Molly Oliver Flowers has been featured in New York Magazine, Brides Magazine, Time Magazine, the New York Times, Modern Farmer Magazine, The Good Trade, the Slow Flowers Podcast, Radio Cherry Bombe, Eco Cult, Florists’ Review, and more.

Welcome to Molly Oliver Flowers
Since 2012, we have worked in partnership with regional farmers to connect New Yorkers with the freshest, rarest, seasonal, locally farmed flowers.
Our goal is to deliver the simple but sublime beauty of flowers - the most unusual varieties, harvested at peak quality, delivered in elegant, plastic-free packaging - while supporting local farm businesses that treat the earth with extreme care.
We love helping to remove the hassle of searching for the greenest choice, whether you’re sending flowers to a loved one, shopping for yourself or searching for a designer for your upcoming event.
We’ve built our reputation on quality and sourcing transparency, and look forward to helping you learn more about seasonal flowers through our subscriptions, floral design, and retail offerings.

Eliza Kimberly
Pronouns: She/her
Nickname: Eli
Roles: Subscription + Retail Sales Manager / Assistant Designer on events
3 words to describe your personal style: All over (the) place
What drew you to flowers: Their appearances. It's actually so crazy to me that they exist. Can you believe it?! Each variety looks completely insane and stunning when you really think about it. I hope I never stop thinking about it!
Favorite flower so far this year: Anemones:)
What you're enjoying about your job: I love my team and the view from our studio. It's also a blessing to work with these wild looking living things in so many different capacities, it really shows you what you can do with a love of nature.
Time off go-to's: I spend my "off days" growing flowers and stressing out about my gardens. If I'm really lucky I get to eat dinner with people I love and sit on the couch with them after to laugh.
Current listen, read or podcast: I'm reading Taipei by Tao Lin. It's a slow burn but I'm getting somewhere with it!

Josh Biker
Nickname: JoshJoshJosh
Pronouns: He/him
Role: Sustainable Breakdown Captain
3 words to describe your personal style: Queer Maximalist Mechanic
What drew you to flowers: Most lines of work have a lot of negative externalities for the world. Working with flowers really maximizes beauty and joy without harming people or the planet, and keeps us in better contact with the wondrous Earth. Plus I get to give beautiful bouquets to all the old grannies and grandpas in my building.
Favorite flower so far this year: Peonies! Big as your whole head!
What you're enjoying about your job: I love getting to connect with the staff at all the venues we work with, getting to brighten up people’s evenings with beautiful flowers to take home, and getting to make the flower studio a more organized, usable, delightful space to work in.
Time offsite: I’m a long-time bike mechanic and educator, and am writing a bike repair book for people who have been kept out from mainstream mechanical education.
Current listen, read or podcast: Wake and Bake with Clay Pigeon on WFMU!

Krystal DiFronzo
Pronouns: They/them
Roles: Subscription Production Manager / Event Breakdown Captain / Proposal Writer
3 words to describe your personal style: Cowboy / metalhead boyfriend / witch
What drew you to flowers: Favorite flower so far this year: Ranunculus, especially the unexpected freaks! Anytime we get a monstrous, fasciated one I’m in love! I also adore the cabbage ruffle of a “pon pon” variety and the spidery elegance of a butterfly ranunculus.
What you're enjoying about your job: I thrive on the combo of the expected rhythm of a Tuesday SFP bouquet making day + the different type of prep that happens with having new varieties every week. I’m learning so much about the needs of certain flowers + what makes them happiest.
Offsite life: My other life is as an artist who teaches printmaking so I’m always drawn to the surprising + specific tips + tricks of a craft. My artistic practice is concerned with our current ecological fate, so the sustainability model MOF follows really hits home + makes me proud of the work we're doing.

Paige Haroldson
Pronouns: She/her
Roles: Seasonal Flower Project Subscription Coordinator / Lead Designer
3 words to describe your personal style: In an ideal world, "classic", "mod", and when it is really working for me the "tiniest-hint-of-punk".
What drew you to flowers: After years of sitting behind a desk, I was looking for ways to get creative, get moving, and get my hands dirty. Working with flowers provided the perfect place for me to do that.
Favorite flower so far this year: Tulips! There's so much variation and personality within the local varieties we source.
What you're enjoying about your job: A balance of organizational and logistics work with creative and physical work. And working with a wonderful and talented team!
Life offsite: Rock climbing, canoeing, camping... always trying to get outdoors when I can!
Current listen, read or podcast: Podcast - You're Wrong About