
Supporting Local Flowers Starts With Our Community
We aim to create a place in our community where flower farmers and floral designers can come together to further the local flower movement, support local businesses and cultivate lasting partnerships.

Here’s How It Works…
Browse.
Getting to know each other and promote local flowers is what this is all about! Scroll down to learn more about the local farmers providing top quality blooms and foliage for the NOCO Flower Community Market . You can shop our wholesale site by clicking HERE . Once you are signed up you will receive a NOCO Flower Community Buyer’s Handbook and other necessary instruction via email.
Order.
You can easily shop on line HERE to select what you need from single listings that aggregate inventory for all farms. No more sorting through individual farm weekly availability spreadsheets. No more hopping on multiple sites to find the total amount of what you need from a variety of farms. Simply place your order and then pick it up at the market on Wednesdays. Note that the on-line store opens each Tuesday at 9am for the Wednesday market 10 days later.
Visit.
The market is located at 2008 East Lincoln in Fort Collins. It is open seasonally on Wednesdays from 9am to 11am and Fridays 9am to 10am. Your farmers will also bring additional flower inventory for your shopping pleasure. The 2024 market will open on Wednesday, April 24. Once you have signed up for on-line shopping, you will receive emails with important announcements and updates.
Share.
Tell others! Please! We want the NOCO Flower Community Market to be a reliable place for designers in our flower community to gather and purchase top quality local product. So feel free to share this website! Your farmers are committed to make buying local easy! Our goal is to build confidence and trust in local flowers. So spread the word!
Meet Your Local Flower Farmers…
Blooms is a family-operated flower farm in Laporte, Colorado, run by sisters-in-law, Gretchen & Gaylene. We use only responsible and organic practices with a focus on soil health. Established in 2017, our farm specializes in spring bulbs, peonies, dahlias, specialty perennial cuts, unique foliage and all things ornamental for autumn. We are honored to be a part of this Northern Colorado Flower Community. Thank you for dedication to local Colorado farms!
Blush Flowers on Vine is a 15-acre farm founded in 2014 and nestled in the heart of Fort Collins. We provide fresh, locally grown cut flowers to the florists of Northern Colorado and the Denver area. We use organic practices and maintaining high soil productivity as a goal. The main floriculturist at Blush Flowers on Vine is Sue, along with a menagerie of dogs (ranch security), cats (vole patrol), and chickens (bad bug slayers). We work hard all season to provide you with fresh, spectacular, and unique flowers to make your designs shine. We so appreciate the support you bring to the local flower movement!
Cottontail Farm is a small-scale flower and pumpkin farm located in Longmont, Colorado and founded by partners Ginny Jones and George Carter. When we moved onto our three acre property, we hadn’t planned to start a farm, but over time, we saw an opportunity to transform the land into something meaningful. Today, we are committed to sustainable, regenerative farming practices to grow high-quality flowers, pumpkins, and vegetables without the use of pesticides or herbicides. Our mission is to bring joy to our community with beautiful, fresh flowers and to highlight the importance of supporting local agriculture.
8 More Rows is a flower farm in Eaton, Colorado, run by Natalie Rehurek and her husband, Joey. 8 More Rows provides fresh, locally grown flowers for their roadside stand and the Colorado wholesale market. The name of the farm came from the need to expand each year, by 8 more rows, and is now their motto to continue growing and expanding.
Old McConnell Farm, owned by Kyle and Sarah, is nestled along the South Platte River on the outskirts of Evans, CO. The home was built in 1943. While remodeling the kitchen, Sarah found a note that read, “Please take care of this country cottage.” The couple has since tried to do just that by restoring and repairing the home and 30-acre property. The farm is home to pigs, cattle, chickens, cats, dogs, and a family of four with a love for agriculture. Sarah is a sixth-generation farmer with a background in floral design, and a goal to bring fresh flowers to the local wholesale market.
Welcome to Rocky Mountain Blooms, I'm Diana. When we bought our three-acre property 16 years ago in Loveland it was my dream to start a flower farm. It became a reality in 2018. I initially focused on dahlias, which I have grown for over 30 years. I love experimenting with new varieties of flowers that are compatible in our Colorado climate and region. Let's grow the local flower community, one stem at a time! Thank you to the NOCO Flower Community for creating these opportunities.
Wozani Farm bursts with all sorts of blooms; natives, drought tolerant and dreamy annuals, each one a testament to the power of harmony with nature. My name is Liz, and as a South African, I've always felt a deep connection to the land, like my parents and grandparents who were all farmers at one point. At Wozani, we don't just grow flowers; we nurture our land, fostering the delicate dance of life within the soil and beyond.
Nomina Nurseries is a family-owned farm founded in 1988 as a wholesale tree grower and producer of various horticultural crops. Three years ago, we expanded our passion of horticulture to include cut flowers, cultivating a wide range of both annual and perennial varieties. We specialize in early season anemone and ranunculus, robust varieties of Dahlias and Lisianthus alongside other annuals. On our farm we have a focus on soil and water conservation with use of cover crops, minimum tillage and drip irrigation. We are grateful for the local flower community, and we take pride in contributing to its growth by providing florists with beautiful, farm-fresh blooms.
Thank you for supporting local farmers!
At Sanctuary Flowers, we’re proud to collaborate with the NOCO Flower Community to supply fresh, sustainably grown blooms to florists, event planners, and businesses across Northern Colorado. Together, we bring the beauty of local flowers to a wider community, ensuring every bouquet tells a story of care and craftsmanship.
Mooney Family Farm, LLC is owned and operated by Chris And Ramona Mooney. We are on 20 acres located in Berthoud, Colorado. We are always growing and evolving as we learn new techniques and strategies from season to season. We utilize our farm space for cut flower production, vegetables and pasture for cattle and other animals.
