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Green millet bunches bring a fresh, textural accent to floral designs, especially in fall and rustic-themed arrangements. Their upright, bottlebrush-style seed heads and vibrant green foliage offer movement and contrast, making them ideal for adding height and natural rhythm to bouquets, centerpieces, and installations. Typically available from September through November, green millet is sold in grower’s bunches (usually 4–7 stems) and pairs beautifully with wildflowers, grasses, and autumnal blooms like safflower, scabiosa pods, and brunia. Its grassy texture and earthy tone make it a favorite among florists seeking a garden-style or organic aesthetic. Whether used fresh or dried, green millet lends a dynamic, untamed elegance to seasonal compositions.
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Beautiful flowers, great customer services, and timing is on point.
Beautiful flowers, great customer services, and timing is on point.
23. Mai 2025 • Catherine • Wall Township, NJ, United States
Item arrived with mold on it
Item arrived with mold on it
10. Sept. 2026 • Infinite • Raleigh, NC, United States
"Leaving a 1-star product review because you expected plastic flowers from a fresh floral listing is certainly a choice! Our product descriptions state multiple times in plain text that we exclusively sell 100% fresh, natural blooms. You received the product as ordered and never reached out to us to ask a single question before leaving this rating. Next time, please read the description before ordering—or at least message us before reviewing our real flowers as fake!" —Florasource • 19. Sept. 2026
"Leaving a 1-star product review because you expected plastic flowers from a fresh floral listing is certainly a choice! Our product descriptions state multiple times in plain text that we exclusively sell 100% fresh, natural blooms. You received the product as ordered and never reached out to us to ask a single question before leaving this rating. Next time, please read the description before ordering—or at least message us before reviewing our real flowers as fake!" —Florasource • 19. Sept. 2026
⭐☆☆☆☆ I ordered two shipments of fresh flowers that were repeatedly delayed and never delivered. After I requested cancellation, I was told the orders would be canceled, but weeks later Faire was still attempting to charge my debit card. While the seller was responsive, the issue was never properly resolved, and I spent hours trying to fix a problem that shouldn’t have happened. Very frustrating experience, and I cannot recommend ordering based on my experience.
⭐☆☆☆☆ I ordered two shipments of fresh flowers that were repeatedly delayed and never delivered. After I requested cancellation, I was told the orders would be canceled, but weeks later Faire was still attempting to charge my debit card. While the seller was responsive, the issue was never properly resolved, and I spent hours trying to fix a problem that shouldn’t have happened. Very frustrating experience, and I cannot recommend ordering based on my experience.
10. Aug. 2026 • Kaitlynn • Bremerton, WA, United States
"Glad to know our customer service was responsive! But leaving a 1-star product review on an order you asked to cancel—and that never landed on your doorstep—is certainly a bold choice. Product reviews are meant to evaluate the quality, condition, and value of the actual blooms delivered. Giving a 1-star penalty to fresh flowers you literally never saw or received because of platform payment processing delays on Faire’s end is completely misdirected. We processed your cancellation request promptly, but we have zero control over how Faire’s automated billing system handles credit card attempts or authorization holds after the fact. Taking out technical glitches and payment gateway headaches on a small business's product rating hurts us for something entirely outside our hands. Next time Faire's platform payment system hits a snag, feel free to rate their IT department or customer support instead of penalizing flowers that were never shipped to you!" —Florasource • 19. Sept. 2026
"Glad to know our customer service was responsive! But leaving a 1-star product review on an order you asked to cancel—and that never landed on your doorstep—is certainly a bold choice. Product reviews are meant to evaluate the quality, condition, and value of the actual blooms delivered. Giving a 1-star penalty to fresh flowers you literally never saw or received because of platform payment processing delays on Faire’s end is completely misdirected. We processed your cancellation request promptly, but we have zero control over how Faire’s automated billing system handles credit card attempts or authorization holds after the fact. Taking out technical glitches and payment gateway headaches on a small business's product rating hurts us for something entirely outside our hands. Next time Faire's platform payment system hits a snag, feel free to rate their IT department or customer support instead of penalizing flowers that were never shipped to you!" —Florasource • 19. Sept. 2026
The half of the eucalyptus that was sent was decent. The other half was never sent or reported unavailable just never sent. I had to claim that part missing so I would not be billed for the full 20 bunches and according to fair that meant a return on the whole item and for this vendor means he gets to claim I stole from him even though I was clear in my comment when I reported missing that he had send one half of this. I am not responsible for the policies of Faire Scott
The half of the eucalyptus that was sent was decent. The other half was never sent or reported unavailable just never sent. I had to claim that part missing so I would not be billed for the full 20 bunches and according to fair that meant a return on the whole item and for this vendor means he gets to claim I stole from him even though I was clear in my comment when I reported missing that he had send one half of this. I am not responsible for the policies of Faire Scott
4. Mai 2026 • Kassi • Ridgefield, WA, United States
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I had ordered these and one other item, after a fairly long period of time and asking when I’d be send the flowers I was told they weren’t available though they were both listed as available on his sale page. I chose other flowers listed, said they were unavailable, chose others again multiple times they were supposed to ship, they were never shipped, after almost a month I left a bad review. Now he’s stalking, harassing, no wonder he doesn’t have bad reviews he stalks people.
I had ordered these and one other item, after a fairly long period of time and asking when I’d be send the flowers I was told they weren’t available though they were both listed as available on his sale page. I chose other flowers listed, said they were unavailable, chose others again multiple times they were supposed to ship, they were never shipped, after almost a month I left a bad review. Now he’s stalking, harassing, no wonder he doesn’t have bad reviews he stalks people.
4. Mai 2026 • Kassi • Ridgefield, WA, United States
"Ah yes, the classic 'anyone who follows up on a business order is a stalker' defense! It’s truly impressive to turn routine seasonal bloom availability and standard merchant communication into a full-blown personal drama on a product review page. Our store policies regarding live agricultural crops and seasonal crop shifts are right there in plain text on our profile for anyone who takes two seconds to read them. Managing inventory availability when dealing with live, perishable products requires regular communication—not a soap opera script. Calling standard merchant updates 'stalking' just because you're unhappy with agricultural reality isn't the clever deflection you think it is. Nobody is stalking you; we are simply running a wholesale business and tracking open orders. Next time, try managing your inventory expectations like an adult—and reading shop guidelines before placing an order—instead of leaving dramatic fiction on our reviews!" —Florasource • 14. Mai 2026
"Ah yes, the classic 'anyone who follows up on a business order is a stalker' defense! It’s truly impressive to turn routine seasonal bloom availability and standard merchant communication into a full-blown personal drama on a product review page. Our store policies regarding live agricultural crops and seasonal crop shifts are right there in plain text on our profile for anyone who takes two seconds to read them. Managing inventory availability when dealing with live, perishable products requires regular communication—not a soap opera script. Calling standard merchant updates 'stalking' just because you're unhappy with agricultural reality isn't the clever deflection you think it is. Nobody is stalking you; we are simply running a wholesale business and tracking open orders. Next time, try managing your inventory expectations like an adult—and reading shop guidelines before placing an order—instead of leaving dramatic fiction on our reviews!" —Florasource • 14. Mai 2026
