One of the best things about being a florist is witnessing, and getting to be a conduit for simple gestures of care, empathy, and compassion from one person to another. Especially in New York City…. heartfelt notes attached to flowers seem to cut through all the anonymity and bustle around us. The messages our customers entrust us with proves New York’s deep heart again and again.


So in case you didn’t know… 


You can order a seasonal arrangement or hand tied bouquet to be delivered to yourself, an aunt, a friend, or lover any Wednesday of the week. 


Our seasonal bouquets will always feature seasonal, locally-grown flowers, and as always, our flowers are sourced purely from local farms within 200 miles of NYC. 


In fact, we literally drive to our partner farms every week to procure the freshest and most unique flowers! 

Many Graces flower farm Rudbekia Triloba loaded into farm van to Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NYC retail florist
Locally grown Gladiolus and Zinnias Anderson Acres Farm for Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NYC retail florists

 

We don’t allow for flower or color specifications, but you’re welcome to tell us your preferences in your order notes. We will put together a “standard” or “deluxe” bouquet or arrangement - always elegant, modern, and seasonal. 


Our packaging is made from 100% recycled kraft paper, and compostable tissue paper! That’s right - you can recycle, or compost, all of it! One thing that was essential for me was to provide a flower delivery option that didn’t have waste. I’m sure you can relate to receiving bouquets or arrangements heavily packed in single use plastic…. Really sucks some joy out of the experience!

Molly Oliver Flowers sustainable florist local flower delivery special orders Brooklyn manhattan NYC zero waste packaging

 

Some examples of our seasonal hand-tied boquets:

Standard hand-tied bouquet of Anemones, spring 2023:

locally grown Battenfeld Anemones from Red Hook NY arranged by Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging

Deluxe hand-tied bouquet of Lisianthus, summer 2023:

Lisianthus locally grown for Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging


Standard hand-tied bouquet of Dahlias and Silverdrop Eucalyptus, summer 2023:

Peaches and Cream Dahlias and Silverdrop Eucalyptus locally grown for Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging

 

Some examples of our ceramic vase arrangements:


Deluxe seasonal arrangement featuring Scabiosa, Statice and Cynoglossum (‘Forget Me Not’):

Scoop Scabiosa Statice Forget me Not Cynoglossum locally grown by Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging

 

Deluxe seasonal arrangement featuring Lisianthus:

Ceramic vase arrangement of locally grown Lisianthus by Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging

 

You can find either option, handtied bouquet or ceramic vase arrangement in our Shop, – just click “Send Flowers Once!”


It is a real privilege to be trusted with relaying such important messages in times of joy, or times of grief - or the messy middle. We highly recommend sending yourself some, just to experience the difference locally-grown flowers make. These flowers are not sprayed with pesticides, and purchasing them helps us support small, sustainably-run farms. 


We love sharing the magic and medicine they co-create with the earth with you and your loved ones!

 

Farm fresh locally grown Campanula purple for Molly Oliver Flowers Brooklyn NY local fresh flower delivery sustainable zero waste packaging
Molly Oliver Flowers sustainable florist local flower delivery special orders Brooklyn manhattan NYC zero waste packaging green gift card

 

 

June 17, 2024 — Molly Culver

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Jackson Brown said:

I love the care and sustainability behind your work – locally grown flowers and zero-waste packaging are truly inspiring!"

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