Bulk Bucket Offerings at Blossom and Branch
One of my favorite offerings is our bulk flower buckets—perfect for parties, showers, and DIY weddings where you want an abundance of freshly cut, fragrant, locally grown blooms to design with at your own pace. Each bucket is thoughtfully filled with a seasonal mix of focal flowers, supporting blooms, and foliage. You can choose Farmer’s Choice, where I select the best of what’s blooming in the garden, or opt for a custom color palette, built around the colors that fit your vision. Buckets can be made with flowers and foliage or flowers only, depending on your needs. Additional flowers can be sourced, such as roses.
Spring : March 15-May 30th: 50 stems including flowers and foliage (if requested). Does not include peonies.
Spring buckets may include florist favorites such as anemones, fancy daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, dutch iris, ranunculus, Colibri poppies, Queen Anne’s lace, stock. Foliage might include viburnum, spirea, pussy willow, or flowering tree branches.
Farmer’s Choice: $115 Custom Color Scheme: $135
Summer/Early Fall: June 1- October 15 – 50 stems including flowers and foliage (if requested.)
Farmer’s Choice: $105 Custom Color Scheme: $125
Summer buckets may include lisianthus, dahlias, Queen Anne’s lace, sunflowers, yarrow, cosmos, snapdragons, stock, rudbeckia, scabiosa, daisies, celosia, zinnias, heirloom mums, feverfew, and much more. Foliage options may include eucalyptus, basil or other herbs, textured grasses and bunny tails.
Photo: Example of customer’s home set using bulk bucket flowers from the farm.
Dahlia Only Bucket – August 15-October 15: 50 stems of dahlias (varying sizes, please check for availability)
Farmer’s Choice: $125 Custom Color Scheme: $145
FAQ:
How do I order a bulk bucket for my event?
Reach out via email to discuss your event, the date, and number of buckets you would like. Pickup is at my farm north of Denver in Maiden. A deposit is due at time of booking to reserve your date with the remainder due the week before. Email: BlossomandbranchNC@gmail.com.
How do I care for the flowers once I pick them up?
Flowers need special care to maintain the beautiful condition in which you picked them. This includes keeping them in a cool temperature (but never in a refrigerator used for food and preferably just in a cold space as refrigerators can have cold spots and can damage flowers). A cool dark bathroom or space works great away from pets. Transportation from the farm should also include air conditioning. Do not transport in truck beds and pay special attention to how you fasten them in to not damage stems. A care instruction sheet will be given to you at time of invoicing.