Local Means Seasonal We work with the natural cycles of our climate here in Minnesota, meaning our flowers bloom with the seasons. While you may not be able to find peonies in September, seasonal farming allows for arrangements that speak to the time of year they were created. This does mean some flexibility as every season is nuanced.
Using what is in season ensures that those flowers will remind you of that arrangement for years to come. For example, the lilacs we use in early spring weddings bloom in early spring every year, making their emergence a reminder of joy and celebration. |
WinterDried Flowers & Seedpods
Willow Dogwood Evergreens Pinecones Berries Grapevine Feathers & More |
SpringBlooming Branches
Tulips Daffodils Poppies Lilac & Viburnum Bleeding Heart Columbine Peonies Baptisia Clematis Sweet Peas Lupine Iris Delphinium Astilbe & More |
SummerZinnias
Nigella Foxglove Poppy Pods Eucalyptus Raspberry Lilies Sunflowers Dahlias Hydrangea Cosmos Marigolds Scabiosa Monarda Joe Pye Queen Anne's Lace & More |
AutumnSunflowers
Dahlias Scabiosa Celosia Amaranth Strawflower Lisianthus Chrysanthemums Delphinium Rudbeckia Bittersweet Broom Corn Ornamental Grasses Dried Flowers & Seedpods & More |