**A La Carte and DIY options are available during the growing season. This typically begins around Mother’s Day early may to the beginning of November, depending on the first frost in the area. See what’s growing in each month below.

Just need a few things for your wedding or event?

A la carte or DIY might be your solution

Getting frustrated about minimums?

A la carte or DIY might be your solution

The toughest thing about only needing a few florals is that your florist has to order flowers in 10 item bunches or 25 item bunches, even if we only need to use 3 of those flowers. We still have to purchase the entire bunch for those 3 flowers. So it makes purchasing flowers for smaller weddings and events unprofitable as a business.

One huge bonus when you like local flowers is that I grow my own flowers! So I can only cut 3 flowers if I only need 3. I don’t have to spend $15 to use only $5 worth of flowers. Also, often times wholesalers have minimums. But my garden doesn’t have minimums. And the quality is often fresher and better than what I get at the wholesalers.

The biggest difference is that when it’s not in season around here, I have to purchase it from a wholesaler. This can be done, but at a much smaller margin.

A la carte items

You can guide the color palette, but the flowers are whatever is growing best within your palette.

  • Bridal Bouquets

  • Bridesmaid Bouquets

  • Boutonnieres

  • Wrist Corsages

  • Bud vase rentals

  • Bud vase centerpieces

  • Medium sized centerpieces

DIY items

  • Bucket o’ blooms

    • Contains 60-70 stems of focal flowers, filler flowers, and greenery

    • All local, organically and sustainably grown

    • You can guide the color palette, but the flowers are whatever is growing best within that palette.

    • These buckets are not arranged in any way. Leave the fun part to you!

    • $90 per bucket

Availability per month

May

Ranunculus, Bupleurum, Anemone, Agrostemma, Peonies, Larkspur, Spirea, Delphinium

June

Ranunculus, Agrostemma, Nigella, Larkspur, Snapdragons, Fever few, Bupleurum, Yarrow, Pennycress, Bells of Ireland, Lisianthus, Queen Anne’s Lace, Stock, Delphinium

July

Lisianthus, Hydrangea, Zinnias, Strawflower, Campanula, Explosion grass, Cornflower, Queen Anne’s Lace, Yarrow, Amaranth, Marigolds, Cosmos, Black eyed Susan, *Dahlias are starting but have thick stems,

August

Lisianthus, Hydrangea, Zinnias, Strawflower, Amaranth, Marigolds, Cosmos, Celosia, Explosion grass, Basil, Gomphrena, Cornflower pods, Yarrow, Black eyed Susan, Abelia, *Dahlias but some have thick stems,

September

DAHLIAS! Hydrangea, Zinnias, Strawflower, Amaranth, Celosia, Marigolds, Salvia, Sedum, Gomphrena, Cosmos, Yarrow, Basil

October

DAHLIAS! Zinnias, Strawflower, Amaranth, Celosia, Marigolds, Gomphrena, Cosmos, Basil

November

Mums, Zinnias, Amaranth, Celosia, Marigolds, Gomphrena, Cosmos, , Basil