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The Waabigwan Flower CSA is a seasonal flower subscription offering fresh, locally grown bouquets throughout the growing season. Members who choose the Summer Flower CSA will receive four bi-weekly bouquets filled with seasonal blooms grown right here at Waabigwan Flower Farm.
Bouquets reflect what is growing naturally in the field at the time of harvest and may include a mix of focal flowers, fillers, and greenery. Summer bouquets often feature flowers such as zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, snapdragons, herbs, and other mid-season blooms, highlighting the brightness and abundance of peak summer.
The Summer CSA typically runs from early July through late August, with pickups scheduled every other week. Timing may shift slightly based on weather and growing conditions.
Each CSA is intentionally kept small to ensure quality, flexibility, and care for both the flowers and the land.
Delivery is included, but if client isn’t available during delivery window, they may pickup from the Waabigwan Wagon.
The Waabigwan Flower CSA is a seasonal flower subscription offering fresh, locally grown bouquets throughout the growing season. Members who choose the Summer Flower CSA will receive four bi-weekly bouquets filled with seasonal blooms grown right here at Waabigwan Flower Farm.
Bouquets reflect what is growing naturally in the field at the time of harvest and may include a mix of focal flowers, fillers, and greenery. Summer bouquets often feature flowers such as zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, snapdragons, herbs, and other mid-season blooms, highlighting the brightness and abundance of peak summer.
The Summer CSA typically runs from early July through late August, with pickups scheduled every other week. Timing may shift slightly based on weather and growing conditions.
Each CSA is intentionally kept small to ensure quality, flexibility, and care for both the flowers and the land.
Delivery is included, but if client isn’t available during delivery window, they may pickup from the Waabigwan Wagon.