A purple, globe-type flower, Allium is the size of a silver dollar. It has an amazing texture.

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Amur Maple is a prime green foliage for weddings. Seed pods start off green and turn to pink.

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Asclepais tuberosa, or perennial butterfly weed, adds great color and texture and is long-lasting in arrangements.

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Baptisia is a spring perennial wildflower with a pea-like flower. It has a unique seed pod which starts off green then turns almost black.  We have both the baptisia flowers and then later (in June) we have the baptisia seed pods which are very unusual in an arrangement.

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Locally grown Bells of Ireland have a nice fragrance and vary in size to fit any need.

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Birch branches are typically cut in the winter or very early spring with no leaves on them. But they can also be cut fully leafed out when in season. The branches themselves are a beautiful reddish brown color with an unusual marking on them.

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We cut Buck Brush for the lovely berries.

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We can grow callas during the winter in the greenhouses for Valentine’s Day all the way through Mother’s Day, and usually into June before it gets too hot. We grow yellow, white, orange, red, and pink calla lilies.

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Very popular whether it is just the vining foliage or the flowers, Clematis come in a wide range of colors.

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The Colorado state flower, Columbine makes a bouquet very unusual as it is never seen in the wholesale market.

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