2024 FLORAL SUBSCRIPTIONS

Thank you so much for your interest in our various 2025 CSAs!!

Spring is around the corner and the flower farm will soon be bursting with color, everything will soon be blooming so now is the time to make sure you grab a share of our blooms! 

We offer CSAs of our largest crops from the farm - Tulips, Peonies and Dahlias, as well as mixed spring and fall bouquets.

Mixed Spring Blooms bouquets will include flowers like larkspur, snapdragons, roses, peonies, tulips, ranunculus, delphinium, nigella, poppies and stock.

Mixed Fall Blooms bouquets will include sunflowers, snapdragons, celosia, yarrow, zinnias, dahlias, rudbeckia, lisianthus, rudbeckia, asters, mums and more!

We grow specialty, hard-to-find varieties from seed so you're sure to get a beautiful and very unique bouquet!

CSA members will pick up their shares at Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard in North Salem, NY, or at a TBD location in Ridgefield, CT (most likely at the farm near Ridgebury Rd.) every week starting in June. You will get to bring home some sunshine in the form of a fresh bouquet of local, unique, ecologically-grown seasonal blooms!

**Please note, shares are very limited this year and will be for sale while supplies last.

Please SCROLL DOWN and read through all the CSA Terms of Service and FAQs below before purchasing a CSA.

The various Spring & Fall CSAs includes one bouquet of fresh-cut farm flowers per week for 4 weeks. Each bouquet comes wrapped in our recyclable flower kraft paper. 

We are offering weekly pick-ups on FRIDAYS at Harvest Moon in North Salem 9am-5pm, or at a TBD location in Ridgefield, CT (most likely at the farm near Ridgebury Rd.), 10am-3pm.

Right now our bouquet shares are pick-up only, however we are working on a LOCAL DELIVERY option so stay tuned!

Given the busy nature of our business, and to keep communication and administration clear and manageable, we are unable to offer alternative pickup times. If for some reason you are unable to pick up your CSA share, you are welcome to send a friend or family member on your behalf to pick up your bouquet. We are unable to credit missed or forgotten bouquets.

When you purchase a CSA share, you are making a commitment to pick up during the time stated. If you are giving a CSA share as a gift, please make sure the recipient has read and agreed to our terms of service and is willing to pick them up on a weekly basis.

CSA spots are limited. Participating in our CSA ensures that you, or the recipient of a gifted share, will have a fresh bouquet of locally grown blooms each week. ​If it seems like it will be difficult for you to meet the terms of the CSA, you can always find our blooms at the flower truck - click here for more information. 

Thanks so much for your support!

Your Local Flower Farmer,

Christine

What does CSA stand for?

Traditionally, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), refers to a type of direct marketing which consists of a community of individuals who pledge support to a farm operation and in return receive a "share" of what that farm produces. It is a way for consumers to support farmers and eat fresh, local food, or in our case enjoy fresh, toxin-free flowers. CSAs typically work by having members pay a set amount before the season begins and then they receive a share of the crop(s) in return. The value is usually determined by farmers' market prices. CSAs can help consumers reconnect with nature and eat healthy food/enjoy healthy blooms that are in season, and it benefits the farms by providing funds to get the farm going in the winter and early spring.

When is the first CSA pick up week?

You will be notified via email a week or two before the first pickup day of your chosen CSA. Generally the Tulip CSA begins in April, the Peony CSA in May and the Dahlias in August or September.

Can I get a share every other week, instead of weekly?

At this time we are only offering a weekly CSA bouquet share. However, you could split a share with a friend and alternate which weeks you pickup- decide among yourselves who will pickup each week. If you choose to do this, it needs to be managed by you.

Can I pick up my share a few minutes early, or late? 

No, I'm sorry! I am a busy mom, business owner and farmer, as such the times in the CSA Terms of Service are NOT flexible. If you feel like there is a chance that the timing wont work for you, you can always find our blooms at local market days with the truck.

What if I am out of town on my Bouquet pick up day?

If you are away, please arrange for a friend to pick up your bouquet, and let us know via email that someone else will be picking up for you.  

What if I forget to pick up my bouquet?

If you forget to pick up your bouquet, we cannot arrange an alternative time for you to pick it up. The two-day pick up window is the only time we can offer. Please try and remember to pick up your bouquet.

Can I purchase an extra bouquet when I pick up my share?

Sometimes we will have extra bouquets available at the Harvest Moon store, but this won’t always be the case.

Can I buy more than two Summer Blooms CSA shares?

At this time we are limiting two shares per person. We have a lot of interest in our CSA and want to be able to accommodate as many households as possible. That being said, you are welcome to buy additional shares for friends.

Can I give a Bouquet CSA as a gift?

Absolutely!! The Summer Blooms CSA makes a great gift! If gifting, please indicate that it is a gift and include the recipients name, email address and phone number. Also, if you would like me to email you a printable gift certificate for the recipient, I am happy to do so, just shoot me an email to let me know.

How can I keep my blooms long lasting?

Because they are so freshly cut (the morning of pick-up or the day before!) you're already ahead of the game! But here are more tips for the best possible vaselife:

• Keep flowers out of direct sunlight
• Keep flowers away from fruits and vegetables
• Change water daily to prevent bacteria from building up on stems
• Discard any dead blooms
• After 4-5 days, give flowers a fresh cut. You can move to a shorter vase to help extend the life of the flowers.

Have more questions?

Contact us HERE!