Field Studies Flora

Name: Field Studies Flora
Address: New York, NY, 11201, US
Telephone: +12126554611

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The most amazing things come from the earth. We bring them to your doorstep.

11/10/2024

Tiger Lilies from ; just one of fifteen interventions assembled for an event hosted by at . On site photo by , taken in the early afternoon of June 26th, 2024.

11/07/2024

These tiny flowers — Crowfoot Violet, procured by in early spring — are a favorite of Queen bees but bloom so early in the season that they can’t rely on pollinators alone to spread. Viola is the largest genus of plants that exhibits “cleistogamy” or “closed marriage.” They produce small unopened buds near the bottom of the plant which self-pollinate, ensuring that the plant reproduces. Awe inspiring, nature’s resilience is exemplary.

11/03/2024

Goldenrod, tweezer-shaped Dogbane pods, semi-yellowed Asparagus, deleafed Weeping Willow and sunbleached Foxtail Grass swirled around de-petaled Sunflowers. Seen here three ways in handblown glass vessels by photographed for .

11/01/2024

Hydrangea, Sunflowers, Datura, Milkweed, and Cosmos for Noah x Barbour, photographed outside of our studio in Brooklyn on a near-autumnal day in September.

10/30/2024

Asiatic Lily, Eremurus, and Sunflowers for , a place where imagination runs just as wild as the flora we procure. Photography by , styling by .

10/29/2024

Our founder, Alex Crowder, overseeing the installation of a grass arch at . For those who may not know, Field Studies is not a solitary practice; it’s a school of thought where a community of florists come together to help nature intervene with the modern world.

10/28/2024

To hold all the seasons at once. A scene from a fall campaign for , photographed by and produced in collaboration with , , and .

10/27/2024

In reference to one of his works in a 1983 documentary entitled ‘Triangle,’ Andy Goldsworthy spoke to his method in simple, salt of the earth terms: “ ...I tore the leaf in half, spat underneath the one I tore in half and pressed it on top of the other one so it became one leaf.”

10/24/2024

“Part inspiration and part laboratory,” the new Roman and Williams office in SoHo, located across the street from , and , is a space worthy of exploration. Discover their world — including florals from our studio — through the eyes of and on . Link in bio.

10/18/2024

Join us next week at 6PM on Wednesday, October 23rd at in Brooklyn as we celebrate founder and CEO Franco Fubini’s first book, ‘In Search of the Perfect Peach.’

Our founder, Alex Crowder, will join Franco in conversation about the book, and how flavor holds the answer to fixing our food system. Tickets range in price from $5 to $15 and are available now. Link in bio to learn more.

10/14/2024

A tangle of legumes — Crown Vetch and Everlasting Pea climb over each other in this intervention for ’s Tulipa vessel photographed by .jess.laird at ’s showroom in Chinatown.

Both varieties, Crown Vetch and Everlasting Pea, belong to the legume or Fabaceae family, often found growing along roadsides. Appearing in fossil records dated back to the Paleocene around 65 million years ago, Fabaceae are nitrogen-fixing plants and are a favorite for crop rotation to regenerate nitrogen-depleted soil.

10/05/2024

From the studio library — Taylor’s Guide to Trees based on Taylor’s Guides to Gardening, a softcover essential; fully illustrated with 442 color photographs.

09/26/2024

Queen Anne’s Lace, Pokeweed, and Rudbeckia in just the right light inside of Public Records for a campaign with In Common With photographed by William Jess Laird last year.

09/22/2024

Scenes from Summer foraging.

09/19/2024

As a marker for the soon-to-change season, our founder Alex Crowder has written an essay on subtlety, symphonies, and earthmen. Subscribe to the studio newsletter (link in bio) for scenes from the wild, and read the piece in full here. We hope you enjoy it.
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Peak flora: hydrangea, goldenrod, clematis, cosmos, marigolds, amaranth, and dahlia. Upcoming: the Autumn Equinox on September 22, 2024.

09/14/2024

Lillies from Vanishing Point Farm, asparagus and a catalpa branch procured via . This was one of fifteen interventions made for an event hosted by at . Photo by , taken in the early afternoon of June 26th, 2024.

09/12/2024

Salsify clockheads resting in a found metal bowl in the studio.

09/08/2024

Blossoming cherry branches, dogwood branches and weeping willow both just beginning to sprout leaves inside photographed by .jess.laird.

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New York, NY
11201

Telephone

+12126554611

Website

http://www.fieldstudiesflora.com/

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