Hand-tied arrangements · Seasonal stems · Delivered fresh across the Northeast
Northeast Flowers
Composed the way a garden grows — loosely, generously, and in season.

In Season

A Year in Bloom

What we're cutting now, and what's coming next.

Spring stems
March – May

Spring

Tulips, ranunculus, and blossoming branches — the first generous color after a long winter.

Summer stems
June – August

Summer

Garden roses and peonies at their fullest, in blush, cream, and soft peach.

Autumn stems
September – November

Autumn

Dusty rose and amber dahlias with dried grasses — moodier, warmer, textural.

Winter stems
December – February

Winter

Evergreen, white blooms, and berried branches — quiet, structural, and bright against the dark.

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