The heart of our late summer and the largest planting on the farm. We have over forty named varieties for 2026 — dinnerplates, balls, decorative, and waterlilies — chosen for color, vase life, and the way they read in a designer's hands.

Variety list available on request.

The high-summer headliner. Rose-form blooms with stem length and vase life that holds up to the hottest event work. Mariachi Pure White for clean architectural arrangements; Voyage Champagne and Celeb Beige Neo for the soft, antique palette designers reach for; Rosita Pink Picotee when a bouquet needs a focal point with edge.

The summer staples, grown in palettes built for designers rather than supermarkets. Queeny series zinnias in their signature antique tones — lime with blush, lemon peach, red lime — plus creamy Linen and the scabiosa-form Zinderella Peach. ProCut sunflowers from cream to chocolate, pollenless and ready for event work.

The textural pieces that make designer work distinctive. Echinacea cones, feverfew clusters, yarrow umbels. Scabiosa for movement, strawflower and statice for form that lasts. Heirloom chrysanthemums in autumn — quill-petaled, spider-form, the kind that look nothing like the mums at the grocery store.

The supporting cast that finishes a designer's work. Baby's breath, basil grown for fragrance and form, and the seasonal greens and herbs that round out an arrangement.