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If you caught us on the TODAY show, you saw a few fun ways to customize a bouquet for your BFF, your work wife, or really anyone who deserves a little extra love. Well, we're back with one more, and this one comes with a little something they get to keep long after the flowers are gone. Today it's a bow tie, inspired by our friend Al Roker, because y'all know we have never once been able to resist a cute accessory!

Oct 7, 2026 · Facebook

We’re getting those Monday scaries about the end of dahlia season that’s a-comin’, but instead of crying into our coffee (again), we turned to our best coping mechanism—designing a bouquet about it, of course! The Haymaker is our limited-time celebration of fall’s fleeting beauty, right up there with sweater weather, the first leaf pile, and the perfect mug of spiced apple cider. It’s only here for a little while, so get yours before the dahlias are officially gone until next year!

Oct 5, 2026 · Instagram

It’s FINALLY here!! We’ve basically been waiting for this since August. The marigolds and mums are showing off, the rose hips, pods, and grasses are finally having their moment, and the Gator definitely has the best view around. Somewhere in Stars Hollow, Taylor is absolutely planning a festival around it, and Lorelai is already on her third coffee. Here at the Farmquarters, we’re leaning all the way in too. Our sweaters are finally back in full rotation, Gilmore Girls is on in the background, and there are flowers everywhere you look. Fall is definitely our favorite time of year around here!

Oct 4, 2026 · Instagram

We’re so excited to partner with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance for the second year of our With Heart program. This one means a lot to us. When we first learned through our friend Craig Melvin just how many people are diagnosed with colorectal cancer every year, we were honestly blown away. This is a cancer that touches far too many families — nearly 159,000 people are expected to be diagnosed in the U.S. this year alone. And when something affects that many people, you start thinking about the small ways you can show up. And we obviously show up with flowers. So with every Alliance With Heart bouquet you send, a portion gives back to help fund research, screening, and support for people and families affected by colorectal cancer. It’s a really important cause, one we’re proud to stand behind again and, honestly, just one more really good reason to send someone flowers.

Oct 3, 2026 · Facebook

When I started Farmgirl, I had no idea how hard dealing with highly perishable flowers would be. Which is probably a good thing, honestly, because if I’d known then what I know now, I’m not sure I would’ve been brave enough to start it. Don’t get me wrong, I love what we do at Farmgirl. But dealing with Mother Nature, transportation, timing, and about a zillion other things is really hard. And as much as we believe fresh flowers are pretty much the best gift ever, we also know they don’t work for every situation. So, we made something for all the times they don’t. Meet our new faux collection — hand-designed with the same one-stem-at-a-time obsessiveness as every fresh bouquet we make, just without all the maintenance. Because real flowers are perfect for most things. Most things. But not all things. Like the guest room you want to look good 365 days a year. The desk with absolutely zero natural light. The last-minute dinner party we are definitely planning this fall (promise). The cat who thinks your flowers are a salad bar. The vacation home you want to look pulled together even when you’re not there to fuss with it. Or, honestly, those weeks when you’re just tired and adding “pick up flowers and arrange them” to the mental load isn’t happening — but you still want your home to feel special. Farmgirl faux flowers, for when real ones just won’t cut it. (We said it.)

Oct 1, 2026 · Facebook

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Sep 30, 2026 · Facebook

What's filled with mums and roses, delivers to your doorstep, and reminds us of the wheat field covered rolling hills in southeastern Washington (aka Team Farmgirl's new home state)? This bouquet right here!

Sep 29, 2026 · Instagram

When it comes to the end of dahlia season….are you a digger or a hoper?  Come first frost, dahlias can have a surprising amount of homework! The quick version of getting them through winter (or at least the attempt to): 1. Wait 1–2 weeks after frost blackens the foliage 2. Cut the stems to 4–6”, dig wide, and lift the whole clump (snap a neck, lose a tuber) 3. Label as you go, because every clump looks identical in a bin in February (or don’t and embrace the uncertainty!) 4. Let them cure a few days somewhere cool and dry 5. Tuck them into something that can keep them cozy (vermiculite, wood shavings, or coco coir) and store them dark at 40–50°F 6. Peek once a month and toss anything soft Or, confession time…at Farmquarters we mulch ours heavily, cross our fingers, and replant the gaps. About 75% came back last winter, and the other 25% turned to soup (Pacific Northwest, we love you, but wow). The full guide, with the right way and the what-we-actually-do way, is on the blog. Link in bio.

Sep 27, 2026 · Facebook

Every ball needs a belle, and this fall (and for the past three running) ours is a garden rose bouquet. The Belle of the Fall is here, and it’s dressed for the season: sweater weather, candlelit dinners, and the first pumpkin loaf of the year.

Sep 26, 2026 · Facebook

Ok while this isn’t live, this small(ish) fall DIY still keeps our Friday design streak going, right?! If you wanna follow along, all you need is a bowl, a flower frog, and a handful of your favorite flowers. Let us know if you try it!

Sep 25, 2026 · Instagram

The best supporting actress of our Belle of the Fall bouquet – french marigolds!

Sep 24, 2026 · Facebook

You know that Will Smith quote about how no one will outwork him on a treadmill? I’ve always thought I might come close to giving him a run for his money (or at least I try!), but after this visit, I think he may have met his match in my mom. Not only did she make us plum jam from the trees here, but she also did SO much weeding, helped me tackle some much-needed greenhouse cleanup, and potted up a whole bunch of our eucalyptus babies so we can overwinter them and plant the eucalyptus grove we’ve been dreaming about next spring. Which means our greenhouse is going to smell absolutely incredible all winter. My mom has always been one of the hardest-working people I know—truly, I don’t know where she gets the energy—and apparently neither retirement nor vacation has done anything to slow her down. I’m so grateful for her, and for the work ethic she taught me. And also maybe feeling slightly guilty that she came to visit her daughter and somehow ended up pulling weeds and potting eucalyptus. But mostly grateful.

Sep 23, 2026 · Facebook