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Rooted Flowers · Agawam, Massachusetts

Flowers, from our farm to you.

Garden-style bouquets, flowers to grow, and a place to gather. Welcome to our family flower farm.

Becky making a mixed dahlia bouquet while carrying her baby at Rooted Flowers
A Rooted child sitting among buckets of freshly harvested flowers on the farm A Rooted child exploring the raised-bed garden in a yellow dress

Growing a more connected, flower-filled way of life.

We’re bringing people closer to flowers, the land, and one another. Come grow with us.

Opens Sunday, October 25 at 10 AM Eastern

Fall Bulb Sale

Tulips, daffodils, alliums & corms for your spring garden. Browse the Fall Bulb Sale preview. Daffodil and allium listings are not yet open for purchase.

Preview the Fall Bulb Sale
A full harvest bucket of pink, coral, orange and yellow tulips at Rooted Flowers Pink Queensland double tulips with creamy white fringed petal edges. Component of the All the Frills collection.
Assorted vibrant fall bulbs displayed on a rustic wooden table, ready for planting.

From the Farm Journal

Lasagna Layering: Bulb Planting in Pots

Plant a little spring in a pot. Explore our guide to layering flower bulbs in containers.

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In the garden shop

Choose your colors. Grow your flowers.

Ranunculus collections and anemone corms for a cutting garden of your own.

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Here on the farm

Come for the flowers. Stay for the experience.

Pick a bouquet, learn something new, or make time for fresh air and connection.

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The Rooted Flowers family together in the greenhouse

A family farm in Western Massachusetts

We grow flowers. And a life around them.

Rooted Flowers is our family-run specialty cut flower farm in Agawam. We grow with the seasons, share what we learn, and welcome you into a little piece of farm life.

Meet the farm

Find us in Agawam

501 Shoemaker Lane · Agawam, Massachusetts

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From the farm journal

A little guidance for your growing season.

Practical growing notes and stories from life on the farm.

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