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Sep 4, 2026

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Sep 3, 2026

What do flowers really mean?

Sep 2, 2026

Take 20% off Dahlias ‘Til Friday or While Supplies Last!

Sep 1, 2026

That Autumn Do It 🍁

Aug 31, 2026

How Gunnii Hill got its name

Aug 30, 2026

A New York Minute (Or Two 🍎)

Aug 29, 2026

Yours By Tomorrow

Aug 28, 2026

She Dropped Them Off. You Pick Her Up.

Aug 27, 2026

LIVE FROM NEW YORK…

Aug 26, 2026

Now We’re Talking

Aug 25, 2026

Burlap Wrapped? ✅ Best Selling? ✅Free Shipping ?! ✅✅✅

Aug 24, 2026

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A quick not a bridal (but could be a bridal) hand-tied late summer slash early fall bouquet with flowers foraged from our garden and found @seattlegrowersmarket !

Sep 4, 2026 · Instagram

Christina Stembel started Farmgirl Flowers fifteen years ago with no outside investment. This is the story of what that made possible — and why it changes what shows up at your door. One of the biggest surprises after starting the company was learning that women were the ones sending flowers to other women. Farmgirl is female-founded and made up mostly of women, which isn't a coincidence — we know what we want to receive, so that's what we send. Not being able to raise money turned out to be a gift. No investors telling us what to sell. No algorithm deciding what counts as pretty. Giving us the opportunity to use specialty flowers that most companies won't touch because they're difficult to work with, real relationships with the farms that grow them, and designs we'd actually want to send to our own moms. I'm Christina, and this is Farmgirl Flowers. ------------------- SHOP ALL FLOWERS | https://farmgirlflowers.com LEARN ABOUT FARMGIRL | https://farmgirlflowers.com/about

Sep 3, 2026 · Youtube

From ten feet away a sunflower is a yellow circle. From two inches away it is a city. Up close it's a thousand tiny flowers perfectly arranged, and there's a bee out there who knows every one of them personally. 🐝 🌻

Sep 2, 2026 · Instagram

September first. The internet would like us to start talking about pumpkin spice… we’d like to submit a counterproposal. Dahlias!!! Every color they don’t put in a latte, in season only until the first frost calls time, worth every armful you can carry. 💕 👉 P.S. Even better, dahlias are 20% off with discount code COLORME 'til Friday or while supplies last!

Sep 1, 2026 · Facebook

We cannot, apparently, just have a building, field, hill, greenhouse, vehicle, or really anything at all without naming it. So when the Farmquarters needed a name, Christina went where she often goes for inspiration: the goddess Martha Stewart, whose Turkey Hill was named after the road it sat on — not, disappointingly, because there were turkeys wandering around on a hill. We loved the idea of naming a place after the land itself. But 110th Farm or Hill just didn’t exactly roll off the tongue. If you’ve followed Farmgirl for any amount of time, you probably already know that eucalyptus is one of our very favorite greens to design with. Gunnii, silver dollar, bouquet baby blue, parvula, silver plate — you name it. And we knew we wanted eucalyptus to be a big part of what we grew here since Silver Drop Gunnii was one of the two varieties that had done so well even when it wasn’t supposed to grow up here in the PNW. We also happen to have a lot of rolling ground at the Farmquarters, including a hill that leads right up to our design barn. Both together were easy enough to picture that whole slope silvery-green and moving in the breeze on the walk into work. So: Gunnii Hill. And then, in true Farmgirl fashion, we decided we should probably reverse engineer the place to actually live up to the name we’d already given it. Seed starting, one scorched batch, 500 more babies, and one very well-timed Camp Farmgirl later, the whole team planted it together. As Christina puts it, you have to really imagine hard to see the hill she has in her head. Everybody’s got one they check on now. We’ll be here 💕

Aug 30, 2026 · Facebook

That's a wrap on NYC! 🗽 We'll be honest, the overnight PST-to-EST switch humbles us every single time. Your body's convinced it's 2am while your mind knows you need to be up and at the flower market. But jet lag aside, this week was a good one! We'll share more soon 💕

Aug 28, 2026 · Facebook

"I'm actually really glad I was really naive when I started Farmgirl because I would never start it now." @christinastembel, the founder of @farmgirlflowers, joined #FortuneDaily to discuss her unconventional path to building a successful flower-delivery business. "I wanted to build a company that I could sell," she told Fortune's @ellieaustin__. 🎥 Click the link in our bio to watch the full conversation.

Aug 27, 2026 · Instagram

Not pictured: the sweet peas that are doing most of the actual scent work back there. The roses just have better PR 🤷‍♀️

Aug 25, 2026 · Instagram

Camp Farmgirl. Grapevine, boot scoot, repeat. 🤠 💕

Aug 23, 2026 · Instagram

There is nothing you can write in a sympathy card that will make someone come back to us or make the person who loved them hurt less. That’s an impossible standard for a tiny card attached to a bouquet. But the card can do something else. It can say, I see what you’re going through. I’m thinking about you. I remember them. You matter to me, and you’re not alone. And maybe, especially right now, that’s reason enough to write it. If someone you love is grieving and you have a blank card sitting in front of you right now, I wrote down everything I’ve learned about what to put in it, after reading thousands of them over the past fifteen years. Xx, Christina --- You can go to our link in bio to read the full blog post 🤍

Aug 22, 2026 · Facebook

"An anem-ne-anem-menemone-anemone!”

Aug 21, 2026 · Instagram

Say hello to Team Farmgirl 👋 or most of us, at least. You'll be seeing more of everyone soon, though we strategically timed this photoshoot for hair wash day, so don't judge if we're not always this put together. P.S. (almost) no one was forced to smile.

Aug 20, 2026 · Facebook