A wholesale grower, breeding since 2009
Bred under glass, sold by the lot.
Every variety on this list was raised in our own greenhouses.
Catalogue
14 varieties, priced by the lot.
Every listing below carries a real wholesale price, minimum order, and season — the same figures our order desk quotes on the phone.
Late spring (May–Jun) Peony ‘Sarah Bernhardt’
$2.40 / stemPaeonia lactiflora
MOQ 25-stem bunch
Late spring (May–Jun) Peony ‘Coral Charm’
$2.80 / stemPaeonia (hybrid)
MOQ 25-stem bunch
Summer–fall (Jul–Oct) Dahlia ‘Café au Lait’
$3.20 / stemDahlia (dinnerplate)
MOQ 20-stem bunch
Summer–fall (Jul–Oct) Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff’
$2.60 / stemDahlia (decorative)
MOQ 20-stem bunch
Year-round (greenhouse) Ranunculus ‘Cloni Elegance’
$1.90 / stemRanunculus asiaticus
MOQ 30-stem bunch
Winter–early spring Anemone ‘De Caen’
$1.75 / stemAnemone coronaria
MOQ 30-stem bunch
Summer (Jun–Sep) Zinnia ‘Queen Red Lime’
$0.95 / stemZinnia elegans
MOQ 50-stem bunch
Summer Lisianthus ‘Voyage Pink’
$2.10 / stemEustoma grandiflorum
MOQ 25-stem bunch
Forced Dec–Mar Tulip ‘Parrot Mix’
$1.40 / stemTulipa (parrot group)
MOQ 50-stem bunch
Late spring–summer Sweet Pea ‘Cupani’
$1.60 / stemLathyrus odoratus
MOQ 25-stem bunch
Year-round (greenhouse) Garden Rose ‘Olivia Rose Austin’
$3.80 / stemRosa (hybrid)
MOQ 20-stem bunch
Spring–fall Stock ‘Iron Series’
$1.30 / stemMatthiola incana
MOQ 30-stem bunch
Summer–fall (Jul–Oct) Dahlia ‘Amber Ember’
$4.10 / stemDahlia (in-house hybrid)
MOQ 15-stem bunch
Late spring (May–Jun) Peony ‘Blush Symphony’
$3.60 / stemPaeonia (in-house hybrid)
MOQ 15-stem bunch
The breeding program
Two cultivars in, one new introduction out.
Every hybrid in our own catalogue traces back to a real cross bred and selected on this site — not licensed from another breeder.
For buyers
How a wholesale order actually works here.
01
Request a quote for the variety and quantity you need — general enquiries welcome too if you're not sure yet.
02
The order desk replies within one business day (Order desk Mon–Fri, 7–4 PT) with current availability and lot pricing.
03
Season-contract buyers get first pick of each harvest week — ask about locking in a standing order.
From the buyers who order every week
Being able to pre-order the winter anemones months out means we can actually promise clients a color palette in January, not just hope.
Creative Director, Hollow & Bloom Design StudioWe switched our whole peony order to Cultivar three seasons ago and haven't had a single bad week since. That's rare in this business.
Head Buyer, Cityscape Wholesale FlowersThe dahlia lots alone are worth the account — 'Café au Lait' arrives exactly as ordered, every single week of the season.
Owner, Marchetti & Sons FloristNext season
Get on next season's order list.
Pre-order lists for seasonal varieties fill early — talk to the order desk before the greenhouse rotation locks in.