What is a subscription?

It’s commonly known as a CSA. Community supporting agriculture. You support your local farmer and the farmer in return sells you their product.

How does it actually work?

You can take a relaxing drive out to the farm through the country and pick up your bouquets. Or you can choose to purchase the delivery option. Delivered flowers will be dropped off at the address of your choice. The delivery boundaries are listed on the sales page. A container of some sort must be outside your door to receive your flowers. Flowers dehydrate quickly and your bouquet will die if not placed in water.

When does the subscription start?

The season runs from May – September. Tulips will be our first flower and that’s usually in May. As we get closer to the season start we will notify everyone via email.

What if I have some distance to come?

Whether you have a flower subscription or come for U pick flowers they must be treated the same. Heat and an extended time period of being without water will really reduce your bouquets shelf life. If coming to the farm bring a travelling cup with some water in it. Deliveries are drop and go. If waiting for a delivery it’s vital that you have a container with some water in it ready to receive your bouquets.

Conflict in Schedules

Bouquet pickups are only available on the day and time that they are scheduled. Missed pickups are not refunded or exchanged. Your bouquet will already have been made and is ready for you to pick up. If you are not able to come please send someone else in your place. We also cannot change your dates if you are away on vacation. Think about gifting your bouquet to someone else during that time frame. They will think you are the best and love you for it. Bouquets not picked up will be gifted. Either to a hospital, seniors center or shut ins that we are in contact with.

Can a subscription be given as a gift?

Absolutely! Few gifts bring pleasure like fresh cut flowers. When you make your purchase check off the box stating that this subscription is a gift.

Extending your flowers vase life.

It’s so important to keep your flowers hydrated. Just can’t stress that enough. It’s equally important that the water is clean. Put your flowers in a clean vase. Change the water every couple of days. Heat is another thing that will shorten vase life. If they sit in a hot vehicle for a long period of time your flowers will not be happy. Keep them out of direct sun in your home. That heat will also make your flowers droop quickly.

Enjoy your flowers and thank you.
glenda