Seasonal is better

Seasonal is better

Seasonal is better Seasonal is better

We work with a local, organic, immigrant owned BIPOC farm in central New Jersey. This means that your flowers are fresher, have a low carbon footprint, and you might actually see your farmer in your neighborhood! By choosing Queens Perennial, you are supporting local and ethically run businesses. Thank you.

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Our flower calendar

Learn what to expect from our farm during each month, whether you’re planning an event or just want a sneak peek into what the future may hold...

May

  • Tulip

  • Hydrangea

  • Peony

    Peony

  • Cherry Blossom

  • Lilac

  • Buttercup

  • Spirea

  • Daisy

    Daisy

June

  • Peonies

    Peony

  • Cornflower

  • Crimson Clover

  • Sunflower

  • Larkspur

  • Pastel Yarrow

July

  • Pastel Yarrow

  • Feverfew

    Feverfew

  • Lisianthus

  • Snapdragon

  • Celosia

  • Coxcomb

  • Sunflower

August

  • Sunflower

    Vincent Choice

  • Celosia

  • Coxcomb

  • Gomphrena

  • Lisianthus

  • Marigold

  • Rudbeckia

  • Snow-on-the-Mountain

  • Dahlia

  • Foxtail

  • Strawflower

  • Sunflower

    Teddy Bear

September

  • Sunflower

    Vincent Choice

  • Celosia

  • Coxcomb

  • Gomphrena

  • Lisianthus

  • Marigold

  • Dahlia

  • Strawflower

  • Sunflower

    Teddy Bear

  • Balloon Vine

October

  • Mini-Pumpkins-on-a-Stick

  • Eucalyptus

  • Gomphrena

  • Sorghum & Broomcorn

  • Coxcomb

  • Sunflower

    Vincent Choice

  • Sunflower

    Teddy Bear

  • Marigold

  • Dahlia

  • Balloon Vine

  • Celosia

  • Amaranth

November

  • Ornamental Kale

  • Celosia

  • Marigold

  • Winterberry and Eucalyptus

  • Sunflower

    Teddy Bear

  • Bittersweet

  • Eucalyptus

Thanks for supporting immigrant BIPOC farmers and floral designers

FAQs

  • Most flowers have a specific growing season, which means they are only available during that season. For example, tulips are typically only available in the spring, while poinsettias are typically only available in the winter.
    Flowers are also affected by weather conditions, such as temperature and rainfall, and this can impact their availability.

  • Peonies, Lisanthius, and Sunflowers.
    Peonies are usually only available in May through June.
    Lisanthious are available July through September and are increadibly resistant.
    The popular sunflowers are available throughout the season once they first bloom, usually in July.

  • Our flowers will differ from week to week! We won’t announce it until the day of distribution in case unseasonal weather like frost or winds causes a pivot in plans. Some flowers to expect for the season include peonies, dahlias, lithianthus, German irises, sunflowers, and much more

  • Most flowers are toxic to pets! We have cats and dogs in our own households and they are not interested in flowers and just ignore them which is fine, but if your pet likes to eat flowers, please know that they are mostly toxic. The large exception is in the celosia flower family, which we will also see in our Flower CSA, but like all the flowers, we won’t know exactly which weeks we will be receiving them.