Can I buy this as a gift?
Absolutely — it makes a beautiful gift. Just enter the recipient's name and email at checkout and we'll send the pickup notifications directly to them. Perfect for a new mom, a neighbor going through a hard time, or anyone who deserves beautiful things.
What exactly do I get in my bouquet?
Farm-fresh flowers — whatever is hitting peak that week. The summer subscription is built around our 26 varieties of dahlias and 6 varieties of sunflowers. No filler, no padding.
Where and how do I pick up my flowers?
Every Saturday by noon we drop bouquets in a chilled cooler near Giant at River Hill Village Center. You'll get an email that morning with the exact spot. Pick up anytime Saturday — your bouquet stays fresh in water until end of day Sunday.
Is it really just $250 for eight weeks?
Yes — $250 total, paid once upfront. No recurring charge, no subscription to cancel. Just eight weeks of beautiful flowers brought to your neighborhood. That's about $31 a week for a fresh, farm-grown bouquet.
What if I miss a pickup week?
We'll email you when your bouquet is ready. Flowers are available until end of day Sunday — after that they're donated locally. We can't offer refunds for missed pickups, so we make sure you get plenty of notice.
Are your flowers really chemical-free?
No chemicals. Ever. We planted these in dirt with compost. That's it. No synthetic pesticides, no shortcuts. Our flowers have been supplying local florists for years because quality matters — and that starts in the ground.
What if I'm not happy with my bouquet?
We grow what we grow — real farm flowers, not a florist arrangement. But if you're ever unhappy with your bouquet just email us and we'll make it right. We're neighbors. That's how we do things.
Do you offer peonies too?
Yes — our peony subscription runs for four weeks in late spring (sold out for 2026). The summer subscription is open now. Two seasonal subscriptions a year, every year. Get on the 2027 peony early-access list at the bottom of this page to hear before anyone else.