Behind the scenes

Know more about the inner workings of a flower farm.

Local flower farms represent more than just flowers — they reflect a deep respect for nature, seasonal rhythms, and community. Locally grown flowers are fresher, more sustainable, and carry the story of the land they come from. By choosing local flower farms, we support authentic beauty, mindful craftsmanship, and a deeper connection to nature.

A színfalak mögött

Nyerj betekintést egy virágfarm életébe.

A helyi virágfarmok nem pusztán virágot termesztenek — a természet, az évszakok ritmusa és a közösség iránti tiszteletet képviselik. A helyben termesztett virágok frissebbek, fenntarthatóbbak, és magukban hordozzák annak a földnek a történetét, ahonnan származnak. Amikor helyi virágfarmokat választunk, az emberközeli szépséget, a kétkezi munka értékét és a természethez való mélyebb kapcsolódást támogatjuk.

In spatele scenei

Afla mai multe despre viața unei ferme floricole.

Fermele floricole locale înseamnă mai mult decât flori — înseamnă grijă pentru natură, pentru ritmul anotimpurilor și pentru comunitate. Florile cultivate local sunt mai proaspete, mai sustenabile și poartă în ele povestea locului din care provin. Alegând ferme locale, susținem frumusețea autentică, munca făcută cu suflet și o legătură mai profundă cu natura.

About Spring

SPRING All seasons are miraculous but spring has an air of magic unparalleled by any of them. It is the promise of

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Tulips

Tulip Family of plants: Liliaceae Native to: Central Asia and Turkey Light requirements: full sun to partial shade Skill level: Beginner Cut

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Ranunculus

Common name: Buttercup Family of plants: Ranunculaceae Native to: Europe, Southwestern Asia and North America Light requirements: full sun, partial shade, dislikes

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Dianthus Barbatus

Common name: Sweet William Dianthus Barbatus Family of plants: Caryophyllaceae Native to: southern Europe, China, South Russia, Alaska Light requirements: sunny, partial

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Nigella Damascena

Common name: LOVE-IN-A-MIST,Ragged lady, Wild fennel, and Devil-in-a-Bush Family of plants: buttercup family (Ranunculaceae) Subspecies: 15 species in the genus Nigella Native

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Delphinium

Delphinium Common name: Larkspur Family of plants: Ranunculaceae Native to: Eurasia Light requirements: full or partial sun Skill level: Beginner Cut Flower:

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Anemone

Common name: Poppy anemone, Spanish marigold, Dutch Windflower Family of plants: Ranunculaceae Native to: Mediterranean region Light requirements: full sun Skill level:

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Allium Giganteum

Common name: Giant Onion, Giant Allium, Ornamental Onion Family of plants: Alliaceae Native to: Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan Light requirements: full sun

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About Spring

SPRING All seasons are miraculous but spring has an air of magic unparalleled by any of them. It is the promise of rebirth as the first snowdrop pushes its head through the frozen earth and greets the sun. The cycles of nature have restarted and color and perfume is promised to the busy gardener making

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Tulips

Tulip Family of plants: Liliaceae Native to: Central Asia and Turkey Light requirements: full sun to partial shade Skill level: Beginner Cut Flower: YES Dried Flower: NO Fragrant: YES HARDINESS: perennial (bulbs)Height: up to 50 cm (up to 2 ft.)Time to plant bulbs: autumn Propagation: bulbFlowering period: early to latespring Although tulips today are instinctively

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How to make a spring floral arrangement

Flower arrangements in a house make it more serene and welcoming, they lift the overall mood and enhance creativity. Not to mention, playing with flowers is fun. Flower arrangements hold up better in time, if they are supported by some sort of a structure. Floral Foam is very popular, but wherever I  can, I try

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Ranunculus

Common name: Buttercup Family of plants: Ranunculaceae Native to: Europe, Southwestern Asia and North America Light requirements: full sun, partial shade, dislikes heat Skill level: Intermediate Cut Flower: YES Dried Flower: NO Fragrant: light scent HARDINESS: perennial in zones 8-10, annual in zones 4-7 Height: up to 45 cm (8 to 18 in ) Time

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Dianthus Barbatus

Common name: Sweet William Dianthus Barbatus Family of plants: Caryophyllaceae Native to: southern Europe, China, South Russia, Alaska Light requirements: sunny, partial shade Skill level: Beginner Cut Flower: YES Dried Flower: NO Fragrant: YES, spicy HARDINESS: biennial, perennial Height: up to 60 cm (up to 24 inches)Time to plant seeds: early spring Propagation: seed, cuttings

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Nigella Damascena

Common name: LOVE-IN-A-MIST,Ragged lady, Wild fennel, and Devil-in-a-Bush Family of plants: buttercup family (Ranunculaceae) Subspecies: 15 species in the genus Nigella Native to: southern Europe, northern Africa and southwest Asia Light requirements: FULL SUN   Skill level: EASY/Beginner     Cut Flower: YES Dried Flower: YES     Fragrant: NO HARDINESS: Hardy in zones: 2-10    Height: up to 45cm

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