A gift as perfect as she is, arriving again and again.


Reader,

A gift that lingers. A moment that lasts.

This Mother’s Day, give her something that stands apart.

A fresh, hand-crafted arrangement arriving at her door each month, designed for the season and for her — the kind of gift that shows up when she least expects it, and stays. In Bloom, Always — our floral subscription, available for 3, 6, or 12 months.

Or a Private Floral Lesson, just for her. An afternoon one-on-one with Anastasia, hands deep in flowers, surrounded by fragrance and color, creating something entirely her own. Order online for Mother's Day — the date is hers to choose.

Our Mother’s Day Market is back Friday and Saturday, May 8th & 9th. You’ll find us outdoors where the breeze drifts off the bay. Buckets brimming with the season’s fullest blooms, smaller arrangements ready to be carried away, and timeless pottery planted for you.
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On Saturday, Edwina Lucas will be painting plein air among the flowers, capturing the moments as they unfold from10am to 2pm.

Come and let something beautiful find its way into your hands — and while you’re here, step inside our temple for the senses and let it embrace you the way you want to embrace her.

On Mother's Day itself — Sunday, May 10th — we'll be open for walk-ins from 9 to 2, and out delivering orders placed ahead of time.

Visit our shop ~ 3 Bay Street, Sag Harbor​

Order directly on our website ~ www.sagharborflorist.net​

Or give us a call ~ 631.725.1400​

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