful beaches and spectacular scenery. It holds many manmade and natural wonders, some of which are detailed below. - Source

The Upper Harbour Bridge (also called the Greenhithe Bridge) is a motorway bridge in west Auckland, New Zealand. It is technically two bridges, ... - Source

The Upper Waitemata Harbour is an estuary of the Waitemata Harbour in the Auckland Region of New Zealand. It flows south-east from the town of Riverhead, and ... - Source

Originally constructed between 1955 and 1959, the Auckland Harbour Bridge is New Zealand's largest bridge and the one with the largest span. - Source

It is technically two bridges, spanning the Upper Waitemata Harbour, and connecting Hobsonville (in West Auckland) and Greenhithe (on the North Shore). - Source

Here are 39 interesting Pearl Harbor facts : · The attack commenced at 7:55 A.M. on Sunday, December 7, 1941 · The attack lasted 110 minutes, from 7:55 a.m. until ... - Source

Beautiful parks and reserves, picturesque beaches, an air force base and multiple recreational facilities are only some of the many things ... - Source

More than 10.9 million people visit the Opera House every year. Sydney Opera House is cooled using seawater taken directly from the harbour. - Source

Can you guess where we took this photo? Over the next couple of weeks, we'll share photos taken in Upper Harbour. They might be iconic or obscure, or just taken ... - Source

Due to its position between two natural harbours, Auckland's hiking routes are the stuff of legend, and the Coast to Coast Walk is a must. The ... - Source

So funny You have killed the economy and thousands af businesses and jobs in only 16 months and you want us to believe thi... - Source

We've put together 10 interesting facts which you can recite to fellow travellers during your explorations in Auckland to impress them. - Source

It took 1,400 men eight years to build the bridge which is enough to fill 78 soccer teams! Unfortunately there were 16 deaths during the construction of the ... - Source

The fact that it is in Auckland is known, it was brought by the Walsh Brothers for their flying school. When the school went bankrupt, all of ... - Source

The Waitemata Harbour connects to the Pacific Ocean through the Hauraki Gulf. Bridges cross parts of both harbours. The most famous is the ... - Source

The Sydney Harbour Bridge, often called “The Coat Hanger,” is an iconic city symbol. As a steel arch bridge, it spans 1,149 metres, connecting Sydney's central ... - Source

6: The harbour is a drowned river estuary carved out of the sandstone about 29 million years ago. The sea level rose about 17,000 years ago ... - Source

... Upper Harbour Highway and SH1 has clearly never been on a bike. Fun fact - in 2017 5-year prospective study of over 250,000 people published ... - Source