Flower delivery in Birmingham by 9 florists

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521 Slade Rd, Birmingham, B23 7JE

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123 reviews

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153 Somerford Road, BIRMINGHAM, B29 5LB

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140 reviews

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133 Falcon Lodge Crescent, Birmingham, B75 7LX

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107 reviews

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102 Priory road, Birmingham, B28 0TB

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99 reviews

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Unit 3 St Pauls Church, Walsall, WS1 1DA

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26 reviews

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28 Portland Rd, Walsall, WS9 8PZ

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47 Vyse Street, Birmingham, B18 6HF

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97 reviews

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23 Augusta Street, Birmingham, B18 6JA

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186 reviews

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25 Bramble Green, Dudley, DY1 3TP

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Quick Facts about Birmingham

Birmingham, Britain's second largest city, has seen something of a renaissance over recent years thanks to extensive redevelopment of the city centre and resurgence of the city's fabulous jewellery quarter, amongst others. Today, Birmingham remains an industrial hub, but with a vibrant, creative heart to explore.

It might not sound particularly interesting, but Birmingham Wholesale Market, one of the largest integrated wholesale markets in Europe, is well worth a visit. There, as well as all manner of interesting and unusual food and drink, you'll find a huge selection of flowers, ready to be snapped up by local florists and turned into bouquets for delivery across the city the same day. Be warned though…you'll need to get there early!

Talking of flowers, did you know that the flower synonymous with Birmingham is the Foxglove? This showy flower has grown for hundreds of years all over the city's many parks and industrial wastelands, including in Birmingham's 'endless village' where all manner of flora and fauna started grew in the disused rough ground.