Pine Accents

Our Colombian farms use sustainable, and eco-friendly farming practices, as well as treat their labor fairly. Most are Rainforest Certified, and all of them are helping the local community by offering their employees things like health care and onsite childcare! Plus, they cut out only what we sell - so we don’t waste 1 out of every 3 stems like the traditional supply chain.

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Snowcap

White Mums Mixed with Berries, Eucalyptus, Garden Roses and Alstroemeria

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Continental Floral Greens started in the 50's, when the original founder began selling evergreen out of the back of his station wagon. Nowadays, under new ownership and new leadership, the farm has focused on quality and grown to have locations in California, Florida, and Washington. These farms grow premium fragrant and freshly cut greens like fir, cedar, and pine. Prior to handcrafting their world-class wreath, they go to extraordinary lengths to ensure quality, like harvesting via helicopter and grading each stem by hand. 

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Noel

fresh holiday fir wreath with red berry accents

Todd’s nickname on the farm is Master Grower. He earned it growing sunflowers 365 days a year. Raised in the fields, Todd is part of a family of farmers that go back all the way to his Grandfather. Today, he personally keeps an eye on all his fields, making sure each grower is living up to his farm’s promise of high quality flowers. A pioneer in the industry, Todd still manages to stay humble, and will happily answer anyone’s questions on anything farming.

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Into The Woods

Bouquet with pepperberry, red cushion poms, red baby eucalyptus and natural pinecones

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Homestead

Husband and wife team Bas van Eijk and Alison Glasco produce sustainably-grown, beautiful orchids from their perfect location in warm and sunny Los Osos, California. Their production of high quality orchids emerged from an ancestry cultivated in Dutch soil, and has found its new roots in American bark. 

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Sugar Cookie

A mini pine tree in a white and beige pot.

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.

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Pining for You

Red Spray Roses, Proteas, and Alstroemeria with Greenery Accents

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. 

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Winter Frost

Flower arrangement in winter hues of white and blue.

Holiday Sweater

red and green pepperberries, succulents, white alstroemeria and greenery bouquet

Warmth

hanging wreath made with grapevine, fresh cedar and accented with pinecones 

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.

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North Star

A pine mini tree in a black and gold pot with universe design.

Pepperberry

Balanced succulent arrangement with pepperberry, white roses, eucalyptus and cedar greenery.

Founded by a high school teacher and one of his students with five acres of Iris and a few rows of daffodils, Lane has helped grow the farm to be the #1 producer of cut flowers in the USA. How did they do it? Simple, staying committed to building a hardworking and happy workforce. Take a walk through the fields of their farms and you'll find Lilies, Gerbera Daisies, Tulips, Asters, Delphinium, as well as other seasonal crops. Plus, a trip to any of their greenhouses is like entering a world of color! 