Realtime Flowers Brisbane connects premier local and interstate flower growers with Queensland's leading florists and wholesalers. Transparent trading, daily fresh floor arrivals, and 24/7 online account management.
Trading Floor Opens
Consignment Transparency
Online Invoices & Statements
We bridge the gap between regional flower farms and the commercial floristry market with full financial accountability and direct morning trade.
Wholesale Florists
“Going to the markets has never been easier”
You enter the marketplace; colours, smells and the buzz of a crowd hit your ears. You find the area you need and go about viewing the fresh produce and making your way to the front. You choose the best-looking product — there is nothing like it.
Growers & Suppliers
“More time to grow”
Imagine all your produce going to one seller, being able to control the price asked, receiving real time feedback on market trends as well as receiving quicker returns for your goods and having access to all your accounting needs online, when and how you want them. This is what we offer.
Located at the heart of the Brisbane Markets commercial precinct in Rocklea.
Early morning trade frenzy for registered buyers and retail florists.
Direct intake for local and interstate refrigerated freight delivery.
Brisbane Markets Commercial Precinct
32 Sherwood Road, Rocklea QLD 4106
Phone: (07) 3255 8699
Fax: (07) 3217 1176
Email: admin@rtfb.com.au
Sales: sales@rtfb.com.au
Supplies: supply@rtfb.com.au
Practical post-harvest care, ethylene avoidance, and coolroom management guides for professional florists and consignment flower growers.
The complete professional guide to underwater stem trimming, vase hygiene, floral nutrients, and doubling arrangement display life.
Recognizing the plant aging hormone, identifying sensitive crops (carnations, lilies, orchids), avoidance practices, and building scrubbers.
Silver Thiosulphate preparation rules, 15-minute rapid pulse vs overnight cool soak, and complete 10-Litre dilution mixing tables.
Early identification of grey mould petal spots on roses and dark blooms, coolroom dew point control, and cooler sanitation protocols.
Restoring water column turgidity, acidifying to pH 3.5 with citric acid, wetting agents for woody stems, and high-sugar energy pulsing.
Maintaining 0–2°C targets, high-humidity micro-climates without fan desiccation, internal thermometer checks, and hygiene.