The weekly
Whatever's best on the bench.
$75Classic
PP·01 Florist · Unley Road, Adelaide
Flowers, the way you'd pick them.
Petal & Pine buys from South Australian growers at the market three mornings a week. Build your own bouquet stem by stem, or let us choose, and we'll have it there this afternoon.
- Same-day across Adelaide until 1pm
- Grown in SA where we can
- Like-for-like swaps, said up front
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Size
The bench · tap to add a stem
That's a full bouquet. Take one out to swap.
PP·02 Delivery
Today, if you're quick.
Order by 1pm for same-day delivery. Check your suburb for the fee.
Same-day deliveryOrder now
After 1pm, or on Sundays, we deliver the next delivery day.
PP·03 Shop
Or let us choose.
Our pick from the bench, wrapped and ready.
Sunny side
Oranges, yellows and corals.
$85Classic
Quiet white
Whites and greens.
$95Grand
Blue hour
Delphiniums and lisianthus.
$80Classic
PP·04 In season
Twelve months, what's good now.
Tap a month to see what's on the bench.
January
High summer: big, bright and quick to open.
- Dahlias
- Hydrangeas
- Sunflowers
- Zinnias
- Cosmos
- Lisianthus
February
Late summer: the dahlias keep coming.
- Dahlias
- Hydrangeas
- Sunflowers
- Zinnias
- Cosmos
- Gladioli
March
Autumn starts: dahlias at their best.
- Dahlias
- Chrysanthemums
- Nerines
- Garden roses
- Asters
- Proteas
April
Warm colours and the first natives.
- Dahlias
- Chrysanthemums
- Nerines
- Proteas
- Garden roses
- Autumn leaves
May
Mother's Day month: chrysanthemums everywhere.
- Chrysanthemums
- Proteas
- Garden roses
- Leucadendrons
- Banksias
- Eucalyptus
June
Winter: natives and the first hellebores.
- Hellebores
- Proteas
- Banksias
- Leucadendrons
- Camellias
- Eucalyptus
July
Deep winter: bulbs start pushing through.
- Hellebores
- Anemones
- Daffodils
- Camellias
- Proteas
- Jonquils
August
Spring's first: wattle and ranunculus.
- Wattle
- Ranunculus
- Anemones
- Daffodils
- Tulips
- Hellebores
September
Bulbs and blossom.
- Ranunculus
- Tulips
- Sweet peas
- Waratahs
- Blossom
- Anemones
October
Peak spring: the bench is full.
- Ranunculus
- Sweet peas
- Lilac
- Waratahs
- Freesias
- Stock
November
Peony season, briefly.
- Peonies
- Sweet peas
- Delphiniums
- Garden roses
- Stock
- Foxgloves
December
Christmas: the last peonies and the first hydrangeas.
- Peonies
- Hydrangeas
- Lilies
- Agapanthus
- Garden roses
- Sunflowers
A guide to South Australian seasons; most flowers come a few weeks earlier than in Tasmania.
PP·05 Order
Something fresh, today.
Build a bouquet or pick one of ours; order by 1pm and it's at the door this afternoon.