CSA stands for “Community Supported Agriculture.”  A Flower CSA operates similarly to a traditional bouquet subscription of locally grown flowers. 

Here’s a breakdown of what a Flower CSA entails:

1. Subscription Model:

• Members subscribe at the beginning of the growing season.
• Subscriptions typically cover a set number of weeks during the spring, summer, and/or fall.

2. Fresh, Seasonal Blooms:

• Members receive regular bouquets of freshly cut, seasonal flowers.
• The flowers are grown sustainably and locally, ensuring high quality and minimal environmental impact.

3. Variety and Diversity:

• Each delivery includes a variety of flowers, featuring unique and heirloom varieties not typically found in stores.
• The selection changes with the seasons, offering a wide array of colors and textures throughout the year.

4. Community and Connection:

• Joining a Flower CSA supports local farmers and fosters a direct connection between growers and consumers.
• Members receive additional benefits, such as farm visits, workshops, or newsletters with floral care tips and farm updates.

5. Eco-Friendly Choice:

• By participating in a Flower CSA, members contribute to sustainable agricultural practices.
• Local flowers reduce the carbon footprint associated with transportation and involve fewer chemicals compared to imported blooms.