June Okafor
Co-founder · Head Florist
June composes every bouquet that leaves the bench — one hero stem, a supporting cast, and at least one flower you’ll have to ask her about.
Hollyhock & June · 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.
Vol. 1 — The Standing IssueOn the bench this week: garden roses, ranunculus, smoke bush, and one loud dahlia.
In this issue
Four ways to say it.
01
Arrangements
Hand-tied for the day you're marking. From $45.
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02
The Subscription
A fresh spread on your table, every month. From $60.
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03
Events & Micro-Weddings
Florals art-directed to the room. $150–$2,500.
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04
Plants & Vessels
A small, living back-catalogue. From $24.
Turn to pageNo. 01 — This Week's Edit
Three arrangements, composed on the bench.
The list changes with the market. The standard doesn't.
The Apology
Garden roses and ranunculus, with a card for the hard sentence.
The New Chapter
Sweet pea and peonies for babies, first days, fresh starts.
The Grand Gesture
An armful of coral and clash — for saying it loudly.
Order by Thursday noon; it's on their step Friday.
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
Start your standing order
A room with flowers in itis a room where something is about to happen.
No. 03 — The Occasion
Rooms, art-directed.
Five rooms, five prices — scroll through them. Small gestures to whole weddings.
- 01from $150
The Romantic Bedroom
Petals, candles, and one loud bouquet — installed while you two are at dinner.
- 02from $250
The Dinner Party
Table florals, delivered and placed an hour before the doorbell.
- 03from $1,200
The Micro-Wedding
Bouquet, boutonnières, ceremony arrangement, one long table.
- 04from $1,800
The Outdoor Wedding
An arbor wrapped in blooms, a banquet table under string lights.
- 05to $2,500
The Whole Room
Full design, install, and a quiet strike the morning after.
Prices printed plainly — love shouldn't require a quote request.
Free · a 28-page fill-in planner
No. 03½ — Free From the Bench
The Micro-Wedding Flower Planner
Twenty-eight pages we wish we could hand every couple who elopes with a jam jar of ranunculus and a prayer. Fill it in over a cup of tea, and by the last page your whole day is budgeted, chosen, and scheduled — down to the morning the buckets arrive.
- A one-page budget worksheet that keeps the whole day under $1,200.
- A week-by-week countdown, from "book the date" to "buckets arrive Friday."
- A seasonal bloom chart — what's honest and cheap in every month.
- Fill-in cards for the bouquet, the boutonnières, and one long table.
- Our short list of vessels, foam-free mechanics, and market-day tricks.
No. 04 — The Back Pages
A small edit of living things.
The desk cactus
Lives happily beside your to-read pile.
The heirloom vessel
Hand-thrown clay, sized for one loud dahlia.
Hoya, trailing
Forgives forgetfulness. Mostly.
Cut-flower shears
The pair our bench refuses to share.
The Bench
How a spread comes together.
- 01
The brief
Tell us the moment. We'll ask two questions, maybe three.
- 02
The market
We buy what is honestly in season — nothing flown in tired.
- 03
The composition
One hero stem, a supporting cast, negative space that earns its keep.
- 04
The delivery
Wrapped flat, carried upright, on the step by noon.
The Editor's Letter
We opened this shop because supermarket flowers made us a little sad — all bunch, no sentence. Every order that leaves our bench is composed like a page we'd want to keep: one clear idea, generously margined. Come in; we'll find your line.
— Hollyhock & June
The Masthead
The two names on the door.
Hollyhock & June isn't a metaphor. It's us — one of us grows them, one of us arranges them, and the shop is where we argue about it.
Hollis Marchetti
Co-founder · Keeper of the Garden Shop
Hollis — called Hollyhock since she was six — grows the back pages: the seedlings, the hoyas, the desk cacti. Nothing leaves unlabeled.
No. 05 — The Shopfront
Come smell the shop.
- 614 Quimby Street, Portland, OR
- Tue–Sat · 9–6Sun · 10–4Mon · closed (market day)
- (503) 555-0164
- hello@hollyhockandjune.com
