Roots To Petals Studio

Roots To Petals Studio Oakmont florist offering modern, garden-style bouquets, arrangements, funeral flowers, and event flowers, with locally grown flowers when possible.

Huge selection of plants, cards and gifts as well! Delivery available in most Northeast Pittsburgh suburbs. Hi - I’m Lauren, and I love flowers. I am not only a florist, but also a cut flower grower. I created Burgh Bouquets to share my love of cut flowers with the Northeastern Pittsburgh region. I am located in Oakmont, and I offer garden-inspired floral delivery in Oakmont, Verona, Blawnox, Fox

Chapel, O'Hara, Indianola, Dorseyville, Aspinwall, Highland Park, East Liberty, Shadyside, Plum, Penn Hills, New Kensington, Arnold, Lower Burrell, Cheswick, Springdale, Harmar, and Harwick. I am not a traditional florist and I don't offer arrangements using typical imported flowers like lilies, carnations, and standard roses. My designs are garden-inspired, incorporating locally grown cut flowers (including my own) seasonally, and sourcing similar cut flowers from farms in warmer climates out of season. A little bit about me and my flower journey ...

I was a corporate lawyer for 15 years, and then in 2022, my friend Christine introduced me to dahlias and my life changed. I know that sounds dramatic, but it’s true. In 2023, I grew a couple dozen dahlias and began immersing myself in cut flower gardening. I researched cut flower farming extensively, created detailed spreadsheets and planting calendars, and prepared to launch my own cut flower garden. In 2024, that dream came to life. I grew over 80 dahlias and a full blown cut flower garden with dozens of varieties of specialty cut flowers grown from bulbs, corms, tubers and seed, including tulips, daffodils, anemones, ranunculus, sweet peas, snapdragons, orlaya, yarrow, dara, didiscus, scabiosa, feverfew, rudbeckia, bells of ireland, calendula, peonies, aster, specialty zinnias, cress varieties, bupleurum, various ornamental grasses, baptisia, garden roses, and sunflowers. I turned our garage and basement into grow rooms, grew seedings inside all Winter and Spring, and had loads of blooms from Spring to Fall. Needless to say, growing flowers has become a true passion for me. It also makes me feel connected to my father, who passed away when I was in college. We always had a thriving vegetable garden growing up, and I inherited my “green thumb” from him. I also fell in love with arranging my unique garden blooms in modern and artistic bouquets and arrangements. As the 2024 growing season wound down and I completed my "learning year," I decided I was ready to step away from corporate law and launch my florist business. The concept is simple: seasonal, garden-inspired arrangements that are unique and long-lasting. Whenever possible, I incorporate homegrown or locally grown blooms in my creations. For me, flower arranging is an artistic outlet that I was missing in my life as a lawyer. Burgh Bouquets focuses on three main categories: bouquets and bouquet subscriptions, bouquet bars, and funeral arrangements. To be honest, I wasn’t sure about the last category at first, but when I started designing modern, garden-inspired funeral arrangements that were different than anything else on the market, the reception was overwhelming and I realized that they can be modern and beautiful too! Thanks for taking the time to read my story. I’m so grateful to finally understand what it means when people say “find a job you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” If you’d like to follow along with my journey, follow on Instagram and Facebook. For inquiries about weddings or Burgh Bouquet Bars, email me at [email protected].

The result? I have my earliest snapdragon blooms ever and look at all of those thick, long, strong stems. And this was a...
05/25/2026

The result? I have my earliest snapdragon blooms ever and look at all of those thick, long, strong stems. And this was after one of our coldest winters on record. Learning lessons like this and experimenting with season extension are some of the things I enjoy most about flower farming. This year I’m planning to cut down and heavily mulch a bed of group 1/2 snaps to hopefully enjoy blooms like these early again next year. Follow along for the wins, losses, and lessons learned in our fourth year flower growing in Zone 6(b) and second year as a brick and mortar florist shop! Roots to Petals Studio | Local Flower Shop & Plant Shop | 527 Allegheny Avenue | Oakmont, PA

05/25/2026

Planning a flower themed baby shower or bridal shower? Check out these adorable themes we’ve collected flowering so many of these gorgeous celebrations with our signature garden-style blooms. From centerpieces to bud vases to flower bars to flower walls we are a true one stop shop and we’ve been busy flowering Pittsburgh baby showers and bridal showers all over the city this Spring using local flowers whenever possible. Save this post and follow along for more real celebrations straight from our studio — we share the whole process from our flower fields to our seasonal blooms to our garden-style designs & event setups all year long. Roots to Petals Studio | Local Flower Shop & Plant Shop | 527 Allegheny Avenue | Oakmont, PA | 412-822-6023

It’s always challenging to design a bridal bouquet based on faux flower inspiration photos but we were thrilled with how...
05/23/2026

It’s always challenging to design a bridal bouquet based on faux flower inspiration photos but we were thrilled with how this one turned out with careful selection of local peonies, local Pennycress, local ranunculus, local sweet peas, clematis, campanula, luxe Lisianthus, a variety of roses and bold blue delphinium. From classic, elegant designs to bold and fun bouquets like this one, we’re happy to help brides design bouquets in all shapes, sizes and a wide range of budgets. Roots to Petals Studio | Local Flower Shop & Plant Shop | 527 Allegheny Avenue | Oakmont, PA

If you’re planning a cut flower garden, I highly recommend that you plant these 8 foliage and filler plants that will ke...
05/18/2026

If you’re planning a cut flower garden, I highly recommend that you plant these 8 foliage and filler plants that will keep producing for years to come.

Growing ranunculus and anemones is not for the faint of heart. They rot so easily. A late deep freeze can turn the corms...
05/17/2026

Growing ranunculus and anemones is not for the faint of heart. They rot so easily. A late deep freeze can turn the corms to mush. A hot weather streak can ruin the whole crop. Voles love them. They need lots of nutrients. But we had our best year yet by timing everything carefully, sprouting them slow, cold, and steady, planting them early and protecting them from late spring freezes, and choosing a specific area of our gardens protected from the hottest afternoon sun. We’re basking in a sea of blooms right now, and it was SO worth it. Special thanks to our friends at and for supplying the high quality corms that made all of this possible! 🌸❤️ If you’re new to flower farming, follow along with our journey - fourth year growing and second year with a bright and mortar florist shop!

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527 Allegheny Avenue
Oakmont, PA
15139

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

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+17244137472

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