Blossoming Bough Flowers

Blossoming Bough Flowers Romantic - Botanical - Elegant - Wild: year-round floral design for your event + ecologically grown seasonal flowers from my gardens in northern Vermont.

Tucked away in the woods of beautiful Craftsbury Common, we offer floral design for all occasions-- our specialty is in romantic, lush, botanically inspired florals for events. We also offer local delivery of bouquets created from flowers and greens grown right here, and sell small bouquets at local stores in season. As a micro flower farm on 1/8 acre, we cram the growing space with beautiful, ele

gant, often fragrant blooms like sweet peas, Iceland poppies, foxgloves, cosmos, and whatever else will grow well here. Currently we are trialing tons of new varieties of annual and perennial flowers, plus a selection of hardy, scented roses, planning for larger plantings of perennials and roses in the future. Also on trial this year are over a dozen varieties of specialty dahlias. Our growing practices are clean, ecologically conscious, and sustainable, focusing on soil health first since that is where the healthiest, longest-lasting and most beautiful flowers begin. Although not certified organic, we use only organic methods in growing our flowers. We also love to support other local flower farmers-- so our arrangements will always be mostly made up of locally grown and foraged materials. If you are interested in purchasing a bouquet for your next party, talking over floral design for your wedding, or bringing our bouquets into your store, please get in touch via Facebook message or email. Looking forward to hearing from you!
~Eva

This dahlia is a second year seedling of Lakeview Peach Fuzz— it didn’t manage to bloom fully last year due to the heat ...
08/26/2026

This dahlia is a second year seedling of Lakeview Peach Fuzz— it didn’t manage to bloom fully last year due to the heat and drought and the fact that I planted it in a less than ideal spot. This year it’s a hugely tall, long-stemmed, very sturdy plant with slightly purple stems. I have been very eagerly awaiting its blooms. They are shown here after being open for a week! They have some fringing and are yellow/peachy coral. The petals are sturdier than Lakeview Peach Fuzz’s petals and though there are slightly fewer of them on the blooms, I am LOVING this seedling and will be growing it out again next year. What do you think?

Dahlia seedling new dahlias

Designing for a lovely A La Carte white/blue/yellow wedding today! Look through the slides to see a typical August harve...
08/21/2026

Designing for a lovely A La Carte white/blue/yellow wedding today! Look through the slides to see a typical August harvest for a small-medium retail wedding flower order here in northern Vermont. I’ll post pictures of the finished designs after I drop them off with the couple at The Ponds at Bolton Valley Bolton Valley tomorrow!

It’s high flower season and it’s amazing what happens when you set your mind to something and work hard at it… flower fa...
08/18/2026

It’s high flower season and it’s amazing what happens when you set your mind to something and work hard at it… flower farming has reached a “high volume” point for me and it’s amazing! So much can come out of my garden, less than 1/4 acre and it’s wildly productive. With no weddings booked for next year yet I’m considering the idea of farming being seriously the primary part of my business (and maybe floral freelancing when it fits in).

SO MUCH BEAUTY!

Pics:
Cooler full!
Silvery mountain mint (Pycnanthemum muticum)
Oklahoma White zinnias (seriously tons, someone please order some!)
Viburnum berries at the perfect stage for design use
Creme Brulee phlox
Coral Fountains amaranth
Cartload pics with dahlias, frosted explosion grass, sugar stars phlox

The Forage

Last night I harvested dahlias til late— worried the chill in the air could mean the end for them already. I don’t think...
08/16/2026

Last night I harvested dahlias til late— worried the chill in the air could mean the end for them already. I don’t think it did— it was 40* at 5 am here— but wow this week’s The Forage order is beautiful.

Dahlia varieties in the cart & other pics—
Rosemary Webb
Cafe au Lait
KA’s™️ Mocha Jake
KA’s™️ Cinder Rose
Irish Ruffles
Platinum Blonde
Caramel Antique
Lark’s Ebbe
Totally Tangerine

Finally, a good dahlia bloom season. They’re just getting started.

Kristine Albrecht - Dahlias

These interestingly formed, lovely dahlias are ‘Levi’s Revenant.’ I hear it’s a unicorn… I acquired this variety in a tr...
08/10/2026

These interestingly formed, lovely dahlias are ‘Levi’s Revenant.’ I hear it’s a unicorn… I acquired this variety in a trade with kennedyhillfarm and for months I thought the tuber had no eye… even after years of scrutinizing tubers for eyes I couldn’t tell! Luckily it did have an eye and is now growing healthily in my garden.

Soooo much blooming and happening I can’t keep up! The dahlias are amazing this year!

Pretty pinks— KA’s™️ Cinder Rose, Rosemary Webb, and Appleblossom dahlias are all giving their first blooms right now! A...
08/04/2026

Pretty pinks— KA’s™️ Cinder Rose, Rosemary Webb, and Appleblossom dahlias are all giving their first blooms right now! All are gnawed upon a bit by various bugs (I haven’t had an extra moment to do insect control yet but bagging buds is high on my list for today) but aren’t the shapes and colors wonderful?!

Hoping to have enough tubers of these beauties to offer for next season’s gardens.

08/03/2026

Newly available for cut foliage and SO wonderful in the garden for looks & pollinators— mountain mint! I’m especially fond of this broad leaved, silvery species, Pycnanthemum muticum. It’s native to the eastern US (further south than VT) and spreads in dry soil. These plants are a year old and are in a bed I had abandoned for annual production because it’s too dry. They love it here!

I first learned this plant from Sarah Ryhanen’s Worlds End School back in 2018 when I attended one of her last floral design courses. I was lucky to be able to use some of her mountain mint in my designs I created there and I’ve loved this plant ever since.

It’ll be on my availability lists for local florists and through The Forage for this coming week and throughout late summer and early fall til it sells out!

In June you could have boutonnieres like these too. My own ranunculus blooms and amaranth from Green Mountain Floral Sup...
08/02/2026

In June you could have boutonnieres like these too. My own ranunculus blooms and amaranth from Green Mountain Floral Supply . We have dates open for late September this year and all of 2027 growing season too!

08/01/2026

What a lovely, super productive, strong and subtly colored zinnia variety ‘Victorian Wedding’ is! I planted all the seed from one packet of this great Erin Benzakein - Floret variety this spring and nearly all the seeds sprouted. The plants are very healthy, bushy, and the stems are lengthening nicely. From the looks of my patch of 40-50 plants, there should be almost 100 stems ready to harvest each week til it gets cold! The colors are very subtle with attractive variation within many of the blooms. Blushes, rose, peach, apricot, honey, pale n**e, gray, lime green, butter yellow, and I think I saw one with a hint of turquoise on the petal backs! These are dreamy accent flowers for any arrangement in a warm pastel palette.

Offered via my own availability list for pickup here in Craftsbury or via The Forage to dropoff points in MA, NH & southern ME!

Just leaving this pretty picture here. An “Medium Table Arrangement” from my color-customized A La Carte event flowers s...
07/26/2026

Just leaving this pretty picture here. An “Medium Table Arrangement” from my color-customized A La Carte event flowers selection. I’ll deliver A La Carte flowers & drop them off throughout the northern half of Vermont.

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188 Bifrost Way
Craftsbury Common, VT
05827

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm

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+18022380416

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