Flowers

Choose the size and the feeling. Leave the stems to us.

Everything below is made on the morning it goes out, from whatever came in that week. Which is why there is no catalogue of individual flowers.

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What we make

Four things you can order

Delivery is Tuesday to Saturday within about 15 kilometres, or collect from the yard any day we are in.
A hand-tied native flower bouquet wrapped in brown paper

Hand-tied bouquets

Our everyday order. Three sizes, wrapped in paper and twine, with a handwritten card if it is a gift.

A returnable glass jar filled with seasonal native stems

The weekly jar

A standing order in a returnable jar, delivered the same day each week. Pause it whenever you like.

A native flower archway installation at an outdoor wedding setting

Weddings

Buttonholes through to full installations. We take a limited number each year, so we book up early — a year ahead is not unusual.
Close view of hands tying a native flower bouquet at a workshop

Workshops

Eight seats, Thursday evenings, seasonal. Everything is provided and you go home with what you made.

Prices

Three sizes, and what each one is for

Weekly orders are ten per cent less than the one-off price. Delivery is $8 within 15 kilometres and free on standing orders.

The small jar

A generous handful for a kitchen table or a bedside. The most common weekly order and the easiest thing to live with.

from $35

The bouquet

Our standard gift size, wrapped in paper and twine with a handwritten card. What most people send.

from $55

The statement

A large arrangement for a hallway, a shop counter or an occasion. Made to the space, so worth a conversation first.

from $120
What is in season

A rough guide to what you can expect, month by month.

Spring is grevillea, waratah and kangaroo paw at its best, with the first foxgloves from our own patch. Early summer brings native frangipani and hibiscus, plus banksia coming into bud. Late summer is the loudest part of the year: native ginger, cosmos and ornamental grasses.
Autumn turns to native grasses, gum blossom and the last of the banksia. Winter is the honest one — wattle, paperbark, dried stems and a great deal of foliage. If you want peonies in November we will tell you kindly that it is not going to happen here.
A spread of native flower stems grouped by season on a table
Before you order

The questions that come up most

You can tell us a colour palette, a feeling and anything to avoid, and we will work to it closely. Naming specific stems is harder: we buy weekly and what is beautiful on Monday can be finished by Thursday. Trusting the studio is genuinely how you get the best of it.

We take on a limited number each year and popular Saturdays go a year out. That said, we keep a couple of dates back each season, so it is always worth asking even at short notice.
Tuesday to Saturday within about 15 kilometres, for $8, and free on standing orders. Beyond that we can usually arrange a courier for a bouquet, though we would rather you collected from the yard.

Any time, for as long as you like, with a day’s notice. Holidays, hospital stays, a month where money is tight — just message us. Nothing is taken until each delivery goes out.

It is single-use plastic that breaks down into microplastics and does not biodegrade. Everything here is built on chicken wire, moss or reusable pin holders instead. It takes longer and holds just as well.

Tell us the occasion. We will tell you what is beautiful this week.

A reply the same day, with a photograph of what is actually in the cold room if that helps you decide.

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