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LOCAL BLOOMS FOR

EVERYDAY  |  WORKSHOPS  |  CELEBRATIONS + EVENTS


ABOUT FLOWERS BY 4ROOTS

SUSTAINABLY GROWN,
THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED


Many flowers sold today travel thousands of miles and across oceans to reach us, contributing to a growing carbon footprint and relying on chemical preservatives to maintain their appearance along the way.


We’re here to change that.

 

Flowers by 4Roots is a local, sustainable flower initiative rooted at the 4Roots Farm Campus. By growing flowers on-site and partnering with nearby farms, we’re reimagining floristry by bringing it closer to home here in Central Florida.

Colorful fresh floral arranging at Flowers by 4Roots with mixed blooms in a ceramic vase during local workshops at 4Roots Farm

FLORAL ARRANGING

WORKSHOPS

Join us every month at the farm to learn the art of floral arranging.


Led by our designers, learn how to design your own flower arrangement while you sip, snack, and enjoy! View our upcoming classes below.

A spring mixed bouquet in kraft paper with fresh blooms in pink, white, and green held outdoors near 4Roots Farm.

Delivery & pick-up

ORDER ONLINE

Bring home the beauty of the farm with thoughtfully designed, sustainably grown flowers, wrapped and ready to drop into your favorite vase!

 

Enjoy them for a special moment, or make it a routine with a subscription for fresh blooms delivered regularly! 

A red vintage truck piled with a floral bouquet of peach, cream, and pink blooms against the 4Roots Farm landscape.

EVENTS & MORE

CUSTOM DESIGNS

From build-your-own bouquet bars and private workshops to wedding and event floral, we love creating bespoke designs and experiences for any occasion.


Have an event or an idea? Reach out to our team to get started!

LOCALLY GROWN & SOURCED

OUR PARTNER FARMS

In addition to growing flowers at the 4Roots Farm Campus, we’re proud to partner with a network of incredible local flower farms.

Our Growing List of Partner Farms Include:

  • Flatwood Flowers | Gainesville, FL

  • The Green Door Gardener | Ormond Beach & Sorrento, FL

  • Little Gnome Flower Farm | Winter Garden, FL

  • Little Pond Farm | Sumter County, FL

  • Mindful Blooms Farm | Myakka City, FL

  • Sweet Hill Flowers | Polk City, FL

LEARN MORE

FAQ

Many flowers sold today travel thousands of miles and across oceans to reach us, contributing to a growing carbon footprint and relying on chemical preservatives to maintain their appearance along the way.

Choosing local flowers means enjoying fresh, seasonal blooms that reflect the beauty of our region while supporting local farms, a more sustainable way of consuming, and a mission to reimagine the floral industry.

1. Remove Packaging
Unwrap your bouquet and remove all packaging from the bottom of the stems.

2. Fill Your Vase
Fill up your favorite vase with plenty of fresh water. (Tap water is perfectly fine!)

3. Trim the Stems
Give all the stems of your flowers a fresh cut (about 1").  Use sharp scissors or gardening shears and cut at an angle.

4. Place Flowers in Vase
After trimming your stems, immediately place flowers in vase full of water, and ensure all stems fall below the water line.

Daily Maintenance Tips:

  • Trim the stems a little each day
  • Change the water daily
  • Remove any leaves that sit below the water line (this helps prevent bacteria)
  • Keep indoors and away from sunny windows and heat sources

“Flowers are not supposed to last. Their job is to help us stay in the present.”
- Kristen Griffith VanderYacht, Floral Designer

By nature, cut flowers are not meant to last forever. They are harvested to celebrate, comfort, and be part of life’s most meaningful moments.

However, with proper care, cut flowers can last 5-7 days. Here are some tips to get the most life out of your blooms!

  • Trim the stems a little each day
  • Change the water daily
  • Remove any leaves that sit below the water line (this helps prevent bacteria)
  • Keep indoors and away from sunny windows and heat sources