Same-day delivery
Order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday
GTA-wide
Every Toronto neighbourhood + 20 GTA cities
Designed to order
Arranged fresh in our Toronto studio
Four sizes
Mini to Grand, prices listed up front
Cindy's Flowers offers same-day sunflower delivery in Toronto and across the GTA. Order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday, and your sunflower bouquet is arranged to order in our Toronto studio from $49 — brightest through the Ontario season, July to October. Three sunflower arrangements are always on the menu — a classic bunch, a sunflower-and-rose mix, and a wild meadow style.
Frequently asked
Yes — order from Cindy's Flowers before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday, and a sunflower bouquet is hand-tied that morning in our Toronto studio and delivered the same day across Toronto and the GTA, from $49.
When to send sunflowers
Sunflowers are the most versatile cheerful-occasion stem there is. They're a birthday default for anyone who'd find roses too formal, the single best get-well flower — bright, unfussy, visible from a hospital bed across the room — and a natural fit for congratulations and just-because moments. They're also summer's answer to seasonal gifting: from July to October an Ontario-grown sunflower bouquet is the most in-season flower you can send in Toronto.
They also earn their place at bigger moments: a graduation bouquet in June reads exactly like the day feels, a thank-you in sunflowers is warmth without formality, and through September and October they anchor Thanksgiving arrangements alongside harvest roses. If the recipient has pets, sunflowers are also the safe default — genuinely non-toxic to cats and dogs, unlike lilies.
Caring for your sunflowers
Sunflowers are the heaviest drinkers in the flower world — a bouquet can empty half a vase overnight, and most 'wilted' sunflowers are just thirsty. Use a tall, sturdy vase (those heads are top-heavy), fill it two-thirds with fresh water, and check the level daily rather than every few days. Recut each stem on a sharp diagonal when they arrive; their thick stems seal quickly, so recut again every couple of days.
Strip any leaves that would sit below the waterline — sunflower foliage fouls water faster than most — and keep the vase out of direct afternoon sun, which sounds ironic but shortens vase life. If a head droops, recut the stem and give it an hour in deep water; sunflowers rebound better than almost any cut flower. Expect seven to ten days of vase life, with the big faces opening wider through the first few.
One more habit worth keeping: top the vase up with lukewarm rather than cold water — sunflowers drink faster when the water isn't a shock — and add flower food at every full change. A bouquet that drinks well in its first 24 hours sets its vase life for the week.
About Sunflowers delivery in Toronto
No flower is easier to read than a sunflower. It means cheerfulness the way a red rose means love — instantly, across every culture and age group — which makes it one of the few stems you can send with zero risk of a mixed message. In the Victorian language of flowers, sunflowers stood for adoration and loyalty; in practice they stand for someone deciding your day should be better.
Ontario is genuine sunflower country. Local fields come into cut production from July through October, and in-season Ontario stems are a different product from the greenhouse version — thicker stems, broader faces, foliage that still looks like summer. That local window is when sunflowers headline our bouquets; through the rest of the year they appear as imported stems and as accents alongside roses and seasonal mixed bouquets.
Design-wise, sunflowers do their best work in confident numbers — five to ten stems in a simple vessel, no filler competing with those faces — or as the anchor of a bright meadow-style mix. Either way, every arrangement is hand-tied to order in our Toronto studio and delivered same-day across Toronto and the GTA when you order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday.
Our sunflower menu runs three ways: the Classic Sunflower Bouquet — ten stems, solidago, nothing else; the Sunflower & Rose Harvest, where coral roses warm the palette into late summer; and the Sunflower Meadow Mix, which sets them loose among daisies, delphinium, and grasses. One flower, three completely different rooms.
A practical note for gift-senders: sunflowers are one of the few premium stems that are completely non-toxic to cats and dogs, which makes them our first recommendation for households with pets — where the lilies you might otherwise send are off the table entirely.