Description
Native Protea Bouquet — Florist Choice
Proteas at the centre, surrounded by eucalyptus, banksia and whatever textured Australian foliage our growers have that week. It’s a bold, sculptural bouquet — less soft than a rose arrangement, more architectural, with the woody stems and leathery leaves that make WA natives look good long after other flowers have given up.
Send it to someone with modern taste, or when you want something that doesn’t read as a standard bunch of flowers. It works well for men, for office spaces, and for anyone who’d rather have something that lasts than something that peaks in three days.
Delivery across Perth
Natives are a weekly part of what we handle in our Thornlie studio, so we know which stems hold up in Perth’s heat and which don’t. Order before 4 PM, Monday to Saturday, for same-day delivery anywhere in the Perth metro area. Delivery starts at $10, priced by how far your suburb sits from Thornlie, with the exact fee shown at checkout. We don’t run deliveries on Sundays.
Common questions
How long do native flowers last?
Most natives run ten to fourteen days in a vase, and proteas and banksias often go past two weeks — noticeably longer than imported roses.
Can these be dried afterwards?
Yes. Proteas and banksias dry well. Hang them upside down somewhere dark and airy once they start to fade and they’ll keep their shape for months.