If you love flowers, and want to secure beautiful, fresh picked bouquets this spring, join the club! By becoming a member of our CSA (community supported agriculture), you are helping us prepare to bring the best blooms into this season. Getting ready for the farm season is a lot of work, from buying seeds, bulbs, roots, soil, tools, heating the propagation tunnels, seed trays, field preparation, soil amendments, trellising, and more. By becoming a member of this club, you are letting us know that you are just as excited about the flowers as we are, and you want to help them live their best life.
This CSA runs for 4 weeks for a total of four bouquets.
All the flowers for our bouquets are grown on farm, ensuring they are well loved and fresh. We constantly have people wondering what type of magic we infuse into our flowers because of their long vase life. Our bouquets are designed with intention, focusing on bloom variety, color, and texture. They display both stunning blooms and lush foliage.
Options:
Pickup at our Farmers Market locations either on Thursday in Boothbay, or Saturdays in Bath.
We really want to encourage you guys to join the club, so we are offering 5% off bouquets for CSA members. You can either get a weekly sleeve bouquet (roughly 15 stems depending on flowers used), a jar bouquet (roughly 25 stems) or both! These are our standard market options being offered for up front payment. If you are opting for jar bouquets, it would be really appreciated if you could bring your jar back to us so we can reuse it!
The first pick up date for Boothbay would be Thursday, May 21. Market runs from 9-12.
The first pick up for Bath would be Saturday, May 23. Market runs from 8:30-12.
The last pick up for Boothbay would be Thursday, June 11.
The last pick up for Bath would be Saturday, June 13.
Take a look at our photos for a snapshot on what our bouquets typically look like and what blooms we grow! The spring CSA will feature some crowd favorites like blooming branches, ranunculus, poppies, tulips, and my personal favorite, campanula. A lot of the flowers in the spring CSA don’t make an appearance in the summer, because they like the cold.
If you love flowers, and want to secure beautiful, fresh picked bouquets this spring, join the club! By becoming a member of our CSA (community supported agriculture), you are helping us prepare to bring the best blooms into this season. Getting ready for the farm season is a lot of work, from buying seeds, bulbs, roots, soil, tools, heating the propagation tunnels, seed trays, field preparation, soil amendments, trellising, and more. By becoming a member of this club, you are letting us know that you are just as excited about the flowers as we are, and you want to help them live their best life.
This CSA runs for 4 weeks for a total of four bouquets.
All the flowers for our bouquets are grown on farm, ensuring they are well loved and fresh. We constantly have people wondering what type of magic we infuse into our flowers because of their long vase life. Our bouquets are designed with intention, focusing on bloom variety, color, and texture. They display both stunning blooms and lush foliage.
Options:
Pickup at our Farmers Market locations either on Thursday in Boothbay, or Saturdays in Bath.
We really want to encourage you guys to join the club, so we are offering 5% off bouquets for CSA members. You can either get a weekly sleeve bouquet (roughly 15 stems depending on flowers used), a jar bouquet (roughly 25 stems) or both! These are our standard market options being offered for up front payment. If you are opting for jar bouquets, it would be really appreciated if you could bring your jar back to us so we can reuse it!
The first pick up date for Boothbay would be Thursday, May 21. Market runs from 9-12.
The first pick up for Bath would be Saturday, May 23. Market runs from 8:30-12.
The last pick up for Boothbay would be Thursday, June 11.
The last pick up for Bath would be Saturday, June 13.
Take a look at our photos for a snapshot on what our bouquets typically look like and what blooms we grow! The spring CSA will feature some crowd favorites like blooming branches, ranunculus, poppies, tulips, and my personal favorite, campanula. A lot of the flowers in the spring CSA don’t make an appearance in the summer, because they like the cold.
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