Do You Need to Find a Nearby Kilmore, VIC Florist?

Discover a kaleidoscope of colours in Kilmore, with Buds & Branches offering prompt, same day delivery to an array of local institutions, such as churches and other places of worship, cemeteries, funeral homes, nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, medical centres, and hospitals.

We offer delivery to a range of hospitals and medical facilities in Kilmore and surrounding areas, including Broadmeadows Health Services, Kilmore Medical Centre, The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Lakes Boulevard Medical, and Plenty Valley Community Health. In addition, we deliver to many cemeteries and funeral homes, among which are Mount Alexander Funerals, Arthurs Creek Cemetery, Northern Memorial Park, Gabrielle Walsh Funeral Services, and Borg Brothers Funerals.

Some of the churches and religious institutions to which we deliver are the Baptist Union of Victoria, St John’s Anglican Church, Crossway North Baptist Church, Presbyterian Church of Victoria, and Greek Orthodox Church of St Nektarios. We also service numerous assisted-living centres and retirement villages. Included among these are Good Shephard Aged Services, Violet Town Nursing Home, Regis Lake Park, Embracia on Ashley, and Whittlesea Lodge Nursing Home.

Buds & Branches will help you branch out into a lifetime of joyous adventures, with our elegant floral arrangements accentuating any celebration. Our flowers are all fluent in the language of love, highlighting your unbreakable bond on anniversaries and other special days.

‘Heart’s Treasure’ is better than any pot of gold or buried treasure chest. Housed in a simple glass cube, which radiates light and love, these pristine pink blooms look like they’re blushing, and will certainly have the same effect on your special someone. X marks the spot, straight to their heart!

Whether your wildest fantasy is a tropical island getaway, a snowy foreign adventure, or a spectacular deep-sea dive, ‘Floral Fantasy’ will transport you there. This upscale masterpiece pops with colour and gorgeous intensity, which must be seen to be believed. Whatever your fantasy, make sure it includes these beautiful blossoms.

60 kilometres north of Melbourne, Kilmore has the distinction of being one of Victoria’s oldest inland town settlements, after Hamilton Hume and William Hovell were the first European explorers to arrive in 1824. Prior to this, the area was inhabited by the Indigenous Woiwurung people.

As a result of its age, Kilmore still features many bluestone buildings, including the court house, hospital, and several churches. With a population of just under 7,000, Kilmore began as a popular destination for Celtic settlers, and remains a Celtic stronghold to this day, with a Celtic Festival being held each June.