Flower delivery in Salt

When home is “Girona” but the street is in Salt

An in-law or friend may give you a “Girona” address that is really in Salt, so it pays to check. Between 1974 and 1983 Salt was part of the municipality of Girona; since 1983 it has been its own municipality again (Salt town hall and Idescat, the Catalan statistics office). Ask for the address as it appears on a letter or a bill. Write Salt as the town; Girona still belongs on the address, as the province.

From Barri Vell to La Massana: the districts of Salt

Salt’s town hall groups its districts into sectors: Barri Vell and Barri dels Escriptors to the west, Barri Centre in the middle, El Veïnat to the east, and Sant Cugat, La Massana, Mas Masó-Hospital and El Pla to the south. A district tells you roughly where someone lives in Salt, but the courier works from the full address, written in this order: street and number, floor and door for a block of flats, postcode, Salt, Girona. Add a phone number they answer.

Santa Caterina, the hospital inside Salt

Hospital Santa Caterina is in the Parc Hospitalari Martí i Julià, inside the town of Salt, according to IAS. For a patient there, Salt is the town on the address. Ask the family which ward and who can take the flowers, and ask the ward first whether they are allowed. If nobody can confirm that, their home is the safer address.

The Trueta is in Girona, even when home is in Salt

If the family tells you someone is “at the Trueta”, that means a different town. The full name is Hospital Universitari de Girona Doctor Josep Trueta, and it stands on Avinguda de França in the city of Girona, so a patient there has a Girona address even when home is in Salt. Before you order, find out the ward and check with the ward whether flowers can be brought in and who would take them. You may also see news of a new Trueta planned for Salt; the address the family gives you today is the one to use.

If someone in the family worked at the Coma Cros in Salt

The Coma Cros was a textile mill in Salt. The town hall records that it carried on as a mill until 1998, and that when the first textile factories opened a large part of their workforce were women. If your partner’s grandmother or an aunt worked there, that part of the family story may well come up at the table. Today the building is the Factoria Cultural Coma Cros. White roses suit that kind of memory without needing many words.

“Your stories from the mill are the best part of every visit. With love from us all.”

A degree finished with UNED or UOC in Salt

UNED and UOC, two distance-learning universities, have study centres at the Coma Cros in Salt, according to the town hall. If someone in the family has finished a degree after years of fitting it around everything else, twelve pink roses tell them the effort was noticed. Send the bouquet to their home in Salt, not to the study centre.

“All those late nights, and now it’s official. Huge congratulations from all of us.”

For someone who never misses the flower and seedling fair in Salt

Is the person you have in mind a keen gardener? Salt has its own market for that: the Fira de la Flor i el Planter, which sells seedlings, flowers and herbs and reached its 16th edition at Parc Monar on 12 April 2026. If they never miss it, or have a plot in the vegetable gardens of Les Deveses, mixed daisies are a cheerful way to show you thought of them. To be clear, our bouquets are made in our workshop and have no connection with the fair.

“Flowers you didn’t have to grow yourself, for once. Enjoy them.”