Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about ordering, visiting, and working with Michigan Flower Barn.
Yes! We offer DIY Buckets of Blooms for anyone wanting bulk flowers for a one-time purchase — no wholesale membership needed. Our flowers are available during Michigan’s growing season from April through early October.
We’re not a walk-in flower shop — we’re a working farm. There are several ways to get flowers from us: wholesale members shop through their online dashboard, wedding/event clients fill out our inquiry form, and individual bouquets can be ordered from our shop during season. We’re located between Perry and Owosso — 30 minutes from Lansing/Flint, 1 hour from Grand Rapids.
MFB is open by appointment only, not to the general public. We’re a fully operating farm — there’s always a lot going on, and most of our flowers are sold before they’re even harvested. That said, we host seasonal market events every Spring and Fall, plus workshops and open houses throughout the year.
Please review your order upon pickup and address any concerns in person. Quality issues must be reported within 24 hours with photo documentation. After 24 hours, we cannot accommodate product issues as these are perishable items that require proper storage and transportation on your end.
Fill out a buyer’s pass application. Wholesale passes are available to professional florists and design businesses in Michigan. Once approved, you’ll get login credentials to access weekly inventory, pre-ordering, pricing guides, and seasonal availability data.
Yes — it’s our buyers’ favorite option. Submit pre-orders through your dashboard up to a month in advance. We work with our farmers to coordinate and confirm inventory for when it’s ready to harvest. If Mother Nature disrupts a crop, we’ll contact you with available substitutions. We ask for at least one week lead time on pre-orders.
Start with applying here. We look for Michigan-based flower farmers who grow in bulk quantities, use sustainable practices, and can deliver to Perry on Wednesdays. We accept new and seasoned farmers — but you should be familiar with floral design trends and able to provide crops in wholesale bunches.
We accept new farmers, but require that you’re growing cut-flower crops in bulk inventory — minimum 3 bunches per flower type at one time (about 10 stems per bunch). You should also be familiar with design trends in the floral industry and have sustainable growing practices in place.