Week 27: June 30 - July 6

Can you feel it in the air? The bright sun, the warm breeze, the dry ground. These are all cues telling us that we are in the height of summer! This also means that here at Goose Creek Gardens, the flower harvests are becoming more abundant with each passing week.

Check out the individual flower types and varieties that made up our bouquets this week!

Amazon variety of Sweet William flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Amazon Variety of Sweet William

Ammie flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Ammie

Ammobium flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Ammobium

Bachelor Buttons situated in front of a wood wall — Bachelor Buttons

Dynasty Variety of Sweet William flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Dynasty Variety of Sweet William

Feverfew flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Feverfew

Forget-me-not flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Forget-me-not (Pink)

Snapdragon flowers situated in front of a wood wall — Snapdragons

Strawflowers situated in front of a wood wall — Strawflower

Here are 2 beautiful bouquets we sent to grocery stores and florists. If you’re local, you can find our bouquets at Wagner’s Market in Gibsonia, Pajer’s Flower Shop, and Dormont Florist.

Week 28: July 7-13

This week brought many new flower types and varieties to our bouquets! In some cases we see the same flower and variety, but in different colors. See the individual flowers that made up our bouquets below!

A bouquet of Amazon variety of Sweet William situated in front of a wooden wall — Amazon Variety of Sweet William

A bouquet of Baptisia situated in front of a wooden wall — Baptisia

A bouquet of Feverfew situated in front of a wooden wall — Feverfew

A bouquet of Forget-me-nots situated in front of a wooden wall — Forget-me-not (Pink)

A bouquet of Foxtail situated in front of a wooden wall — Foxtail

A bouquet of Gooseneck situated in front of a wooden wall — Gooseneck

A bouquet of Green mist variety of Ammie situated in front of a wooden wall — Green Mist Variety of Ammie

A bouquet of Lisianthus situated in front of a wooden wall — Lisianthus

A bouquet of Scabiosa situated in front of a wooden wall — Scabiosa

A bouquet of Statice situated in front of a wooden wall — Statice

A bouquet of Strawflower situated in front of a wooden wall — Strawflower

A bouquet of Yarrow situated in front of a wooden wall — Yarrow

Here are 2 beautiful bouquets we sent to grocery stores and florists. If you’re local, you can find our bouquets at Wagner’s Market in Gibsonia, Pajer’s Flower Shop, Dormont Florist, and Giant Eagles: Village Square and Waterworks.

Week 29: July 14-20

This week we got a sneak peek of what’s to come with sunflowers. Take a look at the individual flower types and varieties that were used to make our beautiful bouquets this week!

White Ammie flowers in front of a wood wall — Ammie

Baptisia greenery in front of a wood wall — Baptisia

Dara Darcus flowers in front of a wood wall — Dara Darcus

Feverfew flowers in front of a wood wall — Feverfew

Foxtail greenery in front of a wood wall — Foxtail

Geranium greenery in front of a wood wall — Geranium

Gooseneck flowers in front of a wood wall — Gooseneck

Lisianthus flowers in front of a wood wall — Lisianthus

Scabiosa flowers in front of a wood wall — Scabiosa

Statice flowers in front of a wood wall — Statice

Strawflowers in front of a wood wall — Strawflower

Sunflowers in front of a wood wall — Sunflowers

Sweet William flowers in front of a wood wall — Sweet William

Yarrow flowers in front of a wood wall — Yarrow

Here are the beautiful bouquets we sent to grocery stores and florists this week. If you’re local, you can find our bouquets at Wagner’s Market in Gibsonia, Pajer’s Flower Shop, Dormont Florist, Gidas Flowers and Giant Eagle: Shadyside.

Week 30: July 22-28

It’s the last full week in July and the bouquets are showing all the signs of summer. The Sunflowers and Lisianthus started blooming in abundance which made the bouquets have a rich summer feel to them. Below are the lovely flowers that made up the bouquets this week.