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Wholesale Flowers for Designers

You’ve come to the right place for wholesale specialty blooms + filler. We are so thrilled to partner with florists + designers who want to support small local farms and sustainable flowers!

We serve the greater Springfield, MO area florists, designers, and event planners with wholesale fresh, locally + seasonally grown flowers and foliage.

Login with your wholesale account password to begin your order:

We believe in local flowers

Each stem is hand-picked at exactly the right stage, stripped, hydrated and ready for your designer. It is free of cardboard, plastic, and all that unseemly foreign freight dust. It doesn’t come from across the seas, but across the street.

We’re right here in Missouri and not thousands of miles away on the other side of a freightliner or cargo plane, so each stem we cut for you is the freshest it can be.

We cut to order and recommend that you order a week in advance. We work hard to provide the highest quality and best colors possible. We harvest our flowers at the proper stage to provide you with the freshest, most-long lasting, beautiful bloom possible, harvesting flowers only in the early morning or late evening and immediately transfer them to hydrate.

Elm Farm is a reliable source for high-quality local product.

Have any questions? Give us a call at 817-896-4263 and we’ll walk you through selecting the very best local blooms for your busy shop.

Interested in our weekly Wholesale Availability List?

We email our flower availability lists to our florists during the growing season, from April to October. Please fill out form below to join our wholesalers list.

Our flowers are available only when they are in bloom and sell out quickly. Join our list to stay informed about bloom times, new availability, and upcoming floral options.

Orders are placed directly through our website where you can find up-to-date availability + pricing, along with some photos and variety details. We update availability every Thursday with orders closing Sunday night.

Wholesale accounts will receive a weekly email with a password to shop our in-season blooms.

Place your order through our shop, order over the phone, or set up a standing weekly order of “Farmer’s Choice” blooms to compliment your stunning designs.

We deliver weekly on Tuesday. Free delivery with orders over $200.

Wholesalers List

Seasonal Varieties

We offer locally grown fresh and dried flowers in several varieties and colors. We focus on heirloom and specialty varieties for blooms and foliage, with many colors + shapes within each variety. For example, we grow 10 different shades of ranunculus!

We focus on quality and regenerative growing practices and bring you flowers that reflect the beauty of the season. This means that some flowers aren’t available throughout the entirety of the growing season, as each one is grown in its time.

We have curated local in-season alternatives to imported stems. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, perhaps we have a great alternative to meet your standard of beauty and quality for a floral design or installment.

  • Early spring: crabapple, forsythia, lilac, poppies, muscari, narcissus (daffodils), ranunculus, tulips
  • Spring: agrostemma, astilbe, baptisia, bouquet dill, bupleurum, campanula, daisy, delphinium, dianthus, feverfew, forget-me-not, foxglove, liatris, peony, ranunculus, scabiosa, snapdragon, strawflower, sweet pea, yarrow
  • Summer: ageratum, celosia, cress, cosmos, bee balm, dahlias, dusty miller, gomphrena, herbs, lisianthus, marigold, phlox, rudbeckia, scabiosa, statice, strawflower, sunflower, verbena, veronica, yarrow, zinnia
  • Fall: amaranth, celosia, chrysanthemum, cress, cosmos, bee balm, dahlias, eucalyptus, foliage, golden rod, gomphrena, herbs, marigold, phlox, rudbeckia, scabiosa, strawflower, sunflower, zinnia

Wish you had something that we don’t provide? Drop us a note. If it grows in our zone then it can be in your hands. We are always adding to the list of varieties and colors that we grow and welcome your requests!

Pricing

Our pricing is predictable, transparent, and not subject to the extreme fluctuations the flower industry is known for in larger cities. We base our wholesale flower pricing on the USDA Cut Flower Wholesale Price List, but we take into account our local economy, growing environment, and the market needs for our own community.

Each week we email our customers details of current availability and pricing on Thursday. To receive these updates, please register for a wholesale account (with your tax ID) by completing the wholesaler’s form.

There is a $20 delivery fee for orders less than $200 (far less than the cost of traditional shipping). For orders more than $200, delivery is free.

Stems come in bunches of 5 or 10.

Plan Ahead

Are you looking for a source of local blooms for your booked events or committed pre-orders this season? Ask us about what’s available. Perhaps you like to plan ahead and connect with a local grower a season in advance; reach out to us! We can grow rows of wholesale flower varieties with your name on it. Simply fill out the form and get in touch with us.

