Anna
Lipovy Krai Farm
Kolomna, Moscow region
Two hectares of dahlias, garden roses and sunflowers. Anna cuts the flowers at six in the morning while they are full of water.
Grows: Café au Lait Dahlias, Sunflowers and Wheat, Farm Garden Roses
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· 6:40
Flowers that grew nearby
We make bouquets from whatever is blooming on farms outside Moscow right now. No long flights, no cold stores: from field to your vase in under a day.
What’s blooming now
The season changes every week. Pick a month and see what grows in it.
This week’s bouquets
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Where the flowers come from
Our farms
Three farms two hours from Moscow. We know every grower by name, and they know where their flowers go.
Mikhail
Garden by the River
Tarusa, Kaluga region
A meadow by the Oka river where asters, chamomile and grasses grow. Mikhail gathers bouquets as if strolling through the field.
Grows: Asters and Hydrangea, “Arrange It Yourself” Bucket, Meadow Bunch
Olga
Northern Greenhouse
Dmitrov, Moscow region
Warm greenhouses where chrysanthemums and hydrangeas bloom right up to the frosts. Thanks to Olga our season lasts until December.
Grows: Chrysanthemums in Smoke, Autumn Basket, Annabelle Hydrangea
A bouquet’s journey
1
6:40
Cut at dawn
Flowers are cut in the morning while the stems are full of water, then go straight into the cool.
2
11:00
Made in the workshop
A florist ties the bouquet by hand, wraps it in kraft paper and writes the tag.
3
15:00
Brought to your door
A courier brings it the same day. We send a photo before it leaves.
Journal
№ 1
How to make a garden bouquet last
Cool water, a sharp knife and a little attention: five simple rules from our florists.
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№ 2
An autumn bouquet recipe
Dahlias, rowan and grasses: a warm autumn arrangement made from what grows nearby.
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