Flower Farm in Petaluma, CA
Four acres of cutting flowers on the edge of town. Pick up a bouquet at the farm stand, join a bucket subscription, or let us grow the flowers for your wedding.
From Our Field to Your Table
Most store-bought flowers are flown in from far away. Ours travel about two hundred feet — from the field to the barn cooler to the farm stand.
We started Hollowmere in 2016 with a quarter-acre of zinnias and a folding table by the road. Now we grow more than sixty varieties across four acres, and every bouquet, bucket and wedding arrangement is cut the morning you get it.
- ✓Cut the morning you get them
- ✓Over sixty varieties a season
- ✓Grown by hand on four acres
Flowers by the Season
We grow what loves this climate, so the bouquet changes every few weeks.
Spring
Tulips, ranunculus, anemones and sweet peas, March to May.
Summer
Zinnias, cosmos, snapdragons and sunflowers, June to August.
Fall & Winter
Dahlias at their peak from September, then dried flowers and wreaths for the holidays.
Ways to Get Our Flowers
Everything is seasonal — what's in the bucket depends on what's blooming that week.
A Few Weeks at Hollowmere
What's Coming Up This Year
March — first tulips
The first tulips and anemones open in the field. Wedding bookings for the season close.
May — ranunculus and sweet peas
Bucket subscriptions start, and spring wedding season is in full swing.
July — zinnias and sunflowers
U-pick Saturdays open, and the field is at its most colorful.
September — dahlia peak
Our busiest month. Dahlia workshops fill fast, so book early.
November — last stems
Final bouquets, then dried-flower and wreath workshops for the holidays.
Come See the Farm Stand
The farm stand is open Friday to Sunday, 9 AM to 4 PM, from April through November. Bouquets are wrapped fresh every morning, and when we sell out, we sell out — so come early on summer Saturdays.
You'll find us on Bodega Avenue, about ten minutes from downtown Petaluma. Parking is on the gravel lot by the barn.
- ✓Fri–Sun, 9 AM – 4 PM
- ✓April through November
- ✓Card and cash accepted
What People Say About the Flowers
Our bucket subscription is the best thing we buy all summer. Every other Friday there's something new — sweet peas in June, then zinnias, then dahlias the size of dinner plates. Nothing from a store comes close to how long these last.
We did DIY wedding flowers with ten Hollowmere buckets and a few friends. The flowers were picked that morning, the colors were exactly what we'd asked for, and it cost a fraction of what we'd been quoted elsewhere.
The dahlia workshop was a perfect Saturday — a walk through the field, cutting our own stems, and leaving with an armful. My daughter still talks about it.
Farm Flower FAQ
Can I choose exactly which flowers I get?
We grow by the season, so bouquets and buckets are made from whatever is at its best that week. For weddings and events, tell us your colors and we'll plan the planting around your date.
How does the bucket subscription work?
You get eight full buckets of seasonal stems, picked up every other Friday from late May to September. Each bucket makes three or four generous arrangements.
Do you deliver?
We deliver wedding and event flowers across Sonoma and Marin counties. Bouquets and subscriptions are pick-up at the farm stand.
How far ahead should we book wedding flowers?
Six to twelve months for full design, so we can plant for your date. DIY buckets can usually be booked up to a month before.
Can we visit outside farm stand hours?
The field is a working farm, so visits are on u-pick days, during workshops or by appointment.
Order Flowers or Ask Us Anything
Bouquets, subscriptions, wedding buckets or a workshop spot — send a note and we'll get back to you within two days. We're usually out in the field.