Using a weekly flower subscription service brings a touch of freshness and elegance into your home or office space. With a weekly arrangement, you can enjoy a constant rotation of vibrant blooms, adding color and beauty to your surroundings. It's like having a mini garden that changes every week, providing a delightful visual treat and uplifting your mood.
Being a part of the Flower Club service saves time and effort. No more running into the grocery store or gas station to grab a last minute bouquet that only lasts a number of days. The fresh blooms you'll receive from Sunrise Hill Flower Farm are harvested from their fields daily. Each bouquet is always vibrant in color and fresh from the field. Receiving fresh flowers weekly can be a wonderful form of self-care and indulgence. It's a small luxury that can make a big difference in your day-to-day life, bringing moments of joy and tranquility. Whether you're treating yourself or surprising a loved one, the anticipation of each new bouquet adds a special touch to your routine and enhances your overall well-being.
So how does the Flower Club work?
- Select your preferred flower delivery frequency: options include a 6-week or a 12-week subscription.
- Choose your preferred method and timing for receiving the flowers: either doorstep delivery in NKC (refer to delivery area details) or pick up from one of five convenient locations:
- At our farm stand (Holt) between 4pm-6pm on Wednesdays
- At Crackerology (NKC) 10am-2pm on Wednesdays
- At The Perfect Pelvis (Lee's Summit) 9am-6pm on Wednesdays
- At Blue Sparrow Garden Center (Excelsior Springs) 1pm-5pm on Fridays
- At The Cloud House (Mission, KS) 1pm-6pm on Wednesdays
Shopping imported vs local flowers:
Shopping for flowers, whether imported or locally sourced, holds significance beyond mere aesthetic appeal. Supporting local flower growers fosters community livelihoods and reduces carbon footprints by minimizing transportation distances. Moreover, local blooms often boast superior freshness and longevity, aligning with sustainability goals. Conversely, imported flowers offer diversity in selection, introducing exotic varieties that may not thrive in local climates. Balancing both options enables consumers to appreciate the beauty of global floral diversity while championing local economies and environmental stewardship.
Come see us!
Join us at one of our upcoming events: build your own bouquet at our flower bar at The Roost on June 13th and a Brunch and Blooms on July 14th at Walnut Creek Winery!
