Bees Louise Flower Farm

Bees Louise Flower Farm Your neighborhood farm in Vestal, New York offering premium fresh cut flowers and floral design.
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Added this dahlia for bouquets this year. It’s like looking at a sunset with all the blazing colors captured in one flow...
09/01/2026

Added this dahlia for bouquets this year. It’s like looking at a sunset with all the blazing colors captured in one flower.

I really love it! 😍

There are limited spots left for the dahlia subscription (one spot…maybe two). Fill out the google form to reserve your ...
08/28/2026

There are limited spots left for the dahlia subscription (one spot…maybe two).

Fill out the google form to reserve your Bees Louise Dahlia Subscription. If you love specialty fresh flowers unlike the store bought varieties, this is for you!

Fill out the form here: 👇🏼

https://forms.gle/ofr1QStLsMZ8Snwc8

Dahlia Subscriptions Open Now! Do you love fresh flowers in your home? Signup for the BeesLouise Dahlia subscription an...
08/27/2026

Dahlia Subscriptions Open Now!

Do you love fresh flowers in your home? Signup for the BeesLouise Dahlia subscription and enjoy 4 weeks of beautiful dahlia bouquets.

Fill out the google form with your contact info and I’ll email you to complete signup. If you need assistance with signup, you can also call or message me and I’ll fill it out for you!

Here are the subscription details:

🌸 Cost: 4 weeks of hand wrapped bouquets for $120 plus tax

🌼 Pickup Location: Refabulous Furnishings in Vestal

🌸 Pickup Times: Thursday from 4-6pm and the following day on Friday from 10-6pm.

🌼 Pickup Dates: Thursdays - September 17th, 24th, October 1st and 8th

🌸 Questions? Contact me via message, email [email protected] or call 607-221-1374.

I am a small flower farm and spots fill up fast. Signup now to reserve your spot at this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhOqdnCD7MB_8PTqi2t7hJlT--2UvxJxnvzwoWqKuLS91pVQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=112918851954830984058

Today I delivered this arrangement for a special order. I don’t advertise this often, but I do create arrangements and d...
08/20/2026

Today I delivered this arrangement for a special order. I don’t advertise this often, but I do create arrangements and deliver within 10 miles of Vestal. You can put in an order via email or call me.

This arrangement featured a rare combination of hydrangeas, roses, and dahlias! This might actually be the only time I’ve ever had all three of these flowers blooming at the same time and designed an arrangement.

The special thing about ordering flowers from a local flower farm is that you get a combination of the current flowers that are blooming in season. Also they are extra beautiful when they are grown outside in nature without the industrial simulated environments that require loads of filmy pesticides. The difference in the quality, look, and feel of the locally grown blooms is worth it!

Have you been wondering about the dahlia subscription that starts next month? I will be opening signups soon…stay tuned for more information next week!

Just picked the first dahlias this morning….but want I’m most excited about is how sweet the berries are from my blueber...
08/07/2026

Just picked the first dahlias this morning….but want I’m most excited about is how sweet the berries are from my blueberry bush. All this rain has been great for producing abundant berries!

It’s hard to believe the July subscription completed three weeks of arrangements yesterday. The lilies are about done bl...
07/17/2026

It’s hard to believe the July subscription completed three weeks of arrangements yesterday.

The lilies are about done blooming and the first flush of roses are finishing up. With some flowers, there are short windows of time where flowers bloom in their peak vibrancy. This is why this subscription runs its course in three weeks. Now the plants are tired and need some additional care with amendments and watering to put out new growth.

When you support a local flower farm, the availability of flowers depends on the time of season. I think that’s what makes it so special…appreciating flowers in the moment they’re blooming while knowing the window of time is brief helps us to stay in the present.

My next subscription starts in mid September and features dahlia bouquets. From now until then I’ll be tending to the flowers to ensure they grow healthy and strong to be ready for the next subscription.

I love sweet pea flowers. Each variety has a special unique scent. This year my light purple speckled blooms smell like ...
07/14/2026

I love sweet pea flowers. Each variety has a special unique scent. This year my light purple speckled blooms smell like grapes!

The frilly blooms stretch out from the thick green vines against the roses. The contrast of sweet peas and roses creates a soft palette of color.

The wall of blooms spans the entire left side of my porch. I enjoy early mornings sipping coffee amongst the flowers as the sun rises lighting up the blooms to reveal their inner beauty.

I’ve been so busy with all the garden tasks that I’ve forgotten to post all the latest flowers of the season. Today mark...
07/10/2026

I’ve been so busy with all the garden tasks that I’ve forgotten to post all the latest flowers of the season.

Today marked week two of summer subscription pickups. The fragrant arrangements featured garden roses, lilies, snapdragons, sweet peas and more.

This evening I weeded the dahlias and prepped the garden bed for planting seedlings started last month.

It’s a very busy time of year but the absolute best time as all the flowers are growing stronger everyday and visibly abundant.

How are your gardens looking these days?

When spring and summer flowers overlap the combination is stunning! From peonies to ranunculus to roses, the array of l...
06/16/2026

When spring and summer flowers overlap the combination is stunning! From peonies to ranunculus to roses, the array of lush blooms light up a room.

Every year I grow ranunculus and I’m always glad I did. It’s a labor intensive flower to grow in our area of upstate New...
06/11/2026

Every year I grow ranunculus and I’m always glad I did.

It’s a labor intensive flower to grow in our area of upstate New York. With a short growing season, corms need to be started in late winter in cold temps. I start mine in trays and leave by a window in the garage. For the longest harvest window they should be planted in covered beds in late March. Since I have limited space, I don’t have the ability to plant them early and cover.

Instead I plant them when the soil temp is warm enough to be worked, around late April. The corms are interplanted around the lily beds. They start blooming after the peonies and collapse quickly under the heat.

With the small window of time to enjoy them, sometimes it feels like it’s not worth all the effort. Then I get to make a beautiful bouquet like the one pictured, and I remember why….they are pure JOY.

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Vestal, NY
13850

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+6072211374

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