Reviews for Hometown Flower Co.

Mar 2024

Simply the best - locally grown flowers that are arranged so gorgeously every time we order! Recently received some of the dried items as a gift - so beautiful and impeccable quality and design. Jackie is beyond accommodating and friendly and knowledgeable - we’ve also had a great experience at one of her workshops! Can’t go wrong supporting this business!
Mar 2024

Simply the best - locally grown flowers that are arranged so gorgeously every time we order! Recently received some of the dried items as a gift - so beautiful and impeccable quality and design. Jackie is beyond accommodating and friendly and knowledgeable - we’ve also had a great experience at one of her workshops! Can’t go wrong supporting this business!
Feb 2024

Jaclyn is an absolute GENIUS! She understood my vision perfectly, and then took it above and beyond anything I could have imagined. We got compliments on the florals all night long, even from dudes who normally never notice that kind of thing! She was a dream to work with from first meeting until day of. I cannot recommend her and her team enough, ESPECIALLY if you want something you haven't seen at any wedding you've attended as a guest and ESPECIALLY if you want COLOR! Also, the fact that she only works with what is local and seasonal makes planning easier: not having to/not being able to choose specific flowers the way you do with most other florists means that's...read full review

From Hometown Flower Co.

Hometown Flower Co. connects people who love flowers with the local farmers who grow them. A new take on the traditional neighborhood florist, Hometown Flower Co. offers fresh local varieties delivered right to your doorstep through digital purchases, monthly subscriptions, and through its vintage pick-up truck, Baby Blue, a 1976 Ford F-100, reimagined to become Long Island’s first mobile flower truck. Our mission is simple; to encourage people to look no further than their hometowns to find beauty grown nearby, and to provide access to locally-grown varieties in places where our farmers are typically unable to consistently reach.