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Hey, you! Don’t leave Valentine’s Day planning to the last minute again! You have only one day left to enter our Little Acre Flowers giveaway, for a chance to win an extravagant flower arrangement valued at $300. Fill out the form below for your chance to win.
Little Acre Flowers is the first locally-sourced, “field-to-vase” florist in the D.C. area. Every day, they create a new arrangement of seasonal flowers from local farms. By staying local, the flowers are fresher, more environmentally sustainable, and can include delicate varieties that might not survive a longer journey. These arrangements are available for delivery throughout the D.C./Maryland/Virginia region.
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Valentine’s Day is coming! Enter the giveaway at the bottom of this post for a chance to win an over-the-top floral arrangement valued at $300.
Where does our food come from? Recently, it’s a question more of us have been asking. The locally-sourced movement has created a culture in which people actively seek out food that comes from nearby sources, believing it is healthier, more environmentally sound, and that it supports the local economy.
So, if we’re conscientious about what we put in our bodies, it makes sense to be equally aware of what we put in our homes–the overarching thought behind the creation of Little Acre Flowers, first locally-sourced florist in the D.C. area.
Founder Tobie Whitman was inspired by the farm-to-table movement in grocery stores and restaurants. She had the idea to create a flower delivery service that she calls field-to-vase: with flowers directly sourced from local fields and arranged in a vase, without any unknowns or variables in-between.
Just as a locally sourced restaurant offers a seasonal menu based on the availability of fresh meats and produce from local farms, Little Acre offers a daily arrangement of its freshest flowers. You can have the flowers delivered to pretty much anywhere in the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area.
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