Do you need a beautiful, fresh floral arrangement delivered to Liverpool today? A Lazy Daisy Florist is Liverpool's leading award-winning florist of choice. Place your order before 11am for same day delivery to Liverpool.
A Lazy Daisy Florist is an award-winning Interflora florist based in Prestons, Sydney. We deliver stunningly beautiful and high quality bouquets, themed arrangements, plants, hampers and gifts to Liverpool.
We take extra care to ensure that your flower order is perfectly presented, packed and delivered to Liverpool on time with same day delivery available and in most cases next day delivery Australia Wide.
A Lazy Daisy Florist caters to all occasions including: Weddings, Mother's Day, Birthdays, Get Well, New Baby, Anniversaries, Sympathy, Funerals and more. Lazy Daisy flowers and other items are delivered same day to Liverpool when ordered by 11am.
We offer beautiful seasonal flower arrangements, colour-hued bouquets, beautiful houseplants and more. Looking to have some gorgeous flowers delivered to Liverpool? Order online, call us on 02 9772 4777 or email us at flowers@lazydaisy.com.au to discuss what you have in mind.
With the right care, it's possible to make your beautiful flowers from A Lazy Daisy Florist last for some time:
A Lazy Daisy Florist delivers gorgeous, fresh flowers and other beautiful items to Liverpool. Order online, call us on 02 9772 4777 or email us at flowers@lazydaisy.com.au to discuss your Liverpool flower delivery today!
Liverpool is a commercial and residential suburb located 27 kilometres southwest of Sydney's central business district. The suburb is a commercial hub and is the administrative seat of the local government area of the City of Liverpool. Liverpool is situated between Cabramatta to the north and Casula to the south. Founded in 1810, Liverpool is one of Australia's oldest urban settlements.
Following European settlement, Liverpool was established in 1810 as an agricultural centre by Governor Lachlan Macquarie. The district was named after the English city of Liverpool, as well as Robert Banks Jenkinson, Earl of Liverpool and the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Its strategic position on the Georges River, as well as on the Sydney to Melbourne railway line, saw Liverpool become a major transportation and agricultural centre in the late 1850s. Up until the 1950s, Liverpool was an agricultural satellite town of Sydney. It gradually transformed into an outer suburb of metropolitan Sydney over the following decades as Sydney sprawled in size and population.
Liverpool's bustling central business district is found in the suburb's northeast, adjacent to the Georges River and Liverpool train station. Liverpool's CBD has a Hoddle Grid layout, similar to that of Melbourne, with a number of laneways and arcades found off of its main streets.
