Beautiful Flowers, Grown with Care
locally grown in Newburg, WI
Join our Local Flowers Club monthly newsletter to get 10% off your first bouquet subscription!
Available starting November 14 at 12 noon.
Our spring bouquet subscription will start when the tulips and daffodils begin to bloom, most likely sometime in May. You will receive 4 consecutive weeks of our earliest spring blooms. These aren't your standard garden-variety Tulips and Daffodils. These are extra-ruffled, double-flowering blooms that will brighten your home with beautiful spring color after our long, cold Wisconsin winter. Each bouquet includes 12-15 stems.
Here’s how it works:
After you subscribe, the wait for the flowers to bloom begins. This subscription doesn’t have a specific start date, as it’s dependent on weather conditions as to when exactly the flowers come up. When they do begin to bloom, likely sometime in late April or Early May, you’ll get an email letting you know exactly when the subscription will start.
The exact pick-up time and location is still TBD.
If you can’t make it to pick it up on one of the pick-up days, send a friend! We are a small farm and can’t offer delivery, so please be sure you or someone you know is able to pick it up!
Disclaimer: Flowers are a natural product dependent on weather, wildlife, and other growing conditions. We will do our absolute best to provide you with high-quality, beautiful flowers grown on our farm, or, in the case of crop failure, from other local growers. If some natural disaster or other major problem completely prevents us from delivering on this guarantee, we will provide you with a full refund for whichever weeks are undeliverable. Be assured, however, that we will try our hardest to make good on our promise of locally grown farm-fresh flowers for you.
Available starting November 14 at 12 noon.
Our spring bouquet subscription will start when the tulips and daffodils begin to bloom, most likely sometime in May. You will receive 4 consecutive weeks of our earliest spring blooms. These aren't your standard garden-variety Tulips and Daffodils. These are extra-ruffled, double-flowering blooms that will brighten your home with beautiful spring color after our long, cold Wisconsin winter. Each bouquet includes 12-15 stems.
Here’s how it works:
After you subscribe, the wait for the flowers to bloom begins. This subscription doesn’t have a specific start date, as it’s dependent on weather conditions as to when exactly the flowers come up. When they do begin to bloom, likely sometime in late April or Early May, you’ll get an email letting you know exactly when the subscription will start.
The exact pick-up time and location is still TBD.
If you can’t make it to pick it up on one of the pick-up days, send a friend! We are a small farm and can’t offer delivery, so please be sure you or someone you know is able to pick it up!
Disclaimer: Flowers are a natural product dependent on weather, wildlife, and other growing conditions. We will do our absolute best to provide you with high-quality, beautiful flowers grown on our farm, or, in the case of crop failure, from other local growers. If some natural disaster or other major problem completely prevents us from delivering on this guarantee, we will provide you with a full refund for whichever weeks are undeliverable. Be assured, however, that we will try our hardest to make good on our promise of locally grown farm-fresh flowers for you.
4 weeks of early spring beauty.
These aren't your standard garden-variety Tulips and Daffodils. These are extra-ruffled, double-flowering blooms that will add beautiful spring color and cheer to your home after our long, cold Wisconsin winter.
Our spring bouquet subscription will start when the tulips and daffodils begin to bloom, likely sometime in April. You will receive 4 consecutive weeks of our earliest spring flowers.
A flower subscription also makes a great gift that gives more than once for that extra-special person in your life.
Make your upcoming wedding or event extra special with locally grown farm-fresh flowers from Longhill Flower Farm.
Who We Are
(And why we do things the way we do.)
Longhill Flower Farm began as a little seed of an idea in farmer Grace’s mind before I had even met my husband, the other co-owner and farmer, Malachi. After a little convincing and a lot of hard work, we’ve gotten to where we are now…
