Epsom's Flower History

Epsom, a quaint town in Surrey, England, is renowned for its rich history and vibrant floral culture. The town's history dates back centuries, with Epsom being mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. In contrast, the flower history of Epsom is relatively recent but equally impressive. The town has become famous for its beautiful flowers and stunning floral displays.

Epsom boasts a wide variety of flowers that are unique to the area. From colorful roses to delicate lilies, there is no shortage of options for flower enthusiasts. Additionally, the town takes pride in its famous flowers such as the Epsom Salts Rose and the Epsom Primrose.

To cater to the growing demand for flowers in Epsom, several flower shops have established a partnership with Flower Shops Network. One such shop is BBL Floral Design ang other local florists like Simon Smith, Cloudnine, and Flowerwise. This partnership ensures that customers have access to a wide range of floral arrangements and designs.

One notable feature of this network is their same-day flower delivery service if orders are placed before 2 pm. This convenience allows customers to surprise their loved ones with fresh blooms on special occasions or simply brighten up someone's day.

Customers can choose from three different ways to place an order: through Flower Shops Network's website, BBL Floral Design's website or by personally visiting the nearest flower shop. This flexibility caters to different preferences and ensures that everyone can easily access their desired blooms.

Whether ordering online or visiting in person, residents and visitors alike can enjoy the beauty and fragrance that Epsom has to offer through its partnership with local florists like BBL Floral Design.

Our Partner Florist

Louisa Jane Designer Florist, www.louisajaneflorist.net

66 Stafford Road, Wallington, SM6 9AY, United Kingdom

We also deliver flowers to the following nearby areas:

Woking

Guildford

Walton-on-Thames

Ewell

Esher

Camberley

Redhill

Epsom

Ashford

Weybridge