Send flowers to Cardross, Argyll And Bute

Flower Delivery to Cardross – A Large Village on the North Side of the Firth of Clyde

Situated halfway between Dumbarton and Helensburgh, the Scottish village of Cardross is located in the historic geographical county of Dunbartonshire. Despite that, Argyll and Bute serve as the modern political authority of the village.

About two kilometres north-west of Cardross is Ardmore  Point, a peninsula that is also a privately-owned piece of land. The area has a nature trail and is considered a Regionally Important Geographical Site because of its unique rock formations which include an exposed sea cliff. Ardmore Point is a popular site for fishing and bird spotting. In fact, grey seals are known to be seen within the area.

So if you and your partner are into those kinds of outdoor activities, a visit to Cardross is a treat. Not only can you enjoy nature-based activities, but the village is also home to a couple of buildings with historic or architectural interest. And if you want to make the trip a romantic one, simply get Cardross flowers to surprise your partner with. Or, you can get flowers in Cardross and present them to your date while having a meal. You can also opt to send flowers to Cardross by placing an order through our website!

HISTORY

In 1326, Robert the Bruce bought part of lands of Pillanflatt which were in the parish of Cardross from the Earl of Lennox. He died in 1329 in the manorial house that he built in the area. It is believed that the Mains of Cardross is where his royal manor was located.

ATTRACTIONS

Geilston Garden – a property of the National Trust for Scotland. The garden is located on the north-west of the village.

A ruined church – this is located on the road passing by Cardross from Dumbarton, a nearby town. The church was mistakenly bombed during the Second World War as it was thought to be a famous shipyard in Clydebank.

Listed Buildings

St Mahew's Chapel – dates back to the 14th century and was restored in the 1950s as a Catholic Church.
 
St Peter's Seminary (formerly) – located to the north of the village. This is closed to the public and its future is uncertain as well. It was abandoned in the late 1980s.

Kilmahew Castle – a 15th-century ruined castle built by the Napier clan. The castle is located to the north of the village.

TRANSPORTATION

The railway station in Cardross has direct links to Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverley stations on the North Clyde Line. First ScotRail operates the station.

Bus services in the village are provided by First Glasgow.

If someone you know in Cardross is celebrating a special occasion, you can always get in touch with us if you want to send flowers to Cardross for them. As an online florist, we stock a range of floral arrangements perfect whatever the occasion. We have blooms for anniversaries, birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and even occasions when you just want to make someone smile. You can also avail of our next-day delivery services when you order flowers for delivery to Cardross ahead of time.