Titus Creek Flowers & Lavender

06/09/2026

This week, we'll be harvesting flowers and weeding as the fields burst with color and we dodge the rain. Featured blooms may include lilies, roses, bachelor's buttons, orlaya, and more.

Flower subscriptions are available on our website, online ordering is open, and all arrangements and bouquets are currently florist's choice.💐❤️

06/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who preordered bouquets for today’s dance recital. We loved creating these special bouquets and are honored to be part of celebrating your dancers and all their hard work. If you didn’t get a chance to preorder, we’ll have a limited number of extra bouquets available at the recital while supplies last. 💐✨

06/02/2026

Recital day is almost here!

Skip the last minute rush and pre-order your recital bouquet online. We’ll have your flowers ready for convenient pickup at the recital, so you can focus on celebrating your dancer and enjoying the show.

Order today to reserve yours.

https://tituscreekflowers.com/occasions/melody-s-school-of-dance-tumbling-spring-recital.html

06/02/2026

Recital day is almost here!

Skip the last minute rush and pre-order your recital bouquet online. We’ll have your flowers ready for convenient pickup at the recital, so you can focus on celebrating your dancer and enjoying the show.

Order today to reserve yours.

https://tituscreekflowers.com/occasions/melody-s-school-of-dance-tumbling-spring-recital.html

05/28/2026

Titus Creek Flowers & Lavender will be closed temporarily due to a death in our family; we appreciate your understanding, prayers, and patience during this time.

05/25/2026

I think German chamomile might officially be my new favorite crop. Between the cheerful little blooms, the delicate texture, and the fresh scent of green apples drifting through the field, it’s hard not to fall in love with it. As both an herb and a cut flower, it brings so much beauty and usefulness into the garden and the shop.

05/19/2026

This week’s harvest heading to the Missouri Flower Exchange hub in Columbia includes airy white orlaya, cheerful bachelor’s buttons, and fragrant German chamomile.

There is something special about gathering flowers in the early morning while the fields are still cool and quiet.

Locally grown flowers carry the season with them, and this harvest feels like spring in every bucket.

05/15/2026

Bachelor’s buttons, delicate orlaya, and waves of German chamomile dancing in the breeze.

Days like this make the flower rows feel almost storybook-like.

Every bloom out here started as a tiny seed, and now the field is beginning to come alive with color and movement.

02/25/2026

02/24/2026

After searching high and low, our spray delphinium seed has finally arrived and it was worth the wait. 🩵

Meet Delphinium ‘Cheer Blue’ F1. A Siberian larkspur type with branching stems and clouds of soft blue blooms. More heat tolerant than the classic tall delphinium and easy to grow from seed, which makes this one especially exciting for our Missouri summers.

These tiny seeds will be sown soon for this season’s production. Tucked into soil. Covered in darkness for germination. Then carefully grown on cool so they can give us those airy, romantic stems we all love in bouquets.

There is something sacred about holding a packet like this and imagining the field in bloom.

From seeds to armfuls of blue.

If all goes well, you will be seeing ‘Cheer Blue’ dancing through arrangements later this season.

Tell me… do you love delphinium in soft sky blue or deep moody blue best?