A florist in Kenilworth, Cape Town — bouquets, proteas and fynbos, sympathy flowers and weddings, delivered across the southern suburbs.
The studio
We buy at the flower market three mornings a week and build every bouquet from what came in — garden roses in spring, proteas and pincushions in winter, always a little fynbos. Nothing sits in a cold room for a week before it reaches you.
Order by Thursday for a Saturday delivery.
Hand-tied in paper and ribbon for birthdays, thank-yous and the days that just need flowers.
King proteas, pincushions and Cape greens — they last for weeks and travel well as gifts.
Quiet white arrangements for a home or a service, delivered the same day when you need them.
Bouquets, tables and arches, planned with you and set up on the day.
Every bouquet is made from what is in season, so no two are quite alike.
One kind of flower, simply wrapped.
Our florist's choice of the week.
A king protea with Cape greens.
White flowers in a low vase.
A fresh bunch every Monday.
Southern suburbs, same day before 12:00.
I ordered at nine for my mother's birthday and the bouquet was at her door before lunch. She sent me a photo of it every day for two weeks.
They did our wedding at a wine farm in Constantia — bouquets, tables and the arch. Every guest asked who the florist was.
The sympathy flowers were gentle and beautiful, and they called me to check the address rather than guess.