Trailfinders Australian Garden takes out best in show!!

May 23rd, 2013

 

Trailfinders Australian Garden by Fleming’s took out the award for Best Show Garden at the 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show which is one of the most prestigious flower show in the world. No other Australian entry has ever won best in show before and to top this great win off it is the 100th year of the show.

If you would like to find out more about the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and the Best Show Garden-Click Here.

Welcome Back Cassie!

May 23rd, 2013

 

Lyn and The Team at Boydita Flowers Delivered would like to welcome back to the Boydita Team Cassie Walker.Cassie moved away to Melbourne four years ago. During this time Cassie worked at Interflora Head Office for over two years and expanded her skills in social media, marketing and publicity, working with high calibre businesses and brands. Cassie has returned to her home town of the Central Coast and bringing these skillsand experience to Boydita Flowers Delivered.

Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.

May 18th, 2013

 

Jill McAllister is a lovely customer of ours and a lady that has for the past 18 years been hosting for the Cancer Council of Australia, the Biggest Morning Tea at her home. We have in the past supported this cause for her and again this year we have lent a hand with helping Jill raise much needed funds to assist in the research and hopefully a cure for this disease. Jill has been very loyal  and we commend her commitment towards this great cause.

We wish Jill all the luck this coming Sunday 26th May for her Biggest Morning Tea 2013.

 

Pine Needles-Relay For Life.

May 17th, 2013

We would like to congratulate Pine Needles on raising $528.00 for Relay For Life with their Mother’s Day Raffle. The Mother’s Day Raffle was Pine Needles first event for the year so they are off to a great start.

We are happy we could contribute in helping them for this great cause.

Chrysanthemum

May 15th, 2013

Did you know that the name Chrysanthemum comes from two Greek words ” Chrysos meaning gold and ”anthos” meaning flower?
The genus chrysanthemum is a large one, having both ornamental and also economic value. These flowers vary greatly in form, size and colour and can be grown in many climates.
The origin of the chrysanthemum is actually Asia and the native habitat of the plants is Northern China,Mongolia,Korea and later Japan.
Chrysanthemum buds should open in the vase if a floral preservative is used. Its best to buy chrysanthemum’s where at least half the flowers are open. NEVER NEVER smash,crush or split the stems of Chrysanthemums or other woody stem flowers such as Proteas or Roses.This damages the stems and hinders the water uptake, meaning the flowers will wilt more quickly, keep them out of draughts and sunlight.

Mercy Orphanage.

May 15th, 2013

 

Mercy Orphanage, in Senapati, Manipur, India was opened by retired East Gosford school teacher Glenda Ikundi in 2008, with 5 children. Today the Orphanage has grown to 20 children who are aged between 5 and 14 years. These children have lost the support of their parents due to poverty and drug addiction.

The Orphanage is managed by a local husband and wife team, Khole and Danai Taoh who receive frequent visits from Glenda. Colleen McLean is also a lifelong contributor to the Orphanage and keeps everyone up to date with newsletters. 100% of donations go directly to the Orphanage’s needs, there are no administrative costs.

In April 2013 the new girls’ dormitory was opened, and now they are currently raising money for a boys’ dormitory. There are also ongoing cost of $AUD27 per child per month. Mercy Orphanage operates a farm which partially provides for the children’s food requirements. The Orphanage also funds village children’s education and local business opportunities.

We were eager to make sure that we support this cause for the children of Manipur, India and help them achieve the goal of a boys’ dormitory for the Mercy Orphanage.

 

 

Kariong Neighborhood Centre

May 15th, 2013
Kariong Out of School Hours Care, situated on the NSW Central Coast, supports our local and surrounding families by running an Out of Hours Care & Vacation Care Program. They schedule a variety of activities to enrich experiences for the children.
Kariong Neighbourhood Centre is a community hub for kariong and surrounding areas in the Central Coast Hinterland. The Centre was built for the community in 1988.
We are happy to support our local community in any way we can and we have had the opportunity to help contribute to a lovely cause to help local families.
If  you are interested in finding out more on Kariong Neighbourhood Centre and the programs they run click here.

Brighten Someone’s Day

May 13th, 2013

This winter/ spring we have a beautiful new range ‘Brighten Someone’s Day’.
Leave a lasting impression with flowers for that special someone.

Click here to view our full range.

Click here to shop online.

 

Australian Therapy Products

May 4th, 2013

Flowers bring so much joy visually but did you know there is also healing effects?

We have the Australian Therapy Products available in store. Add a nice surprise to your Mother’s Day floral arrangement this Mother’s Day.

We have three scents available in our bath and body  range to suit any Mum.

TROPICAL HIBISCUS.
The exotic fragrance of tropical hibiscus infused with native jasmine will create a mood of blissful tranquility.

AUSTRALIAN FRANGIPANI.
The unique fragrance of Australian frangipani with a hint of bush lime will take your mind and soul on a tropical journey.

TASMANIAN LAVENDER.
Tasmanian Lavender is reputed to be the best in the world and well known for its ability to calm and sooth the senses of body and mind.
Infused with a hint of native lilly pilly the combined fragrance is fresh and aromatic.

Hands Of Hope

May 3rd, 2013

 

Hands of hope is a Central Coast based non-government organisation that works to help people in Kenya pull themselves out of poverty. They do this by working alongside Kenyans at the grassroots level, building classrooms, housing for poor families and widows, running medical camps, installing water tanks and various other projects. At the moment Hands of Hope are currently working in Joodon school in Kisumu, a non-government school with a high rate of orphans and in the village of Akala, approximately one hour from Kisumu.

We are honored to extend a helping hand to assist  in raising money for their trivia night(held on the 18th of May) which will be raising money to make a real difference in the lives of many children and young people in Kenya.

To read more about this great cause and show your support by liking the Hands of Hope facebook page click here