Business

Where to buy chemical-free flowers in the Twin Cities

A list of florists, nurseries and other retailers that sell products from the Twin Cities Flower Exchange.

By Jackie Crosby

June 18, 2018 at 6:07PM

Here is a list of retailers, designers and others that sell local, chemical-free blooms sourced through the Twin Cities Flower Exchange.
Retailers and Grocers:
Spruce Flowers and Home
Mississippi Market
Wedge Co-op
Designers:
A Day in Provence
Ashley Fox Designs
Bees Knees Floral
Bloom Designs, MN
Blossom Studio
Chowgirls
Colleen's Flower Cellar
Design Apricot
Ediflorial
Ever After
Fiddles and Fronds
Flore Inspired
Fox and Fern Floral
Hive and Hollow
Jennifer Joyce Design
Jessica Wonders Events
Kindred Blooms
Laine Moire Designs
Laine Palm Designs
Lake Flat Roses
Lilia
Maven Events
MiMi Designs
Munster Rose
Oak and Lilly
Peduncle Floral Remedies
Pockets of Posy
Poppy Lane
Posy Flower Market
Pristine Floral
Rooted by Design
Sadie's Floral
Saffron and Gray
Sister Honey Floral Co
Studio Fleurette
Studio C
Thistle and Blooms
Tulips and Truffles
Your Enchanted Florist

about the writer

about the writer

Jackie Crosby

Reporter

Jackie Crosby is a general assignment business reporter who also writes about workplace issues and aging. She has also covered health care, city government and sports. 

See More

More from Business

See More

Retail

With pet food, Lakeville’s Post Consumer Brands now a $4B company

Rice is popped and emerges onto a conveyor to become Fruity Dyno Bites at Post Consumer Brands Wednesday, March 8, 2023 in Northfield, Minn. Minnesota manufacturers were having trouble filling jobs even before the pandemic struck; now that the labor force is even smaller it's imperative they find new ways to recruit and retain to keep growing. Post Consumer Brands, maker of Honey Bunches of Oats and Fruity Pebbles, will talk about what it's like to work at their Northfield plant and what they're doing to widen the jobs pipeline and keep folks in their jobs once they get there.

The cereal maker’s 2023 acquisition of Kibbles ‘n Bits, Nutrish and other brands is paying off.

Real Estate

With distinctive silo, Bloomington’s ‘Rollerblade house’ lists for $575,000

card image

Business

Arctic Cat lays off workers, suspends snowmobile production in Thief River Falls

Engine hoods from various Arctic Cat snowmobiles manufactured over the years hang on a wall at Arctic Cat's munufacturing facility Wednesday, May 15, 2013 in Thief River Falls, MN. The snowmobile giant employs about 1,300 workers in Thief River Falls.