Flowers on a schedule

The nicest thing you can do to a Tuesday.

Fresh flowers arriving every two or four weeks — arranged by hand the morning they go out, and driven over by us. Buy it for your own table, or send it to someone who would never buy it for themselves.

  • Delivered by the shop, not a courier
  • Paid once, upfront — nothing renews on its own
  • Skip or move a delivery with a phone call
See the plans
A bottle vase of mixed seasonal flowers on a kitchen table by a window.

Choose a size

Three sizes. The same flowers we'd put in our own window.

Price is per delivery. Choose how often below, and how many deliveries you'd like to buy at once.

A small hand-tied bunch of white anemones wrapped in kraft paper.

The Posy

A hand-tied bunch in paper, cut for the kitchen table.

$75per delivery

  • Designer's choice, whatever came in best
  • Wrapped in paper, ready for your own jug
  • Card message written by hand
An autumn arrangement of dahlias, amaranthus and grasses in a stoneware vase.

The Seasonal

The season itself, arranged and ready to set down.

$110per delivery

  • Arranged in a vase, no trimming needed
  • Built around what the season is giving
  • Vase included with the first delivery
  • Card message written by hand
A large, full arrangement of garden roses and seasonal stems.

The Commonwealth

The one people ask about. Garden flowers, at scale.

$175per delivery

  • Our largest arrangement, in a chosen vessel
  • Garden and specialty stems when they're in
  • Designed fresh each delivery — never repeated
  • Card message written by hand

How often

Pick the rhythm.

Every two weeks
Flowers are never quite gone before the next ones arrive.
Every four weeks
A monthly change of scene. The most common choice for a gift.

How many

Bought once, up front.

3 deliveries
A season's worth. A good way to try it.
6 deliveries
Half a year, paid once.
12 deliveries
A full year — birthdays, holidays and ordinary Tuesdays.

Setting it up

Three minutes now, flowers all year.

  1. 01

    Pick a size and a rhythm

    Choose the arrangement, how often it comes, and how many deliveries you're buying.

  2. 02

    Tell us where it goes

    Your address or theirs, the day that suits, and the card message for every delivery.

  3. 03

    We take it from there

    Arranged the morning it goes out and delivered by us. Order before 1pm to start the same day.

Questions

Before you start one.

Anything not answered here, call the shop — (978) 369-2404.

Who picks the flowers?

We do. Every delivery is designer's choice, built from what arrived freshest that morning — which is exactly why it stays interesting. If there is a flower you love, or one you can't have in the house, tell us when you set it up and we'll note it on the order.

Where do you deliver?

Concord and 10 neighbouring towns — Acton, Bedford, Boxboro, Carlisle, Lexington, Lincoln, Littleton, Maynard, Stow, Sudbury. We deliver ourselves, so if your street is just outside the list, call and ask. We often can.

Can I send one as a gift?

Yes, and it's the reason most people start one. You'll give us the recipient's name and a card message when you order, and we write the card by hand here in the shop for every delivery.

How do I pay?

You pay once, upfront, for the deliveries you choose — 3, 6 or 12. There is no card kept on file and nothing renews on its own, so it can't quietly keep charging you.

Can I skip a delivery or change the date?

Call the shop. Deliveries are scheduled by us rather than by software, so moving one is a two-minute phone call — for a holiday, a trip, or a week you'd rather have them on the Friday. Same-day changes need to reach us before 1pm.

What if the flowers don't last?

Tell us. They're cut and arranged here, on the day they go out, so if something goes over early that's on us and we'll make it right on the next delivery.

Not sure which size? Ask the shop.

Tell us the room, or who it's for, and we'll tell you honestly which one to buy.

135 Commonwealth Ave, Concord, Massachusetts 01742