2025 Flower Subscriptions
Local Specialty Cut Flowers
"Where flowers bloom, so does hope."
Our flowers are locally grown with care, meaning they are fresher, last longer, and are more sustainable than store-bought flowers. By choosing locally grown blooms, you’re supporting a small flower farm and bringing home flowers that are truly unique to the season. Every bouquet is hand-harvested at peak freshness, ensuring you receive the most beautiful, high quality flowers straight from our fields to your home.
Kind Words
Angi, Thank you so much for making a special delivery of my flowers. They are exceedingly beautiful. It seems that each bouquet has its own character and speaks of the glory of God who created them. Thank you for the loving way that you care for them and bring them to our table.
— SANDY
FAQs
What happens if I am on vacation and cannot pick up my flowers on a particular pick-up date?
If you are out of town during a pick-up day, we encourage you to spread some joy through flowers by gifting that week’s CSA to a friend or neighbor.
How can I make my flowers last longer?
Start with a clean vase.
Gently strip the leaves off of the stem so no leaves fall below the waterline.
Cut each stem at a 45-degree angle with a clean sharp knife or scissors.
Change the water every 2-3 days.
Don’t be afraid to pull the dead flowers out of the arrangement or pull off bad petals
Keep flowers away from ripening fruit and out of direct sunlight.
How long can my flowers be out of water when I pick them up?
We recommend no longer than 30 minutes in a cool vehicle. If you are going to be out longer I suggest you bring a cup of water for the flowers on the ride home. They will thank you later.
What day is the pick-up or Delivery for Falcon/Peyton?
Pick-ups will be on Friday from 7am-1pm or 4pm-7pm at Affogato off of Woodmen in Falcon. Delivery days for Falcon/Peyton will be announced in your welcome email.
Four years ago, I found myself teaching a floral workshop using flowers I had purchased from a local wholesaler. During the workshop, a young girl approached me with curiosity, asking if I had grown these beautiful blooms and if she could visit my flower garden. With a warm smile, I explained to her that while it would be a wonderful idea, growing flowers was something I could never do and beyond my capabilities. Little did I know God was working in ways far beyond my own imagination.
Fast forward to today, as I step outside each day to harvest these flowers, I am struck by awe and humility at the masterpiece created by a loving God. I am immensely grateful for the current season of life I find myself in, recognizing it as a unique opportunity provided by a loving Father. As I reflect on the journey, I am left in wonderment about the future that lies ahead.
If you carry a dream within your heart, one that may appear impossible, take heart. I can attest to a God that specializes in the impossible. I wish I could find that little girl and invite her to my garden and show her all things are possible with God! Even dreams of growing flowers!