At Madison’s Meadow, every bouquet is grown, harvested, and arranged with care on our Ohio flower farm.

Because our flowers are grown in rhythm with the seasons, each bouquet will vary slightly in color and variety depending on what is blooming at the time of harvest. This natural variation is part of the beauty of locally grown flowers and ensures every arrangement feels fresh and unique.

Our bouquets are wrapped simply in kraft paper or placed in recyclable sleeves to protect the stems while keeping the focus on the flowers themselves.

Fresh, field-grown flowers can last 7–10 days or more with proper care.

To keep your blooms looking their best:

• Trim stems at a 45° angle when you first receive them

• Place flowers in a clean vase filled with fresh water

• Change the water every 2–3 days

• Re-trim stems slightly each time you refresh the water

• Keep flowers away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and ripening fruit

Some flowers, such as tulips, may continue to grow and gently bend toward light — this is a natural characteristic and part of their charm.

If your bouquet includes delicate blooms like sweet peas or ranunculus, they may have slightly shorter vase lives but are prized for their fragrance and soft garden style.

All flowers are cut fresh from the field and conditioned immediately after harvest to ensure the best quality and vase life.