Market Bouquets, Fresh Cut Flowers

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Market Bouquets are always a favorite! The freshest blooms cut from the farm and placed into a floral sleeve! The mix always includes focal flowers, filler flowers and greens. See below for our seasonal flower timeline so you know what to expect in your bouquet! Flower Timeline: At Splendid we strive to have fresh blooms and greens from late February until the end of December. The growing season starts with the willow in February, followed by anemone, lenton roses and daffodils in March. In April arrives tulips, hyacinth and ranunculus. In May more tulips, ranunculus and peony! June continues with ranunculus, peony and the first flush of garden roses. By July the farm is in full bloom starting with snap dragons, then calla lilies, lisianthus, sunflowers and star gazer lilies. By August the dahlias have arrived and continue until the first hard

Flower Timeline: At Splendid we strive to have fresh blooms and greens from late February until the end of December. The growing season starts with the willow in February, followed by anemone, lenton roses and daffodils in March.

In April arrives tulips, hyacinth and ranunculus. In May more tulips, ranunculus and peony! June continues with ranunculus, peony and the first flush of garden roses. By July the farm is in full bloom starting with snap dragons, then calla lilies, lisianthus, sunflowers and star gazer lilies.

By August the dahlias have arrived and continue until the first hard frost in October. In September the limelight hydrangeas are in full bloom. September and October also feature amaranth and heirloom mums.

Depending on how cold November is we can still have dahlias and mums. In December all of our evergreen trees and winterberry bushes get a trimming for all of your holiday decorating, fresh green arrangements, wreaths and garlands.

Please note: This photo is an example only. The product varies, and your arrangement will include what is currently growing in the garden. In addition, we try our best to fill each arrangement with all blooms from our farm, however occasionally we do source blooms from other farms/wholesalers to fill in our growing gaps.