Forest Hill and Leaside Flower Delivery
Mystic Flowers delivers fresh flowers across Forest Hill and Leaside, two established midtown Toronto neighbourhoods on either side of Yonge Street. Every bouquet, arrangement and sympathy tribute is hand-arranged by our florists in our Mississauga studio, and midtown is on our regular delivery routes seven days a week.
Same-day flower delivery in Forest Hill and Leaside
We offer same-day delivery of fresh flowers in Forest Hill and Leaside. Both are part of Toronto, so they fall in both of our delivery zones, which means delivery from Monday to Saturday and on Sundays as well. Orders of $50 or more are delivered free, orders under $50 have a $15 delivery fee, and we email you as soon as your flowers have been delivered.
If the flowers should go to a side door or a separate entrance rather than the front door, please say so in your order notes. If they need to arrive at a set time, call 905-677-9999 before you order and we will tell you what is possible for that address.
Midtown areas we deliver to
- Forest Hill South, south of Eglinton Avenue West
- Forest Hill North, north of Eglinton Avenue West
- Forest Hill Village, around Spadina Road and Lonsdale Road
- Leaside, around Bayview Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East
- The streets near Laird Drive and Leaside Memorial Community Gardens
Not sure about an address? Enter the postal code on our contact page or call the studio. For the areas just east of Leaside, see our East York page, and for the rest of the city, our Toronto page. We also deliver to North York and to York and Weston.
A village of trees and a town planned by a railway
Forest Hill took its name from the summer home of John Wickson, and the area was known before that as Spadina Heights. It became a village in 1923. Under its building codes in the 1920s and 1930s, every home had to be designed by an architect and have a tree in the front yard, which still shapes the look of its streets today. It joined the City of Toronto in 1967.
Leaside has a different story. William Lea built an octagonal brick house here in 1854 and called it Leaside, and the Canadian Pacific station took the name in 1894. In 1912, the owners of the Canadian Northern Railway hired landscape architect Frederick Todd to plan a community, and Leaside became a town on April 23, 1913. It merged with East York in 1967, and together they joined today's City of Toronto in 1998. Much of Todd's plan can still be seen in its streets today.
Flowers for family occasions
For a birthday, an anniversary or a dinner invitation, our best sellers and roses are a good place to start. For something with a quieter look, browse our white flowers or our orchids, which keep going for weeks on a hall table. Thanking a host? Our guide to flowers for a holiday party host has ideas. Our gift baskets are made to order and need at least one day's notice. Every order includes a free handwritten card.
Flowers for someone in hospital
For a patient at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, just north of Leaside, our page for the hospital has the address and what to include. Our get well flowers are a good place to start.
Sympathy and funeral flowers
Funeral flowers are delivered directly to the funeral home. West of Forest Hill, we deliver to the St. Clair Chapel of Jerrett Funeral Homes, and farther north on Yonge Street to the North York Chapel of Kane-Jerrett Funeral Homes. Customs around flowers differ from one faith to another, so our guide to funeral flower etiquette for different faiths is worth reading before you send. Add the funeral home and the drop-off time in your order notes, and see our sympathy and funeral flowers.