Little Bampton, Cumbria

Flower Delivery to Cumbria by Clare Florist

Cumbria, located in the north west of England, is a non-metropolitan county. The county came into being back in 1974 and the largest town in the county is Carlisle. It should be noted thought that the population of Carlisle is only marginally larger than the population of Barrow-in-Furness. There are six districts in the Cumbria county, South Lakeland, Eden, Copeland, Carlisle, Barrow-in-Furness and Allerdale. In 2008, the county had a population of close to half a million people and there is a wide spread of people in the county, making Cumbria one of the most sparsely populated counties in the UK.

This is emphasised by the fact that Cumbria is the 3rd biggest ceremonial county in all of England. Cumbria shares a border with Dumfries and Falloway and the Scottish Borders in Scotland, the Irish Sea, Lancashire, North Yorkshire, County Durham and Northumberland.

Tourism is extremely important to Cumbria and the Lake District National Park welcomes more than 15 million visitors in a year. This provides a huge boost to the economy and around 36,000 people from Cumbria are employed in this tourism industry. Some of the most attractive sites in the county include the Whinlatter Forest Park, the Tullie House Museum, the Cathedral in Carlisle and the visitor centre in the Lake District.

As you would expect from a location that has such a high level of tourist activity, there are plenty of rail options in the county. The busiest train stations in the county include Oxenholme Lake District, Penrith, Barrow-in-Furness and Carlisle. The Cumbrian coast line connects the two largest towns in the county, providing a crucial rail link for locals and tourists alike. As you would expect from an area that has so much space and openness, there are many areas of terrific beauty to be found in Cumbria.

As the result of a campaign by Plantlife in 2002 in which members of the public were asked to vote for the wildflower they felt best represnted their county, the county of Cumbria has since been paired with Grass-of-Parnassus or 'Parnassia palustris.'

Even though there are likely to be many options when it comes to sending flowers in Cumbria, you’ll find that not every florist can be trusted or relied upon. There is a need to find a florist that provides you with a high level of service and with a great range of flowers for every occasion. In this sense, you’ll find that Clare Florist is the ideal florist if you are looking to send flowers in Cumbria.

One of the reasons that Clare Florist is the ideal choice is that they provide a great level of guarantees regarding their delivery processes. This is something that all customers should be looking for and the fact that Clare Florist aims to deliver their Cumbria flowers before midday has to be seen as a very positive thing. At the very least, the firm aims to deliver their flowers by 5pm, so you can rest assured that the flowers will arrive on the stated date of request. This service isn’t available on public holidays or Sundays but it is available at all other times.

Looking to send flowers to Cumbria?  When it comes to ensuring your loved ones receive a great gift at a price that suits you, Clare Florist is the best option for Cumbria flowers.

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