Just Because flowers in Elizabeth

The everyday routes are the whole story on this page, and Elizabeth's are short and dense. Elmora and Elmora Hills (07202, 07208) take the most no-occasion volume — single-family blocks with front steps, driveways, storm doors, and the Elmora Avenue business strip running through the middle of it. Midtown and the Broad Street spine (07201, 07202) is the civic and commercial core: the Union County courthouse complex at 2 Broad Street, City Hall on Winfield Scott Plaza, Boxwood Hall on East Jersey Street where Elias Boudinot lived and Washington stopped in 1789, the colonial First Presbyterian congregation founded in 1664, the NJ Transit station, and apartments over storefronts that need a buzzer name and an apartment number. Peterstown (07206) is the historic Italian quarter of row houses off First Avenue and Third Avenue, with Mattano Park at its edge — the one neighbourhood where a driver almost never has to leave a bouquet on a step because somebody is home. Elizabethport (07206), the Port, covers First Street and the waterfront blocks toward the Arthur Kill on the ground where the Singer sewing-machine works once employed a large part of the city. The Bayway (07202, 07206) runs southwest to the Linden refinery line with Emiliosbayway Florist inside it. North Elizabeth (07201, 07208) covers North Avenue and the second rail station toward the Hillside line. Westminster, Frog Hollow and Keighry Head fill the rest, and beyond them Warinanco Park — the Union County park with its lake and sports centre that straddles the Elizabeth and Roselle line — marks the western edge of the everyday grid before it crosses into 07203 and 07083.