Flower Markets in Indianola
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***Visits are by appointment only.*** **Flowers will be available roughly April-October depending on weather** Moss and Madder Farm is a small-scale farm growing cut flowers. We are Certified Naturally Grown so you can…
I’s Fresh Flowers is a flower market in Kent, Washington.
We're a small cut flower farm dedicated to producing high-quality, beautiful and long-lasting, English garden-style seasonal blooms, using sustainable farming practices. We offer seasonal bouquet subscriptions, seasonal…
Rooted in Brush Prairie since 1966, 1MB Family Farm is a four-generation family farm dedicated to growing beautiful, seasonal cut flowers—especially our specialty: dahlias. Alongside our blooms, we offer a rotating selec…
Florist Flower Farmer
Seasonal seed-to-flower stand specializing in home grown flower bouquets and indoor plant starts. Located on 64th Ave streetside, a white stand with metal overhang roof. Text for any bouquet requests!
Snohomish County Flower Collective is a local flower collective of growers in Snohomish County connecting growers with florists, event designers, and flower lovers through seasonal pop-up markets. We specialize in fresh,…
Self-serve flower stand in North Seattle offering organic, and sustainably grown blooms straight from our yard to your vase. We restock fresh every Tuesday and Friday with seasonal flowers cut in the last 24 hours. Stop…
Family-friendly U-Pick Flower Farm in Summit, WA, near Tacoma and Puyallup. Pick your own seasonal blooms or grab a ready-made bouquet from our roadside stand. Perfect for families, photographers, and flower lovers looki…
At Wild Nest Flower Farm, we grow seasonal flowers with care, patience, and purpose—bringing the beauty of our fields straight to you. Enjoy peony blooms in May–June and vibrant dahlias from August–October, with availabi…
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