08/28/2026
🌸 WHAT GOES INTO THE PRICE OF A BOUQUET? 🌸
I love a good educational post, and I think it’s important for you to know what you’re getting when you purchase flowers from Wanatee Creek Farm — and how I come up with my pricing!
When sold individually, cut flowers can roughly be valued around:
🌸 Standard Dahlias — $3+ per stem
🌸 Premium & Dinner Plate Dahlias — $4–$6+ per stem
🌿 Hydrangea — $3–$6+ per stem
🌻 Sunflowers — $1.50–$3 per stem
🌷 Snapdragons — $1.50–$2 per stem
🌾 Celosia — $1–$1.50 per stem
🌼 Zinnias — $1–$1.50 per stem
🤍 Strawflowers — $1–$1.50 per stem
Of course, flower prices vary based on variety, size, quality, location, and whether they’re being sold wholesale or retail.
And that’s just the flowers!
There’s also kraft paper, ribbon, rubber bands, staples, mason jars, buckets, sanitizer, shears, and all of the little supplies that help get those flowers from the garden to you.
Then there’s the biggest part: the labor. 🌿
Before a bouquet ever reaches your table, those flowers have been planted, watered, weeded, staked, deadheaded, harvested, stripped, conditioned, sorted, arranged, and wrapped - all by hand.
So when you see one of my bouquets priced at $15, $20, $25, or $30, that number isn’t arbitrary. I try to consider the value of the stems inside, the supplies used, and the work that went into growing and creating it.
And sometimes, when you actually add up the individual value of every stem, you’re getting more in flowers than the price of the bouquet itself. As a girly who loves a full vase - I’m okay with that. 🤎
I’m still learning every day, but transparency is important to me - and I think it’s pretty cool to know just how much goes into one little bouquet!
Grown here. Cut by hand. Arranged with care. Grown to share. 🌸