Wildstem.

Home studio · Small batches · Tuesdays

Flowers that look picked, not produced.

One designer, one kitchen table, twelve arrangements a week. Seasonal stems from growers I know by name — arranged the morning you get them.

Book a weekly drop 4 of 12 August slots left

This week's stems

Café au Lait dahliasthe showpiece
Toffee roses & smoke bushthe mood
Scabiosa podsthe texture

— arranged by June, at the kitchen table

This week's drop

Twelve buckets, three sizes, one morning.

Everything is arranged Tuesday before eight and gone by Tuesday night. When a size sells out, it stays sold out — that's what small batch means.

Gone · 6:14 am

The Jar

$38 · eight stems

A kitchen-windowsill arrangement in a reused jam jar. The first to go, every single week.

Sold out

The Armful

$64 · fourteen stems

Wrapped in kraft, tied with twine, meant to be carried down the street like a rumor.

3 left · this Tuesday

The Table

$110 · two dozen stems

The centerpiece build — low, wide, and safe to talk over. Vase included, returned for $10 off next time.

1 left · this Tuesday

Keeping them

Ten more days, three small habits.

Day one

Trim an inch, on the diagonal, under running water. Then leave them alone.

Every other day

Fresh water, a quick rinse of the stems, and pull anything that's finished — one tired stem ages the bucket.

Always

Away from the fruit bowl, the radiator, and the south window. Flowers like the same rooms you do at 4 pm.

Standing orders

Every Tuesday, without asking.

A standing order holds your bucket before the drop opens — same size every week, skip any week by Sunday, cancel whenever. June texts you a photo when it's on the porch.

Standing orders get first pick of the showpiece stems. There are four standing slots; one is open.