FRESH CUT FLOWERS.

GROWN LOCALLY.

FOR YOU.

Pesticide free, polinator friendly, unique blooms for you to love and share

Bouquets of tulips in yellow, pink, and white wrapped in brown paper with a label reading "Dorothy's Garden Fresh Local Flowers," placed in a black container.

MONTHLY

FLOWER

SUBCRIPTIONS

Bouquet of assorted flowers including yellow lilies, pink snapdragons, a white flower, and a sunflower, wrapped in brown paper with "Dorothy’s Garden Fresh Local Flowers" label, featuring a simple drawing of a woman's face.

HAND TIED

MARET

BOUQUET

Flower bouquet stand with a sign reading 'Bouquet Pick Up Today,' featuring colorful flowers including sunflowers and assorted blooms in buckets.

NORWOOD

FARMERS

MARKET

Vintage photo of a woman in a dress, seated, with hair styled in an updo, from the early 20th century.
Black and white photo of a family posed together. Includes several adults and children dressed in formal attire.

Dorothy Smith Burnet

Running both a greenhouse and a floral shop in 1930s Virginia, my grandmother Dorothy Burnet passed down her deep knowledge and appreciation of flowers to her daughter, my mother Edith. My grandmother passed away long before I was born but growing up in and around the greenhouses, it was hard not to adopt her love of all things green and growing. In Dorothy’s Garden, I do my very best to carry forth the 2 generations of flower growing and arranging experience. Currently farming in Westwood Massachusetts, I’m proud to carry on the Burnet tradition of creating beauty and sharing joy with flowers.

“You will find her in the retail shop on Main Street in Charlottesville or at the hothouses at the edge of the city – always among the flowers she loves, always doing the only work that seems to her quite worth long hours and everlasting concentration. Dorothy Burnet she is a florist by both training and natural bent”
— Charlottesville Daily Progress Jan 13, 1937