Blooms Everlasting

Blooms Everlasting Dried Flower arrangements and bouquets 💐
Fresh flowers bouquets and flower bar set ups 🌸

This Friday! Come see me, I’ll have flowers! 💐
06/08/2026

This Friday! Come see me, I’ll have flowers! 💐

We couldn’t be more excited to bring back Friday Nights at Thorne for its 2nd season!

We start this Friday! (as long as the weather cooperates 🫣)

We have many returning and also lots of new vendors joining us this year!

We are always continuously recruiting vendors, as we have such a large and beautiful space to hold our market.

Please reach out to us at [email protected]

06/07/2026

My Dear Friend Melanie from Blooms Everlasting will be at Fridays at Thorne Street. She has so much talent ! Let’s support other local businesses and encourage others by spreading joy and kindness.

Can’t wait for market season to begin again! Friday Nights at Thorne 4-7:30, beginning June 12. Come find me, make a flo...
05/18/2026

Can’t wait for market season to begin again! Friday Nights at Thorne 4-7:30, beginning June 12. Come find me, make a flower bouquet to take home, visit the other vendors and food trucks!

05/05/2026

We are seeking additional food trucks to add into our weekly rotation!

Trucks are not required to commit to every week. Please reach out to us if interested!

[email protected]

04/25/2026
An everlasting wreath full of blooms from last year’s gardens ☺️
04/25/2026

An everlasting wreath full of blooms from last year’s gardens ☺️

04/10/2026

Nine vegetables go directly into the ground this week in Zones 5-8 — no transplanting, no indoor lights, no hardening off. Seed to soil. The window opened when your soil hit 50°F and it closes when daytime temperatures regularly pass 80°F and these crops bolt instead of producing.

Snap peas germinate in 7 days and climb anything vertical within 3 weeks. Beets soak overnight and emerge in 5 days. Carrots need 14 days of patience but once established produce for 3 months from one sowing.

Swiss chard, lettuce, radish, arugula, turnips, and dill complete the list. Every one of these prefers cool soil. Waiting until May means a shorter harvest and a faster bolt.

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210 South Main Street
Horseheads, NY
14845

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