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Cut Flowers

 

a close up photo of a double yellow tulips Our cut flower season starts around the end of April with tulips and daffodils, leading into spring bouquets of sweet william and peonies in the middle of June.
Prime flower time, however, strikes from the middle of July to frost, typically late September. We sell our mixed bouquets primarily at farmers’ markets in Portland and Saco, and some at our farmstand. bouquets of bright colors ready to go to market
customers select glads at Portland Farmers' Market, with bouquets in foreground Some of the stars of the bouquets include dahlias, sunflowers, zinnias, lisianthus, snapdragons, amaranth, and lilies.
The bouquets look different each week, as the flower selection changes. buckets of bouquets for sale at our farmstand
Ramona Snell holding a bunch of glads We also grow gladiolus, the classically striking summer flower, which we sell by the stem.
If you’re planning flowers for a summer event, we’d love to make your bouquets, but with summer storms and the unpredictable weather, we can never guarantee what we’ll have on a certain date. If you have a flexible vision and like more casual arrangements, we might be a good match; please call the farm ahead of time for more information. bouquets with lilies and dahlias, ready for market