Beautiful stems.
Useful questions.
Texas-native flowers, specialty stems, and a few varieties we’re ready to try. Each collection has a place in the work ahead.
Rooted in
the landscape.
Our native flower trials begin with plants connected to this landscape. We’ll follow how they grow, when they bloom, and how they hold as cut stems.
American BasketflowerSignature trial selection
Common SunflowerSelected for the first native trials
Texas BluebonnetSelected for the first native trials
Texas BluebellsUnder review
Color, texture,
and form.
Five specialty crops form our first cutting-flower collection, grown separately from our native trials.
These are our planting selections. Flowers are not yet available to order.
Queen Zinnias
Celosia
Gomphrena
ProCut SunflowersWhite Nite · cream petals, dark centers
Hanging Amaranthus
Room to try.
Reasons to learn.
Flowers we’re considering for small trials before deciding what belongs in regular production.
Café au Lait Dahlias
Scabiosa
Italian Anemones
Butterfly Ranunculus
Italian Ranunculus
Fragrant Stock
Sweet William
Rat Tail Statice
Alongside the flowers.
Blue Mealy Sage, Scarlet Sage, and Gulf Muhly are part of our planting selections.
Blue Mealy SageAlso called Mealy Blue Sage
Scarlet Sage- Gulf MuhlyBlush flowering plumes
From the field to the vase.
Good stems, a lasting vase life, and a crop we can grow well here. Our trials will help shape seasonal bouquets, florist orders, and recurring arrangements.
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