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What to expect - a mix!
June is still early season in our valley. Depending on the weather, many of the coveted spring blossoms could still be shining bright like ruffly ranunculus, tall & proud snapdragons and flouncy & fragrant peonies. Our heirloom, regal garden roses usually make their first appearance this month. It is also possible that some of the early summer favorites could be joining the posy party - rainbow colored pincushion flowers, jewel toned clusters of phlox, cheerful feverfew and the eggplant colored spikes of Veronica, set against a botanical backbone of mint, geranium and thornless raspberry canes.
July is when the summer garden is in full rolling bloom! Color and texture unite to create an endless palette of eye candy, with soft pastels alongside vibrant hues. Cheerful favorites like garnet red zinnias, crinkly strawflower, and sienna gold rudbeckia take center stage. Joining the symphony of stunning stems are the petal-packed dahlias who are equal parts other-worldly and farm fresh. Surrounded by emerald and lime foliages and wispy bits of wheat, each selection takes local to a whole new level.
August is hot and the garden’s color ways are warm & sun kissed. Bespeckled by sprays of dainty yarrow, and towering echinacea, plus sunflowers galore. The unapologetically stunning lisianthus usually makes her debut in August as well with tulip shaped petals densely packed almost like a cocoon of layered lashes. Her uncommonly long vase life makes up for her unrushed arrival. Heritage carnations also emerge with their effervescent musk, alongside whimsical grasses and ancient grains and dahlias that are big & bold.
Important delivery information regarding your bouquet subscription will be sent to the email address provided. The email address provided at check out must be one that is frequently checked.
Flowers for each bouquet are grown here at our farm in Walla Walla, and the anticipated delivery dates are made in good faith, but could be adjusted according to Mother Nature's schedule. I’ll always provide the total number of bouquets promised in the subscription - Scouts honor!
If you will be unavailable to receive a delivery, with advanced notice, your bouquet can be delivered to friend or business within Walla Walla or College Place, or added to our standing weekly donation to Odd Fellows home and WW Community Hospice.