Flower subscriptions for homes and offices
A fresh seasonal bunch on a schedule. Weekly or fortnightly, dropped at your door or desk. You never think about flowers again; they just keep showing up.
Set-and-forget fresh flowers
A subscription is the laziest possible way to have a nice house. We pick whatever is best at the market that week, arrange it to suit your space, and it lands on the same day each week or fortnight.
No contract, no points system, no app. One message pauses, skips or cancels. Going away for three weeks? Tell us the night before and the bunch waits for you to come back.
What it costs
Simple weekly maths. The longer you stay, the better the bunches get. We learn what you like.
| What you get | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly Fresh | Seasonal bunch, paper wrap, every week | $45/wk |
| Fortnightly | Same bunch, every second week | $50/fortnight |
| The Pair | Two spots. Kitchen + entry, or home + office | $85/wk |
| Vase service | We trim, swap water and style in your vase | +$6/visit |
Billed weekly by card. Skip weeks don't bill. Obviously. See the full price list.
How it runs
Three steps once, then nothing ever again.
Pick a rhythm
Weekly or fortnightly, home or office. Tell us the vibe. Bright, soft, native, 'surprise me'.
First bunch lands
Within three days. We note what you say about it, loved the natives, less yellow, and adjust.
It just keeps coming
Same day each week. Pause, skip or stop with one message. That's the whole system.
A month of subscriptions
Four weeks, four completely different bunches. That's the point.
Ruth curates, you relax
Ruth keeps notes on every subscriber. Who loves natives, whose partner is allergic to lilies, whose cat eats anything green. The bunch evolves as she learns the house.
She describes the job as 'gardening for people who don't have time to garden'. She's not wrong.
Asked about this
The subscription questions we get weekly.
Fresh every week. Nothing to remember.
Tell us the rhythm and the vibe. The first bunch lands within three days.