Locally grown flowers from York, PA
At Solstice Blooms Flower Farm, we grow a variety of seasonal, specialty cut flowers pesticide-free. Our mission is to spread the love and joy of flowers to our community through ethical and sustainable practices.
What we offer:
Bring home mixed bouquets, perfect for brightening up your or a loved one’s week. Bouquets are available during weekends at our flower stand spring through fall at 3645 N Susquehanna Trail, York PA. Check our social media stories and google page to check when we’re open.
The Bouquet Club is a subscription membership available for spring, summer, and fall for weekly or biweekly pickup. Subscriptions make great gifts for your loved ones, or to treat yourself! We offer delivery to a limited number of spots within 15 minutes of the farm.
A La Carte Weddings
DIY Bulk Buckets
Contact us to plan your wedding bouquets using in-season flowers. A La Carte wedding florals offer high-quality, locally grown florals for pick up the day before your wedding, removing the set up and travel fees for you. Meeting with us the fall prior to your wedding date will ensure we plant the right flowers for your vision, but feel free to inquire at any time.
If you’re looking to DIY your event florals, we will buckets of ready-to-use stems for you to arrange yourself. This removes the service cost of finished bouquets but keeps the quality of fresh, local flowers. Bulk buckets are available by color theme only, no specific flowers are guaranteed.
Subscriptions
Mixed Bouquets
Why choose local flowers?
Most flowers found in grocery stores and florists are imported in from other countries. These flowers are sprayed with chemical pesticides and preservatives, have a large carbon footprint, and have days to weeks in shipping. Most local growers, including us, do not use any chemicals in the process and flowers are in your hands the same day or the next day they are cut from the field. Since local flowers are not shipped, more fragile varieties, like sweet pea and cosmos, are available from local farms.
Imported flowers are typically grown in unsustainable practices, like using large amounts of plastic, chemical fertilizers, and monocropping which depletes soil life. Local flowers like ours are grown with minimal plastic throughout the process and use regenerative practices to increase soil quality while avoiding chemical runoff from fertilizers. Many local flower farms also invest in conservation practices like cover cropping in the off season to regain the natural ecosystem of the soil to make stronger plants.
What’s in season?
See the seasonal offerings grown on the farm
Spring: Late April- Early June
“Cool flowers” including early snapdragons, pansies, peonies, sweet peas, poppies, and ranunculus.
Summer: July- August
Long day and high temperature loving flowers including varieties of cosmos, zinnias, foxglove, snapdragon, yarrow, statice, sunflowers, and basil.
Fall: September- October
Autumn flowers include eucalyptus, sunflowers, dahlias, specialty asters, marigolds, and heirloom chrysanthemums. Summer flowers may continue blooming through fall.
About the owner
I’m Jenn and I live and grow in York, PA with the help of my husband Zack. I learned about cut flower growing while looking into redoing the front flower bed at our house and thought this is something I could really do if I set my mind to it. My favorite cut flowers are peonies, poppies, and dahlias, but I really love all of them. I admire how unique they all are, from their look to how they like to grow. Flowers bring so much happiness and I can’t wait to share that happiness with you. Check the “Our Story” tab to learn more about how Solstice Blooms Flower Farm came to be.
