Send Flowers to Ashkelon, Israel

On the southern Mediterranean coast, Ashkelon has a history going back thousands of years, and the national park by the sea still holds ancient walls and ruins among the lawns. The modern city is far newer: a string of neighbourhoods running parallel to wide sandy beaches, with a marina in the middle.

Afridar, one of the first modern districts, was founded with the help of South African Jews and keeps its garden-suburb layout, while Barnea in the north is a sought-after area of villas and new apartment blocks. Many residents arrived from the former Soviet Union, North Africa and Ethiopia, and they have family spread around the world.

If you would like to send flowers to Ashkelon, a local florist delivers the next day, Sunday to Friday, for orders received before midnight Israel time. Same-day and Saturday deliveries are not offered. Deliveries also reach Barzilai Medical Center. Summer here is hot and bright, so bouquets do best in a shaded room.

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