Daff Share: The Early Bird

$75.00

First dibs on spring.

20-25 speciality daffodils each week for 2 weeks in April.

Some of the first flowers out of the garden each spring, and definitely not just your standard yellow daffodils. Expect a rotating mix of speciality varieties with doubles, ruffles, creams, peaches and whites. Each bunch is freshly picked, wrapped in kraft paper and built around what’s blooming.

Exact timing and varieties depend on the weather because spring likes to keep us guessing. We’ll email you before the first of four weekly drops when the season begins. Friday pickup at the flower shack in Weston is included. Local delivery to Weston, Wilton, Westport and Fairfield is available.

Sending this as a gift? Just let us know at checkout and we’ll take care of the details!

First dibs on spring.

20-25 speciality daffodils each week for 2 weeks in April.

Some of the first flowers out of the garden each spring, and definitely not just your standard yellow daffodils. Expect a rotating mix of speciality varieties with doubles, ruffles, creams, peaches and whites. Each bunch is freshly picked, wrapped in kraft paper and built around what’s blooming.

Exact timing and varieties depend on the weather because spring likes to keep us guessing. We’ll email you before the first of four weekly drops when the season begins. Friday pickup at the flower shack in Weston is included. Local delivery to Weston, Wilton, Westport and Fairfield is available.

Sending this as a gift? Just let us know at checkout and we’ll take care of the details!

A few reason these tulips are worth getting excited about…

Curated with intention.

We grow distinctive tulips with longer stems, interesting shapes and colors chosen to work together, so every bouquet feels considered.

Freshly picked, chemical free

Because they’re grown locally and harvested close to pickup or delivery, your tulips spend less time in transit and more time looking good in a vase.

A family affair

We grow, pick and pack everything together, which mostly means dragging our kids along for the ride while teaching them about nature, hard work and a little bit of entrepreneurship.

Your flowers help grow the next ones.

So, what’s is a flower share?

You pay once, then receive fresh flowers each week for a set number of weeks. Simple. But your purchase does something bigger too: paying ahead helps us cover the bulbs, supplies and materials it takes to grow the season.

You’re sharing in the season.

The model is sometimes called Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). It means you’re supporting a local farm upfront and, in return, sharing in what we grow. Because those funds go directly into the season, tulip shares are non-refundable.

Nature gets a vote.

Weather can shift exactly when varieties bloom and what’s available each week. We’ll always pick what’s looking best and create a beautiful mix from what the garden gives us.

Tldr: you get weeks of really good flowers. Your support helps keep this tiny farm growing.