Fresh Flowers & Flowering Branches
- Cherry — White, Pink
- Forsythia
- Quince — Salmon, White, Double
- Tulip Magnolia
LET THE OREGON COAST SET THE PALETTE.
Something beautiful in every season.
Plan ahead with our seasonal guide, then check the fresh list for what is available right now. Weather and harvest timing can shift the calendar.
PLAN AHEAD WITH THE FARM
The year, month by month.
Typical crops and materials from our farm’s annual guide. This is a planning calendar, not a guarantee of stock; weather, variety, and staging can change timing.
January
Foliage, Berries & Texture
No usual listings in this group; ask the farm.
Woodsy & Structural
- Apple Tree — Mossy
- Birch
- Contorted Filbert
- Curly Willow
- Dogwood — Red, Yellow
- Manzanita
- Pussy Willow
Decor & Hard Goods
- Birch Poles
- Lunaria
- Moss — Sheet, Mood
- Wedding Arches
- Wood Slabs
WinterDECEMBER — FEBRUARY
Branches with promise.
Plan for forsythia, quince, cherry, and tulip magnolia as the flowering-branch season begins. Winter greens and specialty holiday materials bring their own character.
Plan with the farm
SpringMARCH — MAY
The season opens up.
Flowering branches and fresh seasonal textures take the lead. Ask the farm about varieties, bud stages, and timing for your spring designs.
Plan with the farm
SummerJUNE — AUGUST
Color, in abundance.
Coastal hydrangeas and specialty cut flowers bring color and volume. Build a palette around the fresh list as varieties come into harvest.
Plan with the farm
FallSEPTEMBER — NOVEMBER
Texture takes the stage.
Antique hydrangeas, ornamental grasses, foliage, and sculptural branches lend themselves to layered, seasonal designs.
Plan with the farmPlanning is seasonal. Ordering is current.
This guide describes typical seasons, not a stock guarantee. Use the fresh list for current products and prices, or ask our team to help plan ahead.
See what’s available nowYOUR NEXT CREATION STARTS WITH A STEM.