
Early season bouquets are cheerful and colorful! We don’t guarantee any specific flower or color, but you’ll usually find fresh whites and the sunniest of hues, along with greenery for texture.
Early Season Bouquet Subscription
You get four bouquets over the course of eight weeks. This usually starts at the end of June and ends mid-August, but if nature has other plans for us, your dates could vary by a week or two. We will notify you via e-mail with an expected start date as soon as blooms start popping.
Flowers make us happy, and we want you to feel the same! In the event you’re dissatisfied with your purchase, please let us know what happened as soon as possible and we’ll work with you on a solution.
Please understand that nature can be unforgiving. While we try our hardest to be prepared, unpredictable events like frosts/freezes, pest infestations, disease, heat waves, sudden windstorms, or other chaos may affect our production or quality. If we cannot fulfill your subscription due to unavailability or quality control issues, we will be happy to prorate your refund for the remaining bouquet balance or issue a farm credit that can be used toward another subscription or a la carte bouquets.
If you live in Eagle or Star (zip codes 83616 or 83669), we’ll deliver to you! Deliveries happen on Monday afternoons (typically beginning around noon). We know everyone’s schedule is different, so if this isn’t convenient for you, please e-mail us for alternate arrangements or pickup options. Although we can’t guarantee specific requests (we’re a busy family farm!), we’re happy to work with you to make sure you get your flowers on the day that makes you happiest.
If you live outside that area, you can opt to pick up your flowers. Please contact us for locations and times!
Your bouquets are hand-delivered to your door or the location you choose, and while we’re happy to “drop and run” if that’s easiest for you, we highly recommend that someone be there to take them inside as soon as possible. The heat and sunshine of summer afternoons can really affect your flowers’ vase life – and we want these sweet blooms to last as long as possible.






