The Directory
of PF Verified growers and sellers
The Central Coast
Farm country around Arroyo Grande and San Luis Obispo.
- PF Verified SLO Flower Collective
Grows what they sell Women-owned
- PF Verified
- PF Verified Wild Canyon Flower Farm
Grows what they sell
- PF Verified Rather Rooted Family Farm
Grows what they sell
- PF Verified Pico Blooms
Grows what they sell
- PF Verified
- PF Verified Campesina Flowers
Grows some, buys domestic stock
Southern California
Los Angeles, including both buildings of the flower district on Wall Street.
- PF Verified Mellano & Company
Grows some, imports stock IndependentSpanish spoken
- PF Verified Paradise Garden Wholesale Flowers
Grows what they sell Independent
- PF Verified
- PF Verified
- PF Verified Growers Direct Flowers, Inc.
Sourcing unconfirmed Independent
- PF Verified Dan Stamis, Inc.
Sourcing unconfirmed Independent
- PF Verified Blossom Valley
Sourcing unconfirmed Independent
- PF Verified Flores Deos Co
Sourcing unconfirmed Independent
- PF Verified Mayesh Wholesale Florist
Buys and resells, doesn’t grow
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There are more growers than one person can drive to. If you know a farm worth finding, anywhere in the country, add it. Reader listings go up marked as reader listings, and I take you at your word until someone can get there.
Every dot is a grower in this directory. The empty space is the invitation. Fill some of it in.
Straight from the growers
What the markers mean
PF Verified
A real person went there, was treated well, and thought to recommend them. That's the whole test. No seal doesn't mean a grower fell short of anything. It means nobody has made the trip yet.
Added by a reader
Someone who isn't me put this one forward. I haven't been, and I'm trusting them, which is the deal, stated plainly rather than buried. Go, and tell me what you find.
The sourcing label
Whether a grower grows what they sell, buys some of it, or imports it. It describes; it never ranks. A family farm that also imports is a different thing from one that doesn't. Not a lesser one.
🌿 Green practices: their words
The farm publishes that it grows without herbicides or pesticides, and claims no certification. Certification costs money and paperwork a one-acre farm often can't spare, which is not the same as growing badly. The badge links to what they said; I haven't inspected anyone's soil.
🌱 Organic: their words
Shown only where a farm says so themselves, and the badge links to where they say it. Organic is a regulated term, and a wrong claim would land on the grower rather than on me, so this site never makes that claim on anyone's behalf.
Who writes this
I'm Kellie Hartwell, in Los Angeles, and I write it myself. Poppy Fielding doesn't sell anything and doesn't take a cut. More about that here.
Poppy Fielding doesn't sell anything and doesn't take a cut. If you'd like to work with a grower listed here, contact them directly and tell them Poppy Fielding sent you. If you'd rather have an introduction, email info@poppyfielding.com.
To the farmers: We see you. We love you. We support you.

