William’s Wildflowers
William’s Wildflowers is a small studio florist specializing in sustainable, locally-grown, organic and eco-friendly floral arrangements that feature native plants and wildflowers.
For nearly a decade, William’s Wildflowers has been a side project of The Florida Native Plants Nursery in Sarasota, Florida.
We create farm-to-table, custom and artistically designed floral arrangements directly inspired by the seasons and the local environment.
What makes us truly unique is our knowledge of Florida native plants and our mission to include and feature them in each floral arrangement.
At this time William’s Wildflowers does not offer individual arrangements. If you would like to contact us for events, please reach out to Annie at annie@floridanativeplants.com.
For 2023 through 2024 we will not be providing flowers for weddings.
Email us at info@floridanativeplants.com for details, pricing and to see how we can help bring some nature to your event.
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Reviews
Jean Blackburn, Art Exhibit, Anna Maria Island
“Williams Wildflowers recently decorated for my gallery opening at The Studio @ Gulf and Pine owned by Ed Chiles on Anna Maria. The native flowers were perfect in every way. They were a trip back to my childhood on Anna Maria when unspoiled meadows and dunes provided colorful mixed bouquets almost any time of year. Annie Schiller has recreated her own source of native wildflowers in Old Miakka and, as an artist herself, is able to bring a casual, authentic freshness that is impossible with the exotics provided by a conventional florist. The variety of colors and shapes is remarkable and can be presented in whatever form is best suited for the occasion.”
Shon Ewens, Executive Director, Healthy Start Coalition of Sarasota County, Inc.
We can't begin to thank you for your gorgeous flowers you put together for our luncheon. You are truely amazing! The luncheon was a huge success and now we serve even more pregnant moms and babies!
Pamela Callender, Artist and Curator
"The cut wildflowers and growing bowl arrangements throughout the facility literally brought nature's life inside, and added a beautiful and festive feel to the art show."
Press
Sarasota Magazine
Wildflowers Offer an Alternative to Traditional Wedding Bouquets
By Megan McDonald August 25, 2017 Published in the September 2017 issue of Sarasota Magazine