Frequently Asked Questions

It's a subscription to fresh, farm-grown flowers. You pay once, and you get four weekly deliveries (or pickups) of whatever's in peak bloom. It's like a CSA, but for flowers.

Four, one per week, for the mum share and the tulip share. If you buy the Collection, it's eight total — four in fall, four in spring.

The start date shifts with the weather — these are farm-grown flowers, and nature decides. As a general guide, tulips are usually blooming by the end of March into early April, and chrysanthemums are usually popping by mid-to-late October. You'll get an email about a week before your first delivery with your exact start date.

You'll get an email with your delivery day and schedule before the season starts. I route deliveries by neighborhood to keep them efficient, so your day may depend on where you live.

You've got options. You can gift your bouquet to someone else — a neighbor, a friend, whoever could use some flowers. Or you can double up the following week, pending availability. Just give me a heads up and we'll sort it out. (One note: if it's the end of the season, the pickings can be slim, so doubling up may not always be possible.)

Yes. When your four weeks wrap up, you'll get an email offering two more weeks at the same price per week.

For the fall share: heirloom chrysanthemums — quilled petals, spider-thin curls, and colors you won't find at the grocery store. For the spring share: specialty tulips — frilled, ruffled, and doubled varieties. Not the standard supermarket blooms.