Flowers to Cloncurry Hospital – order online
Sending flowers to Cloncurry Hospital in Queensland is a way of letting someone know you are thinking of them when you cannot be at the bedside. Australian hospitals set their own rules ward by ward: intensive care and transplant units do not accept flowers at all, and some wards ask for no pollen. Ring the ward before you order, give the patient's full name and the ward when you do, and choose a compact arrangement in a container that holds its own water so the staff are not left to find a vase.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to Cloncurry Hospital
Can I send flowers to Cloncurry Hospital?
In most wards yes, but not everywhere. Intensive care, transplant and some oncology wards do not accept flowers or plants. Ring the ward first, and ask whether pollen is a problem for the patient in that room.
What should I write on the order for Cloncurry Hospital?
Give the patient's full name, the ward and the hospital name. Without a ward the flowers stop at reception and can wait there for hours.
What kind of bouquet suits a hospital room?
Something compact and unscented, in a container that holds its own water. Avoid lilies and other strongly scented flowers, avoid pot plants with soil, and keep the arrangement small enough for a bedside table.