Ashfield Florist

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Ashfield Florist

website. Click on the category buttons below or to the right, to see all the flowers to help make your choice before you buy. We can send a beautiful fresh flower bouquet to all locations in Ashfield Australia, or a stylish arrangement or a gift basket to anyone in Ashfield anytime ... You are at the right place. for a local Ashfield florist shop that delivers fresh flowers daily.
We supply special flower arrangements for birthdays, congratulations, flowers with chocolates, new baby, sympathy tributes, get well soon flowers and hampers. Mother's Day and Valentine's flowers. Deliveries to all local hospitals, retirement homes, funeral directors, hotels and offices

Ashfield, New South Wales
(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.)
Ashfield (population 20,700) is a suburb in the Municipality of Ashfield, in the inner-west of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. It lies approximately 10 kilometres west of the central business district. Its postcode is 2131. Demographically, Ashfield features considerable ethnic diversity, with approximately 51% of residents born outside of Australia. This is evidenced by the preponderance of Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese shops and businesses located along the main artery of Liverpool Road. Colloquially among Chinese Australians, Ashfield is often called "Little Shanghai" Housing is characterised equally by a mixture of 'grand Victorian' and Federation-era freestanding homes, and post-war medium-density unit dwellings . The current suburb of Ashfield has the same boundaries now as when it was incorporated in 1872. Ashfield became a fashionable suburb in the late 19th century, when many people moved from the Eastern Suburbs, to the supposedly drier climate of Ashfield. From 1890s to 1948 a tram service operated to Ashfield. The trams were originally powered by steam, but were electrified in 1910. Subdivision for gardens and housing occurred mostly in the 1920s and 30s. High schools in Ashfield include: Ashfield Boys High School. Bethlehem College. Oldest school in the area, established for Catholic girls in 1881 by the Sisters Of Charity. De La Salle College. Established for Catholic boys in 1916 by the De La Salle Brothers