Flower delivery in Toronto, from our Richmond Hill studio

A Toronto florist, just up Yonge

If you're looking for a florist in Toronto, here's how we work: every order is designed by hand from that day's flowers in our studio in Oak Ridges, at the north end of Richmond Hill, with your gift message tucked in. The trade-off is distance. The centre of the city is about 35 minutes away, longer in traffic, so a few things work a little differently:

• Order by 1 pm for same-day delivery.
• Choose the Anytime window when you can. It gives us room for city traffic.
• There's no minimum order. Toronto is our longest drive, so the delivery fee is higher, and it shows at checkout before you pay.
• Your exact delivery fee shows at checkout once you enter the postal code.

Condos, offices and hospitals

Condos: include the unit number, buzzer code and the recipient's phone number. If nobody answers, we leave the flowers with the concierge, who will usually hold them and let the resident know.

Office towers: add the company name, a contact person, floor and suite. Many towers send deliveries to a loading dock or mailroom, and a name and phone number get the flowers upstairs faster.

Hospitals: we deliver to hospitals including Sunnybrook, North York General, Toronto General and Mount Sinai. Use the patient's full name and room or unit number. Some units, like intensive care, don't accept flowers.

Where we deliver in the city

All Toronto postal codes, from North York and Willowdale to Leaside, Midtown, the Annex, Yorkville, downtown, Leslieville, Etobicoke and Scarborough. North York and Midtown are the quickest for us. Downtown and the far east and west ends take longer, so the Anytime window makes the most sense there.

Start with roses, our luxury collection or everything available for same-day delivery.