All of our subscription bouquets are sized at the mid tier (15–20 stems)— and a perfect mix of fresh, seasonal blooms to brighten any space!

Each subscription is paid in full at the time of purchase. We will contact you when your bouquets ready to schedule your weekly or biweekly pick up.

On-Site: 

9551 Saline Waterworks Rd, Manchester, MI 48158

Saturday - Sunday from 9-1 

*On-Site pick up is self serve, we will email you with instructions when your bouquet is ready

We strive to offer flexible and convenient services. You can manage your subscription by contacting us at wildchildcutflowers@gmail.com if you need to pause or cancel. Just let us know at least 5 days before your next pick up.

No problem! Reach out to us ahead of your scheduled pick-up time, and we’ll do our best to accommodate a change. However, if you miss the pick-up, we won’t be able to hold the bouquet for more than 2 days.

Email: wildchildcutflowers@gmail.com

Phone: (734) 262-2131

At this time, we do not offer delivery. Pick-up is available on specified days; contact us for more details.

We specialize in unique cut flowers mixed with Native and Nativars to the area with the help of New Leaf Natives. We offer a colorful selection of sunflowers, ranunculus, peonies, zinnias, dahlias, and more, with new varieties blooming throughout the seasons.

While our bouquets feature the best blooms of the season, we are happy to work with you on custom arrangements for special events. Please contact us directly for more details and to discuss your preferences.

CONTACT

Email: wildchildcutflowers@gmail.com

Phone: (734) 262-2131

Currently, we offer fresh-cut flowers from spring through fall. Stay tuned for other seasonal offerings like dried flower bouquets and wreaths, which we may offer in the off season.

Yes! At Wild Child, we practice sustainable farming methods, using minimal chemicals and promoting pollinator-friendly practices. All our flowers are grown with the environment in mind, ensuring a minimal ecological footprint.

Fresh cut flowers typically last 7–12 days, but can last longer with proper care. The exact length of time depends on the type of flower and how well you care for them.

Here are some practical tips for keeping your cut flowers fresh and vibrant for as long as possible:

Before Placing in Water

1. Trim the Stems: Use sharp scissors or a knife to cut about 1-2 inches off the stems at a 45-degree angle. This increases surface area for water absorption. (You can change your water and cut your stems a second time after about to week to keep your flowers fresh for longer)

2. Remove Lower Leaves: Strip off any leaves that will sit below the waterline to prevent decay and bacteria growth.

3. Use Clean Tools: Ensure scissors, knives, and vases are clean to avoid contaminating the water with bacteria.

Choosing the Right Vase and Water

4. Clean Your Vase: Use a clean vase with no residue or dirt, as cleanliness extends flower life.

5. Add Floral Preservative: Use the packet that comes with your flowers

6. Use Room Temperature Water: Most flowers prefer lukewarm water