Wedding Flowers in Batesville Mississippi
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The 2009 season is officially over. Book now for your Spring and Summer 2010 events!
In season, locally grown wedding flowers from April-October! Local pickup or delivery in the Batesville, MS area only. Flowers are available in-season and are grown using natural and organic growing methods right here in Batesville, MS. Advantages of locally grown fresh flowers:
-Supports the local economy – You know who is getting your business, and you know exactly where your dollar is going.
-Environmentally conscious – Flowers are not trucked or flown thousands of miles.
-Freshness – Flowers flown in from South America or California are shipped dry and have to be rehydrated. Locally grown flowers are never dry, thus the vase life is dramatically increased.
-Quality – Locally grown flowers are minimally handled and less likely to be damaged in transit.
If it can be grown from a seed or a bulb, I can probably grow it. Please e-mail with your needs and I will try to accomodate you. Custom growing or reserving of flowers will require a 50% deposit of the total cost. The cutting garden peaks June and July, so any events during that time will have a wide variety of flowers available. Sunflowers, black-eyed Susans and zinnias bloom well into the fall. If you have a last minute event, give me a call at 1-888-601-5943 and ask what’s blooming right now.
For a great bargain, consider getting our “Party Pack” or “Deluxe Party Pack” (see below for more options). These packs are first come, first serve and contain several varieties of flowers in bunches of 10. Flowers will be cut three days prior to your event and either picked up at our location or delivered no later than the day before your event to your location within 30 miles of Batesville, MS. Please call ahead to check for availability.
Party Pack (120 stems, 12 bunches of 10) – $200
Deluxe Party Pack (200 stems, 20 bunches of 10) – $325
Choose from monotone (all one color family), mixed warm colors (red, orange, yellow), cool colors (blue, purple, green), or mixed (any and all colors).
Sunflower Pack (100 stems, mixed varieties) – $175
Sunflower and Zinnia Pack (100 stems mixed sunflowers, 50 stems mixed zinnia) – $200
Daisy Pack (200 stems mixed colors) – $100
Foliage Pack (50 stems) – $75
Delivery Charge (within 30 miles) – $45
I also offer wholesale pricing to local florists.
Detailed list Spring and Summer 2010 (links go to organizations/associations for that flower):
- Roses – I’m still working on building my rose collection and pampering my plants so they get bigger and produce more flowers. I don’t expect to have any available in 2010, but that could change. My specialty will be pink and bi-color roses.
- Bells of Ireland Moluccella laevis – Green only
- Daisies – Shasta, Black-eyed Susans, Painted daisies – Every color, bi-color and shade imaginable will be growing throughout the Spring, Summer and Fall. I’m even planning on a calendula (pot marigold) that looks like an orange gerber daisy without all the fuss. If you have a particular color you need, contact me now!
- Zinnia – ‘Benary’s Giants’ in red, fuchsia, purple, white, bright golden yellow, orange and pink
- Sunflowers Several varieties in gold, lemon, white and burgundy. If you need a particular variety or color, let me know and I’ll get the seed. Burgundy sunflowers are very popular for fall weddings! The earliest these will be available is June, but I plan to sow sunflowers continuously throughout the summer and have them available for cutting through October.
- Globe Amaranth – Gomphrena globosa in a mix of colors, mostly pink, white and purple. Great filler flowers.
- Carnations – Dianthus caryophyllus in every color imaginable.
- Lady’s Mantle Alchemilla mollis – A frothy yellow-green filler flower that is very popular in bouquets
- Asiatic Lilies – ‘Black Out’ – Deep wine red, almost black; ‘Dolly Madison’ – Bright magenta pink; ‘Pollyanna’ – Bright yellow with apricot flush and “freckles”; ‘Tropical Dream’ – Orange-red with yellow centers; ‘South Pacific’ – Creamy white with a small spattering of burgundy “freckles”
- Oriental Lilies – ‘Stargazer’ – An old favorite with pink to dark red petals edged in white
- Tulips – White – ‘Maureen’, ‘Purissima’, ‘Francoise’; Pink and bi-color - ‘Plant to Impress’ Darwin mixture, ‘Shirley’, ‘Angelique’ and a plain old pink tulip; Red – ‘Kingsblood’ and ‘Lambada’; Yellow – ‘Bellona’; Orange – ‘Best Seller’. These will have a limited availability in early-mid spring.
- Eryngium – A bright blue spiky flower that is great fresh or dried
- Ranunculus – Beautiful cut flower for bouquets. I’ll have plenty of white for weddings!
- Gladioli – Every color available will be growing and blooming from May until October.
- Sweet Peas – Beautiful, sweetly-scented flowers are perfect for wedding bouquets. I will have several different shades of pastels and solid white, as well as some streaked and brighter colors. Early spring until the heat kicks in.
- Scabious, or pincushion flower – Lots of different colors to choose from.
- Coleus – Why not try something different and include a few stems of coleus in your bouquets and reception decorations? Coleus foliage comes in a wide variety of colors and can really set your flowers off in contrasting or coordinating colors. I’ve used these in personal arrangements and they really are a standout! I will have at least six varieties ranging from deep burgundy to lime green.
- Stock Matthiola incana - Popular cut flower in a wide range of colors. Early Spring.
- Delphinium
- Sweet William
- Daffodils
That’s the beginning of the list. I’ll be back with more when I can make an inventory of my seeds and bulbs.
