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Flowerlane & Co delivers flowers across Sydney, to both private addresses and public facilities, including business outlets and community centres. We even deliver to schools like The University of Sydney. We can also arrange flowers for services at places of worship, including St Benedict’s Catholic Church, the Presbyterian Church of Australia, and the Uniting Church in Australia. We service funeral homes, such as Acropolis Funeral Services and Simplicity Funerals, and cemeteries like Camperdown Cemetery and South Head General Cemetery. We also send flowers to aged care facilities, such as Gertrude Abbot Nursing Home and St Joseph’s Aged Care Facility, and to hospitals and other medical facilities, including Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, St Vincent’s Private Hospital, and Sydney Children’s Hospital. Same-day delivery is available.

We have a wide variety of flowers on offer, from a single red rose for Valentine’s Day, to expansive arrangements of colourful daisies and gerberas, perfect to congratulate someone on an achievement, or wish them a happy birthday. For sympathy or apologies, white lilies often accompany pale roses, in bouquets, wreaths, or sprays. Potted plants, like peace lilies and orchids, are a popular Mother’s Day gift, and we have several arrangements designed to celebrate a new baby, whether home from the hospital or at a baby shower. If you want someone to ‘get well soon’, fruit baskets are a favourite choice, and we can also send hampers of gourmet food. Any order placed with us can also be accompanied by boxes of chocolate, soft toys, or balloons with inscribed messages.

You can find us at Alexandria in Sydney, only four kilometres from the CBD. The suburb was originally established as the Parish of Alexandria in 1835, named after the Battle of Alexandria, fought between French and British troops in 1801. It was the largest industrial district in the country in 1943, and today Alexandria is still dominated by industry and warehousing, with only a few pockets of residential areas. Several old industrial buildings have been converted into commercial outlets or eateries.

The suburb has several heritage-listed sites, including the Alexandria Town Hall, the construction of which was completed in 1881. The Chinese Yiu Ming temple was built in the 1870s, and remains Australia’s only temple dedicated to Hung Shing. Part of Sydney Park can also be found within Alexandria, featuring the remains of historical brick works and the AIDS Memorial Garden alongside the usual playgrounds and sports ovals. Alexandria Park, close to the northern border of the suburb, offers tennis courts and a cricket oval, and the Iron Duke Hotel serves as the headquarters for the Alexandria Dukes Rugby Football Club.