An elevated mixed bouquet delivered every other week for a total of six stunning summer combinations!
The Summer subscription delivery is EVERY OTHER Thursday from July 13th through September 21st.
This "heart of the season" subscription will be highlighted by focals such as lisianthus, French carnations and dahlias and will feature a dozen varieties of the former, also known as prairie gentian. I have been smitten with lisianthus for a few years; it is one of my favorite flowers with its intricate rose-like folds and vase life of over two weeks.
My dahlia selection was highly curated in the fall of 2022 as I saved only my absolute favorites and have added over two dozen new ones which I'm thrilled about.
These focals will be highlighted by any number of over two dozen blooms ranging from foxglove, bee balm, sweet pea, French heirloom carnations, cosmos, snapdragons, clary sage, nicotiana, rose mallow, and phlox to four varieties of rudbeckia, gorgeous grasses, heirloom yarrow, zinnias and so many beautiful and interesting fillers.
Please note that your mixed bouquet will include different combinations of supporting blooms and fillers based on availability. The images included are examples of just a few.
Delivery area includes Poulsbo, Silverdale, Suquamish, Kingston, Indianola and Bainbridge Island, Washington. Price includes delivery fee.
Delivery dates:
July 13th
July 27th
August 10th
August 24th
September 7th
September 21st
For the 2023 season, I’m extending a few new benefits to my CSA subscribers:
- A gift pack of three dahlia tubers with your first subscription delivery.
- An invitation to a subscribers-only U-pick event in late summer. Up to two guests may join you!
- Along with the email I send out a day or two before I make deliveries, providing details on what is contained within your mixed bouquet, I will make available to you, bunches that I have for sale that can be added on to your delivery with no extra delivery charge. These may include (but not limited to) ranunculus, stock, French heirloom carnations, lisianthus, peonies, and dahlias.
