Now booking May – October 2026.
Flowers grown fresh —
cut straight from our Bellingham farm.
Organically grown blooms for weddings, florists, DIY arrangers, and events across Whatcom County, Skagit County, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands — available by the bucket, bunch, or as full-service floral design.
We're Free Range Flowers — a small, family-run cut flower farm in Bellingham, Washington. We grow every stem without chemicals or synthetic fertilizers, letting the Pacific Northwest seasons guide what blooms when.
Our flowers aren't shipped from a warehouse across the country. They're grown right here on our 8-acre Bellingham farm, cut at their peak, and in your hands within days — which means fresher blooms, longer vase life, and a smaller footprint on the planet we love. We supply florists, couples, DIY arrangers, and event planners across Whatcom County, Skagit County, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands.
We believe flowers should feel like the place they come from: wild, warm, and alive.
Bulk buckets, hand-selected for you
Whether you're a florist sourcing locally grown stems, a DIY couple arranging your own wedding flowers, a planner pulling together a Skagit Valley or San Juan Islands event, or a family putting together flowers for a celebration — we make it easy to get farm-fresh blooms in the quantities you need.
60–80+ stems of freshly cut, organically grown flowers — hydrated, bucketed, and ready for you to arrange or design with. You choose the color palette, we hand-select the stems. Popular with florists, couples, and planners from Bellingham to Anacortes, Mount Vernon, and beyond.
"The flowers I got were so far above and beyond what I was expected. They were absolutely STUNNING. They were absolutely one of the most gorgeous parts of my wedding and I couldn't have been happier going with Free Range. Would absolutely recommend 10/10!"— Diana M.
Organically grown dahlia tubers — shipped this April
Our dahlia tubers are organically grown on the farm and hand-selected for exceptional bloom output. These are the exact varieties we grow ourselves — proven performers that produce loads of beautiful cut flowers all summer long.
Ships USPS Priority in April 2026. Limited quantities available. Prices start at $5/tuber.
Shop dahlia tubers
Rather have farm-fresh stems without the DIY?
Browse our A La Carte menu and order exactly what you need — no minimums, no fuss, ready for pickup in 1–2 weeks.
We work with florists who want to add locally grown, chemical-free stems to their sourcing — and with couples planning their own flowers for weddings in Bellingham, the San Juan Islands, or anywhere in Whatcom or Skagit County. With ten years of floral design experience, we're happy to help you figure out what you need.
Boutonnieres & small pieces — Handcrafted from whatever is blooming that week. Chemical-free, seasonal, and full of personality.
Custom wedding & event orders — Tell us your colors, your vibe, your date. We'll grow and harvest to match. Available for weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, and corporate events across Whatcom County, Skagit County, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands.
Flower bar add-on — We can set up a self-serve flower bar at your wedding or event so guests arrange their own take-home bouquet.
The difference is in how we grow
We'd love to hear about your flowers
Tell us your date, your vision, and how many stems you need — and we'll take it from there. We work with florists, couples, planners, and event hosts across Whatcom County, Skagit County, Seattle, and the San Juan Islands. Farm pickup available in Bellingham.
Free Range Flowers is a licensed cut flower farm based in Bellingham, Washington. We provide farm-grown blooms for florists, couples, DIY arrangers, and event planners throughout Whatcom County (including Ferndale, Lynden, Blaine, and Birch Bay), Skagit County (including Anacortes, Mount Vernon, Burlington, and La Conner), Seattle and the greater Puget Sound, and the San Juan Islands (including Friday Harbor, Orcas Island, and Lopez Island). Farm pickup is available in Bellingham, May through October.