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Welcome to the Farm

Elm Farm in Marshfield, MO

Elm Farm is an operational flower farm and gathering place for hosting small groups, photo sessions, workshops, learning days, and simple seasonal events.

With 16 acres & too many chickens, Elm is growing into a stewarded place of hospitality, beauty, food, flowers, and community.

Meet Elm Farm

Watch the Garden Grow Follow us on Instagram

He was determined but I think the walkway won in t He was determined but I think the walkway won in the end.
My kind of people like weeding while we chat. My kind of people like weeding while we chat.
She was exclaiming about visiting Iceland to see a She was exclaiming about visiting Iceland to see a location in a photo and I’ve never been more sure that she’s turning out juuuust fine.
First yarrow harvest of the year is smellin fiiiin First yarrow harvest of the year is smellin fiiiine
Marshall’s the one who gets things done around her Marshall’s the one who gets things done around here but I’m still the one who ties the bowline.
First full bed harvest from the bee balm, won’t be First full bed harvest from the bee balm, won’t be the last.
Just wait til I have up the swinging chairs. Just wait til I have up the swinging chairs.
You’re cute but I will not apologize for squishing You’re cute but I will not apologize for squishing you.
Teddy’s back to business as usual, sowing seeds an Teddy’s back to business as usual, sowing seeds and chasing ducks. (Pictured here are the future u-pick rows being sown with sunflowers and pumpkins)
Welcome our new farm members! Welcome our new farm members!
@elmfarmhouse
Planting week has landed on my birthday since the Planting week has landed on my birthday since the first year we lived here and Marshall asked me how he could make my birthday special for me. I replied that I wanted to garden, so we did. And we haven’t stopped since. 

But this year, we didn’t do much planting. We harvested some flowers and enjoyed picnics and walked around viewing our different growing areas. We talked about perennials and dreamt up new gardens and slowly, gently, peacefully came to terms with the fact that we needed to press pause on the CSA for a season. 

I’ve never loved doing anything as much as I love growing green things. Except being a wife and mother.

A few days after Marshall’s fall down some steps, he started walking funny. A few days later, he was forgetful and slow to answer questions. It’s been almost a month since he fell, and he’s still substituting the wrong words in his sentences, still wincing when he bends over, still pausing before walking with the baby. He’s working with an incredible doctor and I see so many wonderful things ahead for him. But right now, caring for my family has to eclipse my efforts in keeping green things alive. Perhaps someone else could do both, but that’s okay. My garden will be there waiting for me, just as it always has. 

We’ll still grow the things, we just won’t do it at the pace we were expecting of ourselves before. We’ll still harvest and preserve and share our abundance. We just won’t do it with a pre-determined timeframe. We’ll still spend our summer outside amongst the green things. We’ll just do it more slowly, more gently, and with more naps.
He was determined but I think the walkway won in t He was determined but I think the walkway won in the end.
We converted the first garden we grew in back in 2 We converted the first garden we grew in back in 2018 into what @whitney_stevens_ calls a Granny Garden, with long, straight rows of happy greens over and over again. I may hate it, but it’s working for us right now in a season where weeding precision is difficult to achieve. I’ll hoe in between each row the way @ruthannzimm does, and perhaps I’ll find a new way to grow some veggies.
She was exclaiming about visiting Iceland to see a She was exclaiming about visiting Iceland to see a location in a photo and I’ve never been more sure that she’s turning out juuuust fine.
Janice had irises all over this place when we move Janice had irises all over this place when we moved in, mostly in the shade. We’ve slowly rehomed them to full sun garden beds and as they’ve come into their own, I’ve gained a new appreciation for a plant that literally cannot be killed. We added several chunks to the slopes and I have a feeling these beds will soon become my new favorite growing spots on the property.
You’re cute but I will not apologize for squishing You’re cute but I will not apologize for squishing you.

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Summer 2026 Elm Farm is prepared for small groups, workshops, homeschool days, women’s gatherings, family celebrations, and simple seasonal events.

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Family Owned & Operated

Stewardship: the responsible overseeing and protection of something considered worth caring for and preserving.

We invite you to join us as we restore order to the land God has given us.

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Follow the seasonal journey as Elm embraces the flowers, bulbs, cover crops, hospitality, and working farm life. Find out when the farm looks the way you want it to:

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