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Picture featured here is Ozark Native Edition!

Small $2-3, Medium $4-6, & Large $7-9

My bouquets consist of my garden flowers that are in season at the time you order them. To get an idea of what flower types will be in the bouquet, look at the seed varieties I sell.

Picture featured here is Ozark Native edition!

(30-50 seeds per packet) 

Varieties include: Queen Sophia ($3.50), Canary Yellow ($4), XL Orange ($4) & Orange Hawaii ($4).

All varieties prefer:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Not frost hardy.
• Annual.

(Lots of seeds per packet) These 'Susans'  have long vase life, making them spectacular for cutting, or hair decorations!

Variety prefers:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Perennial.

(2 seed pods per packet)

Snapdragons are unique in that one plant can produce light pink flowers, the next day it'll grow bright red one, and the next, magenta! Every day has a new shade of surprise.

Variety prefers:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Annual.

(50 seeds per packet) 

Varieties include: Sunset Burst mix, & Peppermint Stick

Both varieties prefer:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained, rich soil is best.
• Not frost hardy.
• Annual.

(About 10 seeds per packet) 

This flower is basically a frost-hardy hibiscus, which is great news for us, here in Northwest AR!

My variety is pink & has a single layer of petals. The pollinators adore this bush!

Variety prefers:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained, rich soil is best.
• Frost hardy: YES
• Perennial.

(40 seeds per packet) 

This is one of my absolute favorites because it has long vase life, attracts butterflies, bees & finches, and it's just plain pretty. Just one plant can produce many flowers of all different sizes!

Oh, and it also has medicinal properties.

Variety prefers:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best, but this plant is an Ozark native, so it can survive tough conditions.
• Frost hardy: YES
• Perennial

(2 seed pods per packet) 

Such a lovely delicate flower & the foliage is so nice too that you could grow the plant just for that!

And lucky for us, critters don't like to eat these plants. If you leave your plant in the garden, it will drop seeds year after year, thus creating more and more baby plants that you can gift to your friends!

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Frost hardy: YES
• Perennial

(200 seeds per packet) 

Another great flower for cottage gardens, Bachelor's Button or "Cornflower" won't disappoint. The blue is so intense, the plant is rather spindly, giving it a whimsical look, and sometimes the flowers aren't always blue! A purple will pop up here and there. Definitely recommend. So adorable.

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Frost hardy: YES
• Annual.

(35 seeds per packet) 

Ok, I think I will hand my 'easiest grower' award to Morning Glories, they are so pretty, they tend to do well in this climate, and you can grow them in pots just as well as in gardens. Just be careful, because sometimes they can smother out other plants if left unchecked. Varieties include: Common Morning Glory & Carnevale di Venezia (featured in picture). 

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Not frost hardy.
• Annual.

(15 seeds per packet)

Such a bizarre, wondrous flower, you won't easily mistake this with others. Lovely foliage, hardy & a long-bloomer!

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Frost hardy: YES
• Perennial.

(Lots of seeds per packet)

These 'Baby Susans'  are the miniature of Black-eyed Susans. They are so cute, and its bushy habit makes it ideal for space-filling your garden! Sunshine-yellow blooms.

Variety prefers:  

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best.
• Short-lived Perennial/Biennial

(? seeds per packet) TBD

This milkweed is so lovely, with ballerina-pink shades, and a sweet honey smell, the butterflies and bees adore this plant, which can grow up to 6 feet tall!!

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best, but milkweed usually does good anywhere.
•  Perennial

(? seeds per packet) TBD

This fiery-orange plant is great for hosting butterflies at all life stages, as they suck the nectar as adults, and eat the leaves as caterpillars. Easy to grow and comes back every year!

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best, but butterfly weed usually does good anywhere.
•  Perennial

(30 seeds per packet)

This lovely flower with a not-so-lovely-name is great for hosting butterflies & bees! The flowers are prolific and every year the plant doubles in size & blooms! So pretty, and a fairly good vase-life.

• Full sun.
• Well-drained soil is best, but tickseed can grow almost anywhere, it's pretty hardy.
•  Perennial

(Lots of seeds per packet)

This amazing flower is a self-sowing, frost-hardy annual. Meaning, that once you've planted your seeds and the flowers bloom, the pods (which contain a crazy amount of seeds) scatter the seeds about the ground and they come back year after year! Plant these seeds once, and enjoy them for years to come.

• Full sun.
• Well-drained, slightly rich soil is best.
• Annual.
• Vibrant reddish-pink and purple.