Locally grown seasonal flowers in Western Maryland
Garden-style bouquets, subscriptions, roadside stand offerings, and seasonal florals
📷 credit: Sara Symons Photography
📷 credit: Sara Symons Photography
For our family, gardening has become more than simply growing flowers — it is a way of slowing down, creating together, spending time outdoors, and living more closely with the changing seasons. What began as a few flower beds gradually grew into seed trays filling the house each spring, armfuls of flowers carried through the door, and a garden full of blooms, pollinators, and creative inspiration.
At Sunset Gardens, we grow a thoughtful collection of seasonal flowers — from spring peonies and ranunculus to late summer dahlias, zinnias, cosmos, and garden textures. Each bouquet is gathered and designed by hand in a natural, artistic style that embraces movement, color, seasonality, and the beauty of flowers as they truly grow.
Through bouquets, subscriptions, roadside stand offerings, and seasonal blooms, our hope is simple: to share flowers that bring a little beauty, softness, and connection into everyday life.
Featured Products
Bring home the beauty of the season with a fresh bouquet from Sunset Gardens.
Each week, we open a limited number of bouquet preorders featuring the best flowers blooming in the garden at that moment. No two weeks are exactly alike, and each bouquet reflects the colors and abundance of the season.
Full Bloom Bouquet — $25
A generous hand-tied bouquet filled with seasonal flowers and greenery, perfect for your kitchen table, gifting, or simply enjoying a little beauty throughout the week.
Pickup Days
🌿 Wednesday
🌿 Friday
📍 Pickup at Sunset Gardens
Please Note
• Flowers are grown seasonally, and varieties will change throughout the summer.
• Quantities are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Bouquets are harvested and arranged as close to pickup time as possible for maximum freshness.
• Preorders close once weekly availability has been reached.
Thank you for supporting locally grown flowers and sharing in the beauty of the season with us.
Grab one of our mini arrangements, all dressed up and ready for first day of school!
Celebrate peak dahlia season with four weeks of lush, locally grown bouquets featuring the richness, color, texture, and abundance of late summer dahlias.
Subscription Details
• 4 bouquets total - weekly pickup in September
• Choose either Wednesday or Friday pickup when ordering
• Roadside stand pickup in Western Maryland
• Limited availability
Expect garden-style bouquets featuring dahlias alongside complementary seasonal flowers such as zinnias, cosmos, snapdragons, textures, and greenery grown at Sunset Gardens.
Flowers, colors, and bouquet compositions will vary throughout the season based on weather and what is blooming naturally in the garden.
Pickup Window
Choose either Wednesday or Friday pickup for the season.
Bouquets will be available during the designated pickup window each week. If you are unable to pick up your bouquet, please contact us in advance. Unclaimed bouquets cannot be guaranteed after the pickup period.
Your Questions, Answered
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Choose the subscription that fits you best, select your preferred pickup day (Wednesday or Friday), and enjoy fresh, locally grown flowers throughout the season. Bouquets are picked up from our roadside stand during your designated pickup window.
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Each subscription includes hand-tied, garden-style bouquets featuring flowers grown at Sunset Gardens. Bouquet contents will vary with the season and what is blooming naturally in the garden.
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Yes — and that’s part of the beauty of seasonal flowers. Each bouquet reflects what is blooming best at the time and may vary in color palette, flower varieties, textures, and ingredients.
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Depending on the season, bouquets may include favorites such as peonies, ranunculus, snapdragons, zinnias, cosmos, dahlias, greenery, herbs, grasses, and other seasonal garden blooms.
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Yes. Our flowers are grown here in Western Maryland and designed in a natural, garden-inspired style that celebrates seasonality and locally grown blooms.
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Yes. Subscription members choose either Wednesday or Friday pickup at checkout. Your selected pickup day will remain your standing pickup day throughout the subscription season.
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Bouquets are picked up from our self-serve roadside flower stand in Western Maryland. Exact pickup details will be shared after purchase.
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Flowers are highly perishable, so we ask that bouquets be picked up during your designated pickup window whenever possible. If you know you’ll miss a pickup, please contact us in advance. While we’ll do our best to accommodate occasional circumstances, unclaimed bouquets cannot be guaranteed after the pickup period.
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We understand that schedules change. Occasional pickup day changes may be possible with advance notice, depending on availability and harvest timing.
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Yes — subscriptions make beautiful gifts. We’re happy to provide gift information or a printable gift notice upon request.
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Fresh bouquet availability, seasonal updates, and flower stand announcements are shared on our Facebook page. Follow along to see what’s blooming and when new bouquets are stocked.
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We accept card payments, tap-to-pay, Square payment links, Venmo, and cash at our self-serve flower stand and through online ordering when available.
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Yes. We periodically offer seasonal bouquets, roadside stand flowers, and limited special orders depending on availability. Follow our Facebook page for updates.
Send us an email or a DM if you have a special request!
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We offer select wedding and event florals on a limited basis, depending on timing, flower availability, and project scope. Please reach out to discuss your vision.
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Because flowers are grown and planned specifically for the season, subscriptions are generally non-refundable. If you have questions or circumstances change, please contact us — we’re always happy to talk through options.
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Trim stems, place flowers into fresh water as soon as possible, and refresh water every few days. Keep bouquets away from direct sun, heat sources, and ripening fruit for the longest vase life.