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Recipes are not built on focal flowers alone! There are many benefits to buying local flowers for your designs. For one, you can trust that your flowers came within a few hours from your home, which means they're happier & healthier! Even if you see these varieties elsewhere, the quality will be higher, surprising you with a longer vase life and generally higher-performing flowers. It takes a whole list of beautiful blooms to make your designs pop. We compiled a short list of

We have been dazzled by the depth of fragrance Garden Roses often bring to the shop! Some are deeply floral, and we swear others emit notes of citrus, fruit, and honey. This first flush of Garden Roses in June is the biggest, with hundreds of stems coming through the shop. Smaller flushes will follow throughout the rest of the summer season. Garden roses are known for their showy blooms and sweet scents. Their ruffled petals are available in a variety of colors — blush, pink

Delicate beauty and old-world charm As the name suggests, Canterbury Bells are characterized by a flared, bell-like shape with a narrow opening at the top, resembling a miniature bell. Colorado's sunny days and cool nights create an ideal growing environment for Canterbury bells, allowing them to flourish. These blooms come in a variety of colors on the cool end of the spectrum, including lilac, lavender, blue/purple, white, and pink, adding a touch of whimsy and elegance to

We usually see these annual favorites from May to September. They are available in an array of colors — pink, magenta, burgundy, yellow, light orange, lavender, bronze, white, salmon, and more! Snapdragons also have a lovely fragrance...just another perk of buying locally-grown flowers! S N A P D R A G O N S H A P E S Snapdragons are named for their tubular petals, which resemble a dragon's mouth opening and closing when squeezed. We classify them into three categories bas