Savor each season with the best,
locally-grown flowers in the Pacific Northwest.
19+ flower farms, all-in-one place.
Shop flowers by the bunch year-around at our market in Georgetown, Seattle.
Monday-Friday: 6AM — 1PM
A valid business license is required.
Monday-Friday: 10AM — 1PM
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80% WA & OR GROWN, 20% CALIFORNIA & xyz% CANADIAN GROWN
Less time in transit, more time with you.
Regionally Grown
Flowers from our 19 member farms are grown within 250 miles of our market in Seattle. Delivered within days of harvest, our customers can enjoy long lasting blooms. In the cooler months in the PNW, we lean on our neighbors in California and B.C. to ensure you have access to the best blooms while minimizing the impact of a global supply chain on our gorgeous planet.
Extraordinary Selection
Our flowers don’t need to fit in a box or withstand weeks of international travel. Our short supply chain enables us to deliver an expansive selection of interesting varieties and regional cultivars.
Exceptional Quality
Our Growers ensure long-lasting vase life through variety-specific harvest practices and post-harvest conditioning for over 230 floral crops. We even wrote a book about it.
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SIMPLIFY LOCAL SOURCING
Design your own floral arrangements with our seasonally curated DIY Flower Bucket. Each bucket contains an assortment of florals and foliage, complete with focal flowers, textures and foliage based on your color preferences.
Each bucket contains enough to make approximately 4 mason jar bouquets, 2 large bouquets, or 16 bud vases.
Pickup at the Market M-F from 10am-1PM
Orders must be placed at least 1 week in advance. Call (206) 838-1523 if you’d like to order more than 9 buckets.
665 S Orcas St. Seattle, WA
Now available
as an E-Book!
Floral Standards
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HARVESTING AND DELIVERING PROFESSIONAL QUALITY PRODUCTS
DIY Flower Buckets
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Publisher: Seattle Growers Market
BOOK SUMMARY:
This comprehensive guide provides detailed insights into the proper harvest stages and care techniques for processing cut flowers and foliage for wholesale floral sales. This reference book for specialty cut flower growers sets a high bar for quality and offers the granular detail necessary to produce and deliver a diverse array of floral products. Written by farmers for flower farmers, it contains a general section on best practices and product specification sheets for over 230 crops grown by Seattle Growers Market (SGM) Cooperative members. Information for each crop includes harvest stage, post-harvest care, stem counts, heights and bucket packs, expected vase life, recommended varieties for cutting, and shipping notes.
Charts provide extended information on high-performing cultivars and varieties of chrysanthemums, daffodils, dahlias, lilacs, peonies, garden roses, sweet peas, and tulips. The book also encompasses various woody, textural, and foliage crops, including conifers. Harvest stage instructions are included for drying over 60 different plants.
A community effort led by Diane Szukovathy, SGM member, and Brad Siebe, former SGM General Manager, this book was authored by the growers and staff of SGM and focuses on crops that grow successfully in the Pacific Northwest. John Dole, Professor of Horticulture at North Carolina State University, reviewed data and contributed additional information on ethylene sensitivity and post-harvest care. The foreword was written by Debra Prinzing, author of Slow Flowers.
AUTHOR BIO:
The Seattle Growers Market is a producer-owned cooperative established in 2011. A community-driven enterprise, the co-op aims to create sustainable living for member farms by promoting quality products to the floral industry. SGM serves professional florists and floral enthusiasts from a warehouse in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood and has become a national model for the local flower movement.
OUR VISION
To facilitate collaboration between farmers, florists and floral enthusiasts to imagine and build systems and communities that thrive in reciprocity with the natural world.
