What do dahlias, ranunculus, and peonies actually sell for wholesale? Real per-stem prices from hundreds of flower farms — plus how to price your own stems with confidence.
Find flower farms near you, browse their live availability with photos and real pricing, and order fresh-cut local stems for your shop — free for florists, always
If you read our original guide to creating a free availability list for florists, you already know the pitch: florists are the best wholesale customers a small flower farm can have, and a clean availability list is how you win them. What’s changed since then? Just about everything. Florlist has been rebuilt from the ground up. It’s grown from a simple availability list into a complete sales platform for flower farms, and it’s still free.
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