March Weekly Tulip Subscription (CSA)
A 4-week flower subscription (CSA) featuring fresh, locally grown, tulips. These specialty varieties are grown for their long vase life, their unique blooms, and bring vibrant color into your home during the darkest days of winter. Flowers in winter you ask? You heard it right. These tulips are grown all winter long under lights, all run by solar energy.
Whether it’s for yourself or someone special, this makes a wonderful gift that keeps on giving. A tulip subscription, also known as a CSA, stands for Community Supported Agriculture. When purchasing a subscription, customers support SoPo Blooms up front for the upcoming season. This helps cover the cost of bulbs and supplies.
Limited shares available.
When you purchase a Subscription with SoPo Blooms you:
Support a local, woman-owned, small business
Invest directly in local, sustainable growing
Reduce the carbon footprint of your flowers
FAQ
How many bouquets will I receive?
You’ll receive one bouquet each week in March (4 total bouquets).
Where are the tulips grown?
All tulips are grown in South Portland, Maine cultivated with solar power.
How does pickup work?
Pick up is on Fridays
Pick-Up locations available:
Portland Beer Hub, 320 Fore Street, Portland, ME
Second Rodeo Coffee Shop 124 Sawyer St, South Portland
Highland Farm Market 109 Highland Ave, Scarborough
SoPo Blooms- Local pick-up time TBD
What if I miss a pickup?
If you cannot make the CSA pick-up please notify us hello@sopoblooms.com. Bouquets may be gifted and picked-up by a friend with advanced notice. Bouquets not picked up during the designated time are forfeited.
Are flowers exactly as pictured?
Tulip varieties are “Farmer’s Choice”. CSA bouquets get premium, specialty blooms but will vary in color and variety each week.
TERMS
• Full payment is required at time of purchase.
• CSA shares are non-refundable.
• Bouquets must be picked up during designated pickup times.
• Missed pickups are forfeited unless prior arrangements are made.
• Tulip varieties may vary based on seasonal growing conditions and availability.
A 4-week flower subscription (CSA) featuring fresh, locally grown, tulips. These specialty varieties are grown for their long vase life, their unique blooms, and bring vibrant color into your home during the darkest days of winter. Flowers in winter you ask? You heard it right. These tulips are grown all winter long under lights, all run by solar energy.
Whether it’s for yourself or someone special, this makes a wonderful gift that keeps on giving. A tulip subscription, also known as a CSA, stands for Community Supported Agriculture. When purchasing a subscription, customers support SoPo Blooms up front for the upcoming season. This helps cover the cost of bulbs and supplies.
Limited shares available.
When you purchase a Subscription with SoPo Blooms you:
Support a local, woman-owned, small business
Invest directly in local, sustainable growing
Reduce the carbon footprint of your flowers
FAQ
How many bouquets will I receive?
You’ll receive one bouquet each week in March (4 total bouquets).
Where are the tulips grown?
All tulips are grown in South Portland, Maine cultivated with solar power.
How does pickup work?
Pick up is on Fridays
Pick-Up locations available:
Portland Beer Hub, 320 Fore Street, Portland, ME
Second Rodeo Coffee Shop 124 Sawyer St, South Portland
Highland Farm Market 109 Highland Ave, Scarborough
SoPo Blooms- Local pick-up time TBD
What if I miss a pickup?
If you cannot make the CSA pick-up please notify us hello@sopoblooms.com. Bouquets may be gifted and picked-up by a friend with advanced notice. Bouquets not picked up during the designated time are forfeited.
Are flowers exactly as pictured?
Tulip varieties are “Farmer’s Choice”. CSA bouquets get premium, specialty blooms but will vary in color and variety each week.
TERMS
• Full payment is required at time of purchase.
• CSA shares are non-refundable.
• Bouquets must be picked up during designated pickup times.
• Missed pickups are forfeited unless prior arrangements are made.
• Tulip varieties may vary based on seasonal growing conditions and availability.