• Bouquet of white tulips with pink edges held by a person outdoors.
  • Bouquet of New Jersey grown yellow tulips with green leaves on a blurred natural background
  • Bouquet of pink and white tulips wrapped in brown paper on a dark surface
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Naked Flower Farm

Specialty Tulip Subscription (Spring 2027)

Specialty Tulip Subscription (Spring 2027)

$150.00 USD
$150.00 USD
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I grow tulips for the drama. I hunt down the most extravagant, head-turning varieties I can find — the ones with frilled petals that look like shards of crystal, are ruffled and wonky like a modern art piece, or so densely packed they could be confused for peonies.

You’ll get four weeks of South Jersey grown specialty tulips harvested at their peak from our sustainably-managed fields.

$150 for four weeks.

Why You'll Love Them:

  • They actually last. Grocery store tulips give you a few days at best. These are cut at their peak and delivered fresh so you get to enjoy them, not watch them wilt. And they put on a show as they stretch and open wider each day.
  • No plastic-wrapped bunches here. These are specialty varieties you won't find at the supermarket or garden center.
  • Four weeks of fresh tulips, to celebrate the arrival of spring. A small ritual to look forward to — and because you deserve something beautiful.

Pickup or delivery?

Pickup at the farm is free — and we love to say hi when we can. I'll email you pickup details closer to the season.

Local delivery: $10 per delivery within 5 miles, $20 per delivery within 10 miles. Beyond 10 miles, pickup only (unless you've got neighbors joining in. See below).

Delivery fees for flower subscriptions cover all four deliveries and are charged once at checkout. Please choose the rate that matches your distance from the farm — if you're unsure, just message me and I'll confirm.
Neighborhood delivery: When 3 or more subscribers within half a mile of each other order, delivery is free for all of them. Want in? Make sure one of you replies to your confirmation email and I'll confirm and then refund everyone their delivery fees.
A note on timing: Our tulips usually start blooming at the end of March. But these are farm-grown flowers, so the start date shifts with the weather. I'll email you a week ahead with your first delivery date — nature decides, and I'll keep you posted.
Have questions? Check our FAQ — or just message me.
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