Name: Citrus Chic
Brand: The Bouqs Co
Price: 94.00 USD

Focal flowers like alstroemeria, roses, and lilies are matched with fresh accents to create picture-perfect designs.

Mixed Flower Bouquets

Mixed

Originally founded in his parent’s backyard, Farmer Benito’s farm now grows some of the world’s best statice flower and alstroemeria. The farm boasts an outstanding team of devoted employees who enjoy good benefits like paid vacation and educational programs for their kids. Some of his employees have been working there for over 30 years! Also, Benito's farm is Rainforest Alliance certified. 

Benito

Picnic

Original

Deluxe

Grand

Montecito Vase

<p>Our glass Montecito vase lets your flowers shine!</p>

Gold Marina Vase

Marina Vase

Flower farmer, family man, fantastic human being; those are just some of the words you can use to describe Farmer Mike. His farm grows some of the most interesting and beautiful flower types imaginable. Ask him what he loves about work and he'll tell you he's just continuing the family tradition. He's a farmer through and through.Also, Mike's farm is Certified American Grown.

Mike

Wild About U

colorful alstroemeria, purple aster, yellow solidago and succulent bouquet

Sugar Rush

Never Desert You

Mixed Arrangement of Alstroemerias, Eucalyptus and Succulents

Rifle Paper Vase

At The Bouqs Co., we partner with sustainable farms that put love and care into growing our Farm-to-Table flowers. And now we have farms all over the world, allowing us to bring you the most beautiful and fresh flowers.

network

Glowing

white snapdragons, roses and lilies with mini lime green hydrangea flowers

Located in Bogota, this farm was founded in 1968 and grows a huge variety of focal flowers! With an average of twelve hours of sunlight and mild temperatures year-round, the region’s atmosphere makes for optimal growing conditions. Also, the farm is certified by FLORVERDE, who advocates for and reinforces training, child care and family assistance initiatives, among other fair labor standards. 

Juanita

I Heart You

mother's day special bright bouquet of pink gerbs

Mason Vase

<div><div><div>A little bit rustic, a little bit modern. Clear glass lets your flowers shine.</div></div></div>

Buttercream

Peach and Yellow Rose Bouquet with Carnations, Alstromeria and Snapdragons

Farmer Maria and her 180 employees love growing flowers. They also love the rainforest. Part of their mission as a company is to actively protect the Amazon jungle. They conserve the native species that are in threat of extinction, and then grow those flowers commercially as well as put them into the bouquets they make, thus ensuring these rare flower varieties are conserved for future generations. 

Maria

Sweet Escape

Tropical Pink Flower Bouquet of Ginger Flowers with Fern and Palm Leaf Greenery Accents 

Ranunculus arrive in small, bud form but once bloomed they are 3-5 times their initial size! Trim the stems at an angle and add fresh water to your favorite vase. Make sure your ranunculus aren't crowded in your vase or are not trimmed to fit the vase. Since ranunculus have hollow stems they'll need the support so they don't bend over. Display in an area away from pets. Enjoy! 

When the path of sunlight reaching your plant is not direct, or is filtered by something else (ex: sheer curtains).

Ranunculus 

Keep your vase filled with water. Water should be changed every 2 to 3 days.

Farmer David lives on the farm. No, literally his house is located right on the farm! Over 30 years ago, David made his way to South America and married an Ecuadorian woman. Together they started growing flowers, and their farm grows world-class ranunculus in every color you can think of!

David

Pink & Pearl

3 Month Subscription: Farmer’s Market

Three bouquets with one sunflower bouquet, one white roses and one mixed flowers

Citrus Chic

Lover Candle

SCENT NOTES: Saffron, Damask Roses, Guaiacwood & Oud Wood

A brightly colored arrangement of yellow, orange, and light pink flowers, including ranunculus and roses.

$94

$125

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Mike