Gymea Florist
Do you have a special occasion coming up and want to brighten the ambiance with beautiful flowers? The Flower Guys offer organic and magnificent flowers in Gymea that are one-of-a-kind and appropriate for any event.
Our Flower Guys Florists' professional designers will create any designs you like in accordance with your celebrations.
For additional information on how to order flowers, please visit our website at https://theflowerguys.com.au/ or call us at 02 9531 8223.
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Gymea Flower
The Flower Guys provide organic and exquisite flowers in Gymea that are unique in appearance and suitable for any occasion. Flower delivery options include fresh or dried flowers, bouquets, and flowers in vases or boxes and are arranged in a lovely manner. With their colorful, vibrant, and gorgeous blossoms, these nicely crafted flowers are great for a wedding or any other special occasion.
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Gymea Florist
The Flower Guys has professional florists proudly serving Gymea. The team is friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to serving customers and designing a stunning, eye-catching fresh, or silk floral arrangement. They are personalized just for you and are made of the highest quality and design.
Gymea florists are passionate about setting a new standard in the business by showcasing the flower`s natural beauty.
Gymea Flowers Delivered
The Flower Guys offer flower delivery to Gymea as well as its neighboring districts. The Gymea Florist provides same-day delivery and always delivers the freshest blooms on schedule. Customers can choose from a broad variety of floral designs, and ensure that the freshest, fragrant, and elegant flowers are well-delivered.
At The Flower Guys, we send quality flowers in a stunning arrangement to any special event, whether it is a wedding or party, formal or casual, or any other occasion. Visit our website at https://theflowerguys.com.au/ to place your order, or call us at 02 9531 8223.
About Gymea
Gymea is a suburb in the Sutherland Shire, a local government area in the state of New South Wales, Australia, approximately 26 kilometers south of Sydney`s central business district. It has the same postcode as nearby neighbourhood Gymea Bay, which is 2227.
History of Gymea
Gymea was named by the indigenous Eora people after the Gymea Lily, Doryanthes excelsa, which is a 6m tall perennial that grows abundantly in the area. The Gymea Lily has become a symbol of the region, appearing on the crests of many local businesses.
Tourist Attractions in Gymea
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre is one of Australia`s most well-known and respected regional galleries and art centres, located at Gymea. It has a large public gallery, an arts center, and a wonderful cafe right next to a large garden where children can run and play.
Gymea Village is one of the Sutherland Shire`s oldest shopping areas. There are a variety of retail stores, service businesses, restaurants, coffee shops, and other businesses to choose from.
Broaden the scope of your arty itinerary that includes some food and wine appreciation. Make a lunch reservation at the Hazelhurst Café`s garden-like seating area, which is full of tempting options.
Friends of Hazelhurst, a low-cost $25 membership that includes invitations to the official openings of all major exhibitions, is another option for well-heeled residents in the community.
Schools and Sports in Gymea
Gymea is home to a number of educational institutions.
Gymea North Public School is a public primary school; St Catherine Labouré Primary is a Catholic primary school; Gymea Technology High School is a secondary school; and the Sydney Montessori School is a pre-primary, primary, and secondary school. Many Gymea students attend schools in Gymea Bay, particularly Gymea Bay Public School (the Sutherland Shire`s largest primary school) and Kirrawee. Gymea is also home to a Sydney Institute of TAFE campus.
Gymea, like many other suburbs in the Sutherland Shire, has a strong youth sports culture, with well-established cricket, rugby league, swimming (Gymea Bay Amateur Swimming Club), football (Gymea United FC, the largest club in Oceania), and netball teams.