Feel Good Farm
A barrow filled with just-cut strawflower, zinnias and cosmos on a picking morning.

Seasonal subscriptions

Twelve weeks
of flowers,
one decision.

How it works

Three steps, then twelve weeks of flowers.

01

Choose your rhythm

Weekly for twelve bouquets across the season, or fortnightly for six. Paid once, up front — no card on file, no renewals to remember.

02

We cut Tuesday morning

Out of the rows at dawn, into cold rainwater, hand-tied in the shed by mid-morning. Nothing sits in a cool room for a week.

03

Pickup or delivery

Collect from the farm at Karridale — any day, by arrangement — or we bring it to you on the Tuesday run, Augusta through to Busselton.

Book your subscription

Spring subscription.

12 Tuesdays, 1 September — 17 November 2026.

Every bouquet in the subscription is the garden bouquet — the same bunch that goes to our stockists, cut the morning it reaches you. Paid once, up front, for the whole season.

Choose your rhythm
Pickup or delivery

Only needed if you chose delivery — we ignore it for pickup. Dunsborough is off the Tuesday run, so it carries a $25 delivery surcharge, added at checkout.

Paid once, in full · 12 Tuesdays · full refund any time before the first bunch goes out.

What a subscription costs

Weekly — 12 bouquets1 September — 17 November 2026$45.83 a bouquet
$550
Fortnightly — 6 bouquets8 September — 17 November 2026$45.83 a bouquet
$275

A delivered garden bouquet is $50 on its own, so a subscription works out a little under that — and holds your bunch every week whether or not we sell out at the gate.

Grace carrying a bucket of just-cut flowers up through the rows at golden hour.
Buckets of just-cut cosmos, scabiosa and dahlias sorted by colour.
Four wrapped bouquets laid out, ready to go out for the week.

What’s in the bucket

Whatever is best that week.

Sweet peas, snapdragons, scabiosa, stock, ranunculus, the first poppies.

We don’t publish a bouquet-by-bouquet plan, because the rows don’t work like that. Some weeks the sweet peas carry the whole bunch; some weeks they’re over and the ranunculus have taken it on. That’s the deal, and it’s the good part — you get the season as it actually happens.

Every bunch is hand-tied at the farm and stood in cold rainwater before it goes anywhere.

The fine print

What you’re actually signing up for.

When it starts
Weekly subscriptions start Tuesday 1 September 2026 and run every Tuesday. Fortnightly starts a week later, on Tuesday 8 September 2026, and takes every second Tuesday. Both finish together on Tuesday 17 November 2026.
Delivery day
Tuesdays. If we ever need to move the run for a week — weather, mostly — you get a message before it happens.
If you’re away
Tell us the week before and we’ll leave it with a neighbour or a nominated friend. We don’t roll missed weeks over to the end of the season.
Refunds
Full refund any time before the first bouquet goes out. After that we’ll refund the weeks still to come, less what’s already been cut and grown for you.

Coming seasons

Three windows a year.

We open one season at a time and stop when the beds are full. The letter goes out two weeks before a window opens — that’s usually when it sells.

Summer subscription

December 2026 — February 2027

Zinnias, sunflowers, dahlias, cosmos, statice.

12 weeks — $550 weekly · $275 fortnightly.

Opens November

Autumn subscription

March — May 2027

Late dahlias, chrysanthemums, amaranth, celosia, everlastings.

12 weeks — $550 weekly · $275 fortnightly.

Opens February

A just-cut bouquet of zinnias, sunflowers, feverfew and statice laid on the grass.

A year in the beds, handed over.

Seed sown in autumn, soil fed through winter, staked and pinched and weeded all spring. Twelve weeks of bouquets is the end of a year’s work — and a standing gift to yourself, or to someone you’d like to make feel good.