Portland, OR · Week 41

Flowers for
your vase.

Small-batch bouquets cut the morning of. No wire, no dye, no styrofoam. Wrapped in kraft, walked to your door.

Cut
Mon & Thu
Delivered
Same day
Grown
NE Portland
A loose seasonal bouquet of cosmos, dahlias, and grasses on a worn wood table.

01 / What we make

Three ways to keep flowers on the table.

01

The Vase Bouquet

A wrapped, hand-tied bunch. Sized for the small jug on your kitchen counter. Roughly 15 stems, seven varieties, one week of life.

From $34

Order this week
A hand-tied bouquet wrapped in kraft paper resting on a linen cloth.
02

Standing Subscription

Flowers on your table every Friday. Pause any week, skip the ones you're away. We bring what looked best that morning, never a stock list.

From $28/wk

Start standing
A wooden crate lined with weekly bouquets ready for delivery.

02 / The plot

We grow what the season gives us. If it's ugly on Tuesday, it doesn't go in the bunch on Friday.

, Nell Hargrove, grower

03 / How it works

Four days from field to your table.

  1. MON

    You order

    Pick a size, pick a delivery day. Notes for the doorman go in the message box.

  2. THU

    We cut

    Before the bees warm up. Everything gets a cold conditioning bath in the barn.

  3. FRI

    We wrap

    Hand-tied on the studio bench. Kraft paper, twine, a small tag with the varieties.

  4. FRI

    You unwrap

    Cut a half inch off the stems, put them in tap water, and don't crowd them. That's it.

04 / Right now

In the buckets this week

A close view of a peach cafe au lait dahlia.
Cafe au lait dahlia
Rusty orange cosmos on tall stems in a galvanized bucket.
Rubenza cosmos
Trailing burgundy amaranth against a whitewashed wall.
Hanging amaranth
Chocolate rudbeckia with dark centers and buttery petals.
Sahara rudbeckia

05 / Kind words

What people say after the second week.

  • "I used to buy grocery-store lilies out of guilt. Now Friday has a small ceremony to it. The dog even knows."

    A Muslim woman in hijab works at a vibrant night market vendor stall, selling fresh produce.
    Margaux D. Subscriber since 2022
  • "Nell did our wedding on a farm outside Sauvie. It rained. Nobody remembered the rain. They remembered the tables."

    Gothic-style interior featuring ornate stained glass windows with a lone person sitting inside.
    Owen & Priya M. Wedding, June 2024
  • "We stock Bloom and Stem in the shop on Fridays. They sell out by two. I have stopped apologizing for it."

    Monochrome image captures a seated worker with urban traffic motion blur.
    Jules R. Kettleman Provisions

Get a bunch on the table by Friday.

Ordering closes Wednesday at noon for this week's delivery.