Lot 32 Flower Farm

Last week we mentioned we had some exciting news. As we dive headfirst into spring we are so pleased to announce that we are starting our own flower CSA, a weekly flower subscription if you will! Our CSA will begin the second week of June and run through September. To please all of our Lot 32 customers we will offer two flower subscription options.Our6 weekflower subscription for $90 includes seasonal flower arrangements every other week, or you can customize it based on ...your schedule.Or, for all of you hard core flower enthusiasts, we will also offer a 12 week subscription at $180! Imagine 6 or 12 weeks of LOCALLY grown and professionally designed flower bouquets to enjoy. Keep in mind you’ll have the option to double up a week if you have a gift to give or you simply need two bouquets! The first ten people who sign up for our 12 week subscription will receive 10 stems of our beautiful Double Peony tulips FREE... just in time for Mother’s Day! To get started with your CSA flower subscription, get subscriptions costs or general information, send us your email via DM or FB Messenger, or email me [email protected]. In the next week I’ll send out an email with more details such as pick up locations, payments, etc! We look forward to hearing from you! See more

Please excuse the dirt on my face, it’s one of the hazards of the job Hi! I’m Erin and I am the owner of Lot 32 Flower Farm where I grow and design a variety of flowers for the upstate New York area. I wanted to introduce myself and let you know I’ve got a big announcement coming next week so stay tuned! In the meantime I wanted to remind you to use locally grown and designed flowers whenever you can- us farmers really appreciate the support! #shoplocal #flowerfarmer #nyagriculture

This flower bandit babe would’ve been 73 today. Every time we traveled or she had a spare moment she’d paint a watercolor and send it to people she loved as a postcard. She’s my inspiration for all things flowers I’d love if she were here to paint her days away on the farm but for now I’ll just be grateful to her that I get to do what I do!