Florists in Vermont | All Bout Flowers

Vermont's state flower is red clover, adopted in 1894, an agricultural choice for an agricultural state, and a working plant rather than an ornamental one.

Vermont has a short, excellent growing season and a strong small-farm flower scene: local peonies, lupines, dahlias and sunflowers from June to September, often sold direct or through small local shops. The autumn wedding trade around foliage season books out very early. Winter is entirely imported and rural delivery takes real time, so order ahead.

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Chittenden County 16 florists Rutland County 12 florists Washington County 12 florists Bennington County 10 florists Franklin County 8 florists Windham County 8 florists Addison County 7 florists Windsor County 5 florists Caledonia County 4 florists Lamoille County 4 florists Orange County 4 florists Orleans County 3 florists

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The 10 cities in Vermont with the most florists

Rutland 6 Brattleboro 4 Essex Junction 4 Bennington 3 Brandon 3 Burlington 3 Colchester 3 Enosburg Falls 3 Middlebury 3 South Burlington 3

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