CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture, which is a very official way of saying you’re signing up to get really good flowers on a regular basis.

When you join, you’re buying a “share” of what we grow each season. Paying upfront helps us get the season off the ground. Seeds, supplies, fixing the things that inevitably break, and trying a few new varieties we probably don’t have time for but grow anyway. It keeps everything moving while the fields are still waking up.

For our CSA, we keep things simple and focused by offering single variety bunches. That means one type of flower at a time, tulips, lisianthus, or dahlias, whatever is having its moment in the field. Each CSA share is four weeks long, and every week features a different variety, so no two weeks are the same.

There’s something really nice about not overcomplicating it. When we bring flowers home, it’s almost always just one variety in a vase. It lets the shape, color, and movement of each flower stand on its own without competing with anything else.

It also means you get to experience each crop fully as it comes into season. Not a mix of everything, but a chance to really notice what makes each one special.

CSA pickup happens on THURSDAY. You can choose either Burlington or Charlotte when you sign up. Both pickups start at 3pm.

In Burlington, pickup is at Wilder Wines and runs until they close. In Charlotte, pickup is at the farm and runs until 6pm.

We’re always open to adding more locations as things grow, so if there’s a spot that would make pickup easier, feel free to reach out.