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Humble Bee Flowers specializes in locally-grown and seasonal flowers for event decor and everyday designs for your home, business, or gifting.
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Located in the border town of Berwick, Maine, we serve the Berwicks as well as surrounding communities in Maine and tax-free New Hampshire. Visit the SHOP page to place an order for pick-up or delivery.
Local? Visit the storefront in Berwick at 4 Coffin Lane (or Coffin Road on some maps) - just off Route 4 (Portland Street) next to Dirigo Ranch Feed & Seed!
Text Kristen at 207-536-9184 for drop-in availability or to schedule a pickup.
I am not able to answer all calls immediately but will get back to you as soon as possible.
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You may also find our grab-and-go bouquets at Badwolfe Butcher & Deli in downtown Berwick and Enzo Benzo Specialty Donuts in Eliot as availability allows.
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Yes, We Deliver!
In addition to Berwick, we offer gift and flower delivery to:
North Berwick, ME - South Berwick, ME - Eliot, ME - Lebanon, ME
Somersworth, NH - Dover, NH - Rochester, NH - Rollinsford, NH
Wells, ME - Cape Neddick, ME - Ogunquit, ME
Kittery, ME - York, ME - Springvale, ME - Sanford, ME - Alfred, ME
Madbury, NH - Durham, NH - Newington, NH - Portsmouth, NH
Zip codes serviced include: 03901, 03902, 03903, 03904, 03905, 03906, 03907, 03908, 03909, 04090, 03907, 03902, 04027, 04043, 04073, 04083, 04002, 03866, 03867, 03868, 03869, 03839, 03878, 03820, 03823, 03823, 03824, 03801
Get to Know
Humble Bee
Humble Bee Flowers is the floral studio of Kristen Dolloff, serving the Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire area with a focus on locally-grown, ecologically-minded products. Kristen selects seasonally available ingredients from her own gardens and other local farms to create arrangements of fresh or preserved flowers for enhancing homes, businesses, and special events. In the winter months, we focus on dried flowers and evergreens as well as a more limited selection of fresh flowers from local greenhouses and US growers.
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"Humblebee" is an old-fashioned word for the bumblebee, an important wild pollinator. In this spirit, our flowers recall an earlier time when floral designs used seasonal material grown nearby, and humbly respect the intricacies of nature.