Your Local Florist
Barberry Square Shopping Centre
25 Canning Rd
KALAMUNDA
08 9293 2817
Kalamunda's Original and Best Florist Shop - serving Kalamunda and the surrounding areas for over 30 years!
Looking for beautiful fresh flowers delivered to Kalamunda today? Wild Seasons Flowers is Kalamunda's leading florist and flower delivery service. Gorgeous fragrant flowers can be delivered to Kalamunda today with Wild Seasons Flowers!
Wild Seasons Flowers is the perfect florist for any occasion, whether it is a special celebration, birthday, anniversary, the arrival of a new baby, or a bereavement, our dedicated staff can create something to suit your specific requirements and budget and have your flower delivered to Kalamunda.
Wild Seasons Flowers has been serving the Kalamunda Hills area and Kalamunda for over 30 years. As a member of Interflora, Wild Seasons Flowers has qualified florists ready to create an arrangement of your choice. They have had extensive experience and have served the local market for over 30 years.
If you`re looking to have a beautiful floral arrangement delivered to Kalamunda, select a flower bouquet by occasion, flower type, or let us know what you have in mind and we will create a stunning flower arrangement tailored to your exact requirements.
Once your flower delivery has been made to Kalamunda, there is a number of easy ways to keep your flowers fresh:
If you`d like to have a stunning flower arrangement delivered to Kalamunda, order online or speak to us on 08 9293 2817.
Wild Seasons Flowers | Gorgeous fresh flowers delivered to Kalamunda today!
Kalamunda is a town and residential suburb located 25 kilometres east of Perth`s central business district, in the local government area of the City of Kalamunda. The suburb is found in the Darling Scarp at the eastern limits of metropolitan Perth. Greenmount State Forest is found to the east of Kalamunda, as well as Mundaring State Forest and Helena National Park. Kalamunda is situated between Gooseberry Hill to the north and Lesmurdie to the south.
The original inhabitants of the area that makes up Kalamunda today were the Noongar people. Following European settlement, a property named Headingly Hill was established in the suburb in 1881. The home, Stirk Cottage, is now a museum. The Kalamunda Zig Zag railway operated from 1891 to 1949. The suburb was gazetted as Kalamunda in 1901. The name Kalamunda is derived from the Noongar language, with cala meaning "fire", "home", "district", or "settlement" and mun-da meaning "forest" or "bush".
Kalamunda National Park is located to the east of the suburb. Kalamunda`s main retail precinct is situated in the suburb`s northeast, adjacent to Hedley Jorgensen Park. Kalamunda History Village and Kalamunda Water Park are found nearby in the suburb`s east.