Book before December 31st and I’ll hold 2026 pricing for you — 20% off every subscription.

After the first of the year, everything goes back to full price. Booking early helps me order seed and bulbs for exactly what you’ll be getting, so I genuinely appreciate it.

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Stay in Bloom for 2027 Flowers

Flowers Grown with Intention

HOW IT WORKS

Pick your Season:
Take one, take a few, or take the whole year. Everything runs every other Friday now — except the early tulips. Those run two weeks back to back, because tulips bloom fast and don’t wait for anyone.

Choose from Jar or Wrap:
The jar is our signature wrapped bouquet, ready to set on the counter the second you get home. The wrap has a few more stems and comes kraft-wrapped for your own vase. Both are cut Thursday, made for you Friday.

Pickup on Friday or We’ll Deliver:
Pickup is Fridays 4–6pm at the stand. Or, new this year, we’ll bring them to you Friday morning — more on that below.

The 2027 Calendar

Put these in your phone now. Future you will thank you. Here are our subscription pickup/delivery dates (weather permitting):

Early Tulip: March 19th & March 26th
Spring: April 9th & April 23rd
Early Summer: June 4th & June 18th
Peak Summer: July 16th, July 30th, August 13th & August 27th
September: September 10th & September 24th
October Dahlia: October 1st & October 15th

The stand opens Mother’s Day weekend (May 7th – 9th) and closes for the season October 15th – 17th. Subscriber bouquets are always set aside before the stand ever opens.

  • Spring Flower Subscription

    Soft, romantic early-season bouquets featuring peonies, snapdragons, feverfew, early sunflowers, and pastel tones. Ideal for gifting and for easing into flower season.

  • Early Summer Flower Subscription

    Peak abundance featuring specialty zinnias, pastel mixes, sunflowers in multiple colorways, early dahlias, snapdragons,  celosia, and lush seasonal textures.

  • Peak Summer Flower Subscription

    High-summer color with the most abundant flush of zinnias, summer sunflowers, celosia, gomphrena, herbs, and texture-forward bouquets.

  • September Flower Subscription

    A month of abundant, late-Summer color — packed with peak zinnias and the very first big waves of dahlias. September is one of the most beautiful transitions on the farm.

  • October Dahlia Subscription

    A full month of dahlia-forward bouquets, with local flower farm support for abundant, premium blooms. The perfect subscription for dahlia lovers.

  • Full-Season Annual Subscription

    Enjoy a full season of guaranteed blooms with our highest-value subscription. Includes 1 free birthday bouquet, an automatic 5% bundle savings, and an exclusive Bits & Blooms snaffle bit charm for 2027 members.

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Yes, We Deliver Now

I’ve been asked about this more times than I can count, so here it is. Friday mornings between 10am and 12pm, within 15 miles of the farm, for $8 a delivery. 

Your flowers get left at the door in water, so you don’t need to be home. If there’s a spot you’d rather we use — side porch, back step, behind the planter so the neighbor’s dog leaves them alone — just tell us at checkout.

Not sure if you’re within 15 miles? Message me before you order and I’ll check.

Flower Subscription FAQs

What's actually going to be in my bouquet?

Whatever looks best in the field that week. I couldn’t promise you specific flowers even if I wanted to — the weather decides a lot of it. Spring leans tulips, ranunculus, anemones, and snapdragons. Summer is zinnias, dahlias, and celosia. October is dahlias until the frost shuts everything down. Most of it grows right here, and when I need to fill a gap, I get it from flower farmers I know in NJ and PA.

Why did you switch to every other week?

Honestly, so I’m not cutting your flowers and a wedding’s flowers out of the same bed on the same day. The off weeks go to weddings, bulk buckets, and events — which means when it’s your week, you’re getting the good stuff instead of whatever’s left.

What if I can't make a pickup?

Just let me know ahead of time and we’ll work something out. Life happens. What I can’t do is leave flowers sitting in a bucket all weekend, so a heads-up goes a long way. Flower subscriptions are non-refundable.

Can I gift a subscription?

Absolutely — it’s one of my favorite gifts to hand over. Add the person’s name in the notes at checkout and I’ll take it from there.

What happens when a season fills up?

It closes. I can only sell what the field can actually grow, and I’d rather say no now than shortchange you in July. Hop on the waitlist by joining our email list, and you’ll be the first to know if a spot opens.