What Makes Our Flowers Different?

Locally grown flowers are cut at the last possible moment to meet your event or purchase timing. It's hard to explain how amazing fresh-cut flowers are! When you compare local blooms to those that have been shipped hundreds of miles in tight boxes, there really is no contest. We use proper and appropriate post-harvest care methods and avoid dangerous chemicals. We grow and nurture uncommon and uncommonly beautiful flowers. We have extensive collections of flowers, and we're always adding more to the farm. From romantic sweet peas to sunflowers - our flowers are anything but ordinary.

How Does a Flower CSA Work?

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. The idea is that community members support their local farmers and families by purchasing a seasonal subscription.

In this case, you would be purchasing a Flower CSA Subscription (or share) of seasonal flowers. By investing in your local farmer, you provide the funds upfront to help cover overhead expenses. This includes everything from bulbs, seeds, irrigation supplies, soil preparation, and anything else needed for growing beautiful flowers. In exchange for your initial investment, you receive locally grown, pesticide-free flowers.

Our bouquet shares will be available for pick up seasonally at the Farm. Wrapped in paper and held in water until you pick them up - you simply get the beautiful blooms, and never have to acquire multiple unused vases!

Payment options are easiest on our website, at checkout. Where we do have an option to add a special mason jar vase if you like.

What is Available?

Our Flower Shares, Farm Fresh Bouquets, and event flowers are all seasonal. This means all flowers and products will be fresh off the farm that growing season! From rare specialty tulips and fragrant narcissus in the spring to summer peonies, lavender, zinnias, and cosmos, then dahlias, specialty sunflowers, and heirloom pumpkins in the fall, we grow them all!

Slow Flower Movement

The majority of flowers sold in the U.S. are imported, sprayed with toxic chemicals, and travel for days on planes and trucks to reach you. Eventually, they make their way to your hands, but this journey negatively impacts the flowers, farmers, and our environment. 

Slow flowers is the movement supporting seasonal, local flowers and the people who grow them. Think farm-to-table but for flowers! Just as we think about locally and sustainably grown food, we can think about flowers in a similar way. Know your farmer, know your flowers.

How Do I Inquire About a DIY Event?

We would love to have our local farm-grown flowers be a part of your special event! Simply shoot us an email including the details of your event and your event needs, and we’ll respond back with a solution!

Wholesale Inquiries

Are you a local florist or floral designer in King or Pierce County? We would love to partner with you to supply unique blooms for your creative work & events.

To get set up as a wholesale customer and to receive wholesale pricing, please email your reseller’s permit to us at support@laflorfarm.com. We will provide you with our projected seasonal availability.  Note that these prices and availability are subject to change due to the nature growing flowers, but the projected seasonal list will help you to plan for utilizing local, seasonal flowers in your future event work.

Once you are signed up with us as a customer, you will also be added to our weekly availability list that goes out via email on Thursdays. 

Is the farm open to the public?

Can I come for a quick visit or take some photos?

Thank you for your interest in visiting the farm. At this time our farm and production fields are closed to the public.