FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does CSA stand for?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, a system where individuals support a farm by purchasing a "share" of its products in advance. In return, they receive fresh, locally grown goods—like our toxin-free flowers.

  • Members pay before the season begins, providing farms with critical funds for early-season operations.
  • CSA shares are typically valued based on farmers' market prices and are a great way to enjoy fresh, seasonal blooms while supporting local farmers.

When is the first CSA pick-up week?

You’ll receive an email notification 1–2 weeks before the first pickup day of your chosen CSA season.

Can I get a share every other week instead of weekly?

Currently, we only offer a weekly CSA bouquet share.

What if I’m out of town on my bouquet pick-up day?

Please arrange for a friend to pick up your bouquet and notify us via email with their name so we know who to expect.

What if I forget to pick up my bouquet?

Unfortunately, we cannot reschedule missed pickups. Please be sure to collect your bouquet during the two-day pick-up window.

Can I purchase an extra bouquet when I pick up my share?

Extra bouquets may sometimes be available. If you’re interested, please contact us at least 24 hours in advance to check availability.

Can I buy more than two Summer CSA shares?

Yes! We’re thrilled by your interest, and you’re welcome to purchase additional shares for friends or loved ones.

Can I gift a Bouquet CSA?

Absolutely! Our CSA is a perfect gift. When ordering, please provide the recipient’s name, email address, and phone number. If you’d like a printable gift certificate for the recipient, just let us know via email, and we’ll send one your way.

How can I make my blooms last longer?

Our flowers are freshly cut (often the morning of or the day before pickup!), but here are some tips to maximize vase life:

  • Keep flowers out of direct sunlight.
  • Avoid placing them near fruits or vegetables.
  • Change the water daily to prevent bacteria buildup.
  • Remove any dead blooms.
  • After 4–5 days, trim the stems and transfer to a shorter vase to extend their life.

Important Note: Our flowers are for display only. Some varieties may be toxic if ingested, so keep them out of reach of young children and pets.

We’re here to help! If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out. 🌸