Florist & Garden Shop

Every bouquet is a short love letter.

We compose flowers the way editors compose a spread — one hero stem, a supporting cast, and room to breathe.

  • The Valentine · from $65

Hollyhock & June · Florist & Garden Shop

No. 01 — The Arrangement Editor

Choose the sentence you want to send.

Select an occasion to see the bouquet, palette, and lead stem. The price changes with the edit.

A pastel bouquet wrapped in paper

For making it right

The Apology

Garden roses and ranunculus, with a card for the hard sentence.

Palette
Coral, cream, smoke bush
Lead stem
Garden rose
$45

Hand-tied weekly, from whatever the market did best.

Three hand-tied bouquets in ascending sizes on the bench
Monthly schedule

No. 02 — The Standing Order

Fresh pages, every month.

Whatever the market did best that week — edited, never assorted.

The Posy$60/moThe Spread$95/moThe Feature$140/mo
See the shop
A room composed with abundant coral, cream, and green flowers
A room with flowers in itis a room where something is about to happen.

No. 03 — The Occasion

Rooms, art-directed.

Move through five scales of floral design, from one-room gestures to a fully composed gathering.

Rose petals on white linen bedding with a coral bouquet and candles
The Romantic Bedroom · $150
  1. 01

    The Romantic Bedroom

    Petals, candles, and one loud bouquet — installed while you two are at dinner.

    $150
  2. 02

    The Dinner Party

    Table florals, delivered and placed an hour before the doorbell.

    $250
  3. 03

    The Micro-Wedding

    Bouquet, boutonnières, ceremony arrangement, one long table.

    $1,200
  4. 04

    The Outdoor Wedding

    An arbor wrapped in blooms, a banquet table under string lights.

    $1,800
  5. 05

    The Whole Room

    Full design, install, and a quiet strike the morning after.

    $2,500

No. 04 — The Back Pages

A small edit of living things.

A small flowering desk cactus in a terracotta pot on stacked books
$24

The desk cactus

Lives happily beside your to-read pile.

A hand-thrown rosewood clay vase holding one coral dahlia
$42

The heirloom vessel

Hand-thrown clay, sized for one loud dahlia.

A trailing hoya in a cream ceramic pot on a wooden shelf
$34

Hoya, trailing

Forgives forgetfulness. Mostly.

Steel cut-flower shears with coral handles on kraft paper
$28

Cut-flower shears

The pair our bench refuses to share.

The Bench

How a spread comes together.

  1. 01

    The brief

    Tell us the moment. We'll ask two questions, maybe three.

  2. 02

    The market

    We buy what is honestly in season — nothing flown in tired.

  3. 03

    The composition

    One hero stem, a supporting cast, negative space that earns its keep.

  4. 04

    The delivery

    Wrapped flat, carried upright, on the step by noon.

A bouquet, twine, and shears arranged across the florist worktable
Bench notes, Friday 6 a.m.
A florist choosing stems among buckets of market flowers

The Editor's Letter

We wanted a shop where every bouquet reads like a page worth keeping: one clear idea, generously margined, with a stem you did not expect.

— Hollyhock & June

No. 05 — The Shopfront

Come smell the shop.

Explore arrangements
Potted plants and ceramic vessels arranged inside the garden shop
Portland, Oregon