Send Flowers to Diyarbakir, Turkey

Black basalt walls, among the longest and best preserved city walls in the world, encircle the old heart of Diyarbakir on a bluff above the Tigris. Below them the Hevsel Gardens have supplied the city with fruit and vegetables for centuries, and together the fortress and gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage site. Inside the walls, in the district of Sur, are stone courtyard houses, old mosques and churches.

Modern Diyarbakir has grown far beyond the walls, into Yenisehir, Baglar and the newer apartment complexes of Kayapinar, and it is one of the largest cities of south-eastern Turkey. Dicle University is here. Many families have members living in Istanbul, Germany and other parts of Europe, and flowers arrive for weddings, births and festive visits.

Flower delivery in Diyarbakir is next day, Monday to Saturday. Order before midnight Turkish time and a local florist makes and delivers the arrangement by hand. Summer heat is extreme, so hardy stems are preferred. No deliveries on Sundays or main public holidays.

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