A floral clock in Victoria Square, on the reserve south-west of the Town Hall, beside the amphitheatre, at 55 Chester Street West in the Christchurch CBD. The clock was presented to the citizens of Christchurch by the retailer Calder Mackay Co. Ltd in 1953. It is electrically operated, and its face is about 8.5 metres across. Over 7,000 plants are needed each spring and autumn to create the design. Two bronze plaques are set into the wall at the base.
Nearby, the Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings are 0.2 km away, STAY is 0.3 km away, and the Christchurch Living History Walk and Our City O-Tautahi are both 0.4 km away. Open Locally lists nine other historic sites within a kilometre. The website describes the clock as one of the public clocks in Christchurch, and says the city's heritage map shows other points of interest nearby.