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Do you offer same-day poppy delivery in Sydney?
- Yes - we offer same-day poppy delivery across Sydney. Just place your order before 12:30pm and your flowers will be dispatched that afternoon. Our deliveries are batched for efficiency, with most arriving from around 1pm onwards.
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Can I choose a specific delivery time for my poppy bouquet?
- To keep our deliveries efficient (and our prices fair), we batch routes across Sydney each day rather than offering exact time slots. If you need a morning delivery, we can sometimes arrange it for an additional fee - just get in touch and we’ll do our best to help.
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Can I add a message or gift with my poppy bouquet?
- Absolutely. You can add a personalised message at checkout, and we’ll attach it to your bouquet. You can also include a photo or video message for something a little more special. If you’d like to send more than just flowers, you can explore our range of curated gift packs: https://littleflowers.com.au/gift-hampers/
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How will I know my flowers have been delivered?
- You’ll receive an email confirmation once your flowers have been delivered safely.
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How should I care for my poppy bouquet?
- Your flowers will arrive with a water pack to keep them fresh. Once received, trim the stems and place them in a clean vase with fresh water. Keep them out of direct sunlight and refresh the water every couple of days. Poppies open from small buds into large, papery blooms, so give them plenty of space in the vase as they open.
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How long will my poppies last?
- Vase life varies depending on the flower and the time of year, but most bunches will last around 3-5 days, often longer with proper care. Because we prioritise locally grown flowers, they haven’t travelled far, which helps them stay fresher for longer.
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When are poppies in season in Sydney?
- Poppies are typically available from autumn through winter and into early spring, depending on the season. All poppies at Little Flowers are sourced from NSW growers, with timing and varieties shifting slightly each year.
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Will my poppies open after delivery?
- Yes - often poppies arrive in bud and will open over a few days. If you’re feeling impatient, you can gently peel back the outer layer of the pod to encourage them along, but we think they’re best left to do their thing.
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What makes poppies different from other flowers?
- Poppies start as small, closed buds and then open into soft, papery blooms over a few days. It’s part of their charm - each stem transforms in its own time, giving the bunch a slightly whimsical, free-spirited feel.
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Do you do weekend flower deliveries to Sydney?
- Yes! We deliver flowers and gifts on Saturday and Sunday all across Sydney. Just order before 12.30pm for same day delivery.
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Is it possible to place a flower order for multiple bouquets at once?
- Absolutely! Just select the number of flowers you require when ordering, if you’re delivering all bunches to the same address. For orders to multiple addresses, or orders that include different products, just press ‘continue shopping’ when you get to the cart to add more flowers or gifts to your order. If you have any issues, drop an email to our lovely customer service team - you can reach them on hi@littleflowers.com.au
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Can you help with corporate orders for flowers and gifts?
- Yes! We’re experienced in delivering a high volume of bouquets to meet specific briefs. You can check out our Corporate page https://littleflowers.com.au/corporate for more information or drop an email to hi@littleflowers.com.au with what you need and we’ll get back to you to work out a plan together.
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Poppies
Poppies are a crowd-pleaser. Watch as they pop out of their buds and gently unfurl into beautiful, delicate blooms. The pretty colours will inject happiness into even the dullest winter day. A customer favourite.
Locally sourced from:
Southern Highlands, NSW.
Poppies are perfect for:
Birthday flowers, Leaving flowers, Get Well Soon gifts, weekend treats to yourself, or just to brighten up someone’s day.
Florist notes:
Poppies may come in bud – but that just means you’ll have more fun watching them open.
