St Dominick, Cornwall

Flower Delivery to St Dominick – A Civil Parish and Village in Cornwall

Located 2½ miles east of Callington and five miles north of Saltash, St Dominick (the historic spelling of the village's name) is bounded by the parish of Calstock to the north, River Tamar to the east and St Mellion parish to the south. These days, the village's name is spelled as St Dominic but Ordnance Survey maps still use the ancient spelling; Cornwall Council has dropped the k from the village's name.

The parish of St Dominick is named after St Dominica, a female saint. It is in the Deanery and Hundred of East. It is also in the Registration District of St Germans. The settlements that make up the parish include Burraton, Bohotheric and Halton Quay.

ATTRACTIONS

There are interesting historical attractions in and around St Dominick. If you like to visit such sites, a brief trip to this Cornwall village will do. You can even make it a romantic getaway by presenting your date with St Dominick flowers. But if you weren't able to get flowers in St Dominick, you can always order online from us! We are more than delighted to send flowers to St Dominick for you!

All that said, here's what you can find in and around St Dominick:

Church of St Dominica – the parish church. This is dedicated to St Dominica and features two aisles. The south one was the earliest one constructed. The tower, which dates back to the 13th century, features an unusual design.

Cotehele – a house in the care of the National Trust. It lies north of St Dominick. This Tudor house features outstanding collections, as well as a garden, quay and estate.

The garden is open daily and features 12 distinct areas to explore; it's where you'll find formal areas, a wild Valley Garden, two orchards, ponds and tranquil corners.

The estate is also open to the public to explore and features 1,300 acres of wooded paths which open up to views of the river and surrounding countryside.

The quay is the best place to start your exploration of Cotehele. There is an Edgcumbe tea-room here that is open from 11 am to 4 pm.
 
Lastly, the house (which will re-open on 12 March) was built during the medieval period but is now mostly Tudor. You can explore all four floors to learn the history of the Edgcumbe family who lived in the house for 600 years.

Should someone you know in the village be celebrating an anniversary, a birthday, or be it Mother's Day, Valentine's Day or you just want to make someone smile, and you want to send flowers to St Dominick, we are the online florist for you! We provide next-day delivery services to St Dominick and its surrounding areas. Plus, you can avail of our next-day delivery services when you order flowers for delivery to St Dominick ahead of schedule.

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