Bouquet Subscriptions

(Buy your 2026 flower now,

thank yourself later)

A bouquet subscription is a unique and thoughtful gift for the flower lover, gardener or special person in your life. Heck, it makes a great gift for yourself!

With bouquet subscriptions you pre-pay for a set number of bouquets now, in our off season, when expenses can be high and income low. In return for your support in advance of our growing season, you're guaranteed luscious bouquets of the best our farm has to offer once crops start blooming.

Subscriptions are offered individually by the seasons (spring or summer) or for the full year.

Every year we grow a stunning variety of different perennial and annual specialty cut flowers for use in bouquets and event work. While no crop can be guaranteed, this is what is typically available by season on our farm:

SPRING: Tulips, daffodils, peonies, iris, anemone, alliums, delphinium, snapdragons, ranunculus, poppies, bells of ireland

SUMMER: lisianthus, dahlias, amaranth, zinnias, cosmos, marigolds, sunflowers, alliums, celosia, textural grasses

Spring subscription start dates vary year by year as tulips and other bulb crops are weather dependent, but typically is around Mother's Day. Spring subscriptions are available for pickup weekly, unless otherwise communicated.

Summer subscriptions typically start the second or third week of July with bouquets available for pickup on a biweekly basis (summer flowers tend to last longer in the vase).

All subscriptions are available for pickup at our farm stand in North Branch and we do not deliver. Email reminders are sent 1-2 days ahead of pickup. Bouquets not picked up within 2 days are donated locally to nursing homes and long-term care facilities.

2026 bouquet subscriptions

meet your farm-hers

We are a small, family-owned and operated business. Multiple generations of our family are often gathered together and helping with all aspects of the farm.

Ruby Rassmann

Owner and florist

Lucy Lewis

Junior bouquet maker

Sydney Lewis

Owner and florist

Joey Lewis

Junior field manager