The Fresh!--Three Spring Bouquets Subscription

It was time to purge winter from her system.
 
It was time for spring FLOWERS! 
 
Grown locally, by someone she knew by name. 
 
Picked up at the farm where they walked the flowers to her car.
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Indulge your need to purge winter from your system with three bouquets of the freshest spring blooms and foliage! We plant extra daffodils and tulips just for you!
 
The first bouquet focuses on daffodils. We shoot for the first Saturday in April, unless spring throws us a curve. (This year it is Easter weekend!)
 
The second on tulips, shooting for the third Saturday in April. Again, we are flexible in the event spring is unpredictable.
 
The third on peonies. We plan this bouquet in May for Mother's Day Saturday, hoping that nature cooperates with us!
 
Our blooms are hand-gathered, assembled and paper-wrapped with flower food. No vase is included.
 
Perfect for display on your table, desk, or for a gift. 
 
Our flowers are grown without chemicals, pesticides or commercial fertilizers which means that when you experience our flowers, you are only experiencing...natural flowers.
 
Pickups will be scheduled as listed above, but always pending how the blooms arrive! (For example, Spring 2023 dragged its feet, then became hot and six weeks of mid- and late-season tulips decided to bloom in a two-day period. That was a tough year.) We will keep you posted!
 
Pickup will be at our Olathe suburban farm location on Saturday mornings. If necessary, we will hold over flowers until dark, but why let your blooms wait for you?
 
Any orphaned flowers will then be donated to a local nursing home so that someone may enjoy their floral loveliness. 
 
Other goodies:
May also book U-pick cups at a reduced rate and also have access to subscribers-only U-pick sessions.
Purchase our GF/DF sourdough bread at a discount.
Choose to relax in the garden during your pickup window...weather permitting, we will put a chair out in the garden  for you to sit in so you can spend some time communing with the birds, and the bees, and the blooms.
 
The flowers we grow will change from week to week--the pictures are examples of spring blooms and do not necessarily indicate what you will see in your spring bouquets.