Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find your cut flowers?
The easiest way to find our flowers is right here on our website. We'll update our Shop page frequently throughout the season. You can preorder your blooms and pick them up in South Weymouth or have them delivered (for a fee to surrounding towns).
Beginning in April, you'll also find us at back at local farmers markets! We'll be at the Rockland Open Air Market on April 22. Stop by and say hello! Additional dates can be found on our Home page.
We’re experimenting with a self-service cart on Union Street, but warm weather and cut flowers don’t mix. Stay tuned for more on that.
What do you grow?
In our first year, we decided to grow all kinds of flowers to see what works, where we have gaps in the growing season, and what our customers are interested in buying. In our second year, we've tweaked our sowing calendar and doubled down on popular varieties and color palettes.
At this time, we grow tulips, anemones, ranunculus, Iceland poppies, snapdragons, zinnias, sunflowers, celosia, dahlias, and lots of other fun bits, including lilacs from the bushes we inherited on our property. We invested in a few dozen peonies too, but won't have a significant harvest from those for a few years.
We field grow all of our crops, meaning that we don't have a big hoop house to extend our season or protect our flowers from frost, hail, and pelting rain. So our operation is truly seasonal and weather dependent. For now, we grow flowers when Mother Nature intended them to bloom. You won't see our tulips in July just yet.
Do you spray your flowers?
We do our best to work with nature. We plant flowers specifically to attract beneficial insects, hand pull weeds, and employ low till methods. Our growing space is our yard, where our kiddo and dog play. You can rest assured that we wouldn't put anything on those flowers that we deemed unsafe for them or for you. Fish emulsion? Organic fertilizer? Bonemeal? Yes. Hazardous stuff? No. That said, many flowers are toxic when ingested. So please don't chew them!
How are your flowers different from the ones I see at the grocery store?
While grocery store flowers have come a long way, they're still no match for locally grown flowers. Before flowers arrive at the floral department, they travel enormous distances (sometimes 4,000 miles!) in refrigerated vehicles. Think of all those planes, trains, and automobiles moving your flowers for weeks before they even get to your table.
To endure these arduous journeys, grocery store blooms are often bred and treated for transit. What does that mean? It means soulless, odorless, chemically laden blooms that may never open.
Many of the species and varieties that flower farmers grow don't travel well. They are unique jewels that you'll find yourself staring at day after day.
Where did you learn about flowers?
Roxy grew up helping out around her father's flower shop in Miami. There, she learned flower conditioning and storage, bouquet making, flower arranging, and packaging. More recently, she invested in floral design training.
Brian's background is in turf grass management. He's deeply familiar with growing and propagating plants.
Do you do weddings?
Yes! If you're looking for a wedding florist near Weymouth, MA or elsewhere on the South Shore, we'd love to help you celebrate your big day! We specialize in garden-inspired, romantic, and seasonal designs for small weddings and elopements. We value this aesthetic because we believe that Mother Nature is the ultimate artist. Our offerings include personal flowers such as bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, boutonnières, and corsages as well as ceremony and reception flowers, either a la carte or in a full-service capacity. Find our most recent work on The Knot, and see our Inquire page for more information.
Where is your delivery area?
We offer porch delivery in Weymouth, Milton, Braintree, Randolph, Avon, Abington, Rockland, Brockton, Avon, Stoughton, Quicy, Norwell, Hanover, Holbrook, Easton, Plympton, Pembroke, Hingham, Cohasset, Duxbury, Marshfield, Kingston, Plymouth, or Scituate. For special orders, we can accommodate delivery outside of these areas. With porch delivery, we'll do our best to find a shady spot out of the elements if the recipient isn't home.
If you select porch delivery and the delivery address is outside our delivery area, your order will be canceled. For seasonal wreath purchases, we are able to ship within the contiguous U.S. For more information, see our Etsy shop.