Delivery of Beautiful Flowers to Brazoria, TX

The city is located in Brazoria County and is one of the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land megalopolis areas. The city was founded on land that Stephen F. Austin donated to John Austin. John Austin chose the Brazoria name because he quoted "for the single reason that I know of none like it in the world." A notable resident in the history of the community is Sofie Herzog. Sulfur and oil were discovered in the Brazil River, and the construction of a bridge helped regenerate the town's fortune after the loss of its county seat to Angleton. After this development, the Banner Weekly News started publishing. The city boasted of over fifty businesses that caused celebrations in the community, Frontier Days, the Santa Ana Ball, the No Name Festival, No-Name Cook-Off, and Heritage March Celebration. The city is rich in community involvement. The city is a prime location to enjoy its small-town charm and have a career. It is a peaceful, friendly town just some hours away from the Gulf of Mexico and Houston, America's fourth-largest city. It is a city with a growing job market and economy and a low cost of living. It has a growing housing market, a great educational system, and local amenities, and the city is a nice place to raise a family and live. This charming city and its great people, festivities and fun, and hospitality make it an inviting and warm place to work and live.

The Brazoria Heritage Foundation is located in the city and was established to preserve and honor its rich history. They constructed a Museum and Civic Center to bring the community's citizens together, to unite in commerce, entertainment, festivities, and charities. It preserves buildings and monuments of historical importance with a long-term goal of reviving and rebuilding Old Town Brazoria to provide tourist attractions for the city.

Public Facilities and Schools

The Brazoria Library is one of the County Library systems. The Sweeny Community Hospital serves the residents of the community. Although it is not within city limits, it still serves them and the neighboring communities which are within driving distance; Brazosport Regional, Sweeny Community, UTMB Angleton-Danbury, and Matagorda. The city's airport is the Eagle Air Park. The Columbia-Brazoria Independent School District and Brazosport College district serve the city's residents. The schools in the town include Wild Peach Elementary, Brazoria-Barrow Elementary School, West Brazos Junior High School, and Columbia High School. Avas Flowers offers delivery to the schools in the city. Visit our website for more information.