FRESH CUT BOUQUET CART ON WHEELS

build your own -or- grab & go

pop up shop

How it works

G&G: pre-made bouquets.

BYO: buckets ranging from greeneries, fillers and focal flowers that will differ based on the season, priced by the stem, designed by you on the spot.

Cart Schedule

SUNDAY FUNDAY POP UP

AT CENTRAL STANDARD BREWING

156 s. Greenwood st. in downtown Wichita

OCT. 8th | 12p-5p

pedaling near you soon!

want to book a pop up or rent the cart for your next event? Email me!

meet the flower girl

I'm Sierra, a flower lovin' girl livin' in Wichita KS and the owner of this floral dream of a biz. You will usuallly see these two with me at our markets & pop ups! My fiancé Dalton & daughter Harlow are always my biggest supporters in all my crazy endeavors. You may recognize me from my first business journey of Tellurian Goods, but it is time for something fresh and new!

Flora Pedals was started with YOU in mind - I am passionate about being a small part of making our local community and the world a happier place, one bloom at a time!

I believe flowers really do make an impact in peoples lives, and that TOGETHER we can BLOOM and bring HAPPINESS and SMILES to everyone around us!

I am by no means a florist. I am just a woman from Wichita that adores flowers. The goal of my business is not to sell as many bouquets as possible. I want to connect with all different types of people and I want people to fall in love with this fresh cut mobile bouquet cart like I have.

Life is the flower for

which love is the honey

Thank you for supporting ME

ALWAYS Dream Big,

Sierra PIESCHL

Build-Your-Own Bouquet Rental

Flora Pedals offers a build your own bouquet flower bike cart experience for any small gathering or special occasion. Take your party or event to the next level by renting our cart fully decorated with fresh blooms to wow your guests! We arrive with our flower cart overflowing with flowers + fillers for your guests to build their own bouquets. Perfect addition for your bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party, girl’s night, etc.

*4 hours of flower cart rental time.

*6 galvanized creme steel buckets filled with in-season (local when possible!) fresh-cut flowers and fillers, kraft paper, jute twine and/or raffia, and floral scissors.

*Each additional hour: ($50/hour)

* Request an attendant to wrap/cut ($30/hour)

*Request additional flower containers ($20/container)

* Pay 50% prior to event at booking (non-refundable) and the remaining amount at delivery.

*Free delivery within 10 miles radius of Wichita

*Delivery fee applies ($35 outside of 10 mile radius of Wichita)

*Fee will apply if cart is returned damaged ($100)

* Please note, flower cart width is 26inches. It does fit through a standard doorway. Pink beach cruiser bike must be attatched to stabilize.

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More SMiles

Flora Pedals will be focusing heavily on sourcing & stocking seasonal or locally grown blooms only because imported flowers have a huge carbon footprint. We don’t use any cellophane, or plastic to wrap our bouquets. Recycled paper and natural fiber ribbon is the way to go. We will never use any floral foam, shine chemicals or single use disposable plastics like liners and picks. My aim is to provide both highest quality & an unique selection, while also emphasizing sustainable floristry.

Let’s spread more smiles together, one bouquet at a time.

Sourcing

natives: native flowers enhance biodiversity & have the smallest environmental impact.

local sourcing: flowers grown within 150 miles to reduce the energy use needed to transport.

domestically certified: when sourcing locally is not possible, we source flowers that are grown domestically on farms that participate in third party sustainability certification programs.

Workers are given a premium to invest in the development of their communirv and the tars achere to strict environmental

standards around pesticides, water conservation and treatment and ecological protection.

Audited to assure best practices for sustainability when it comes

to waier air and son guairy. wrome proecion, and social

impacts on workers and the community.

indicates a reduction in greennouse gases and energy usage, an avoidance of harsh chemicals in pesticides and fertilizers, while protecting ecosystems, water quality, and encouraging conservation.

Protects ecosystems and wildlife habitats, conserves water and

soil, promotes decent and sale working conditions, and ensures

that farms are good neighbors to rural communities and wild lands.

Bouquet supplies

Eco Kraft Wrapping Paper

ECO-FRIENDLY: Crafted from 100% recyclable materials and 100% biodegradable

100% recycled package!

Made from TCF (totally chlorine free) pulp & has a water based coating. You can put this sachet in your recycle bin!

Raffia & Jute Twine? Yes please! Even better..it’s sustainable - they’re both naturally dyed with red cabbage

* Derived from a renewable resources

* Biodegradable

* Compostable

* Recyclable

Recipes are broken up by the quantity of flowers in an arrangement.

The varieties of flowers is not important.

The ROLE that flower has in your arrangement IS important though… let’s dive into it…

What’s in a recipe

BASE FLOWER:

A base flower is usually a larger flower. It is something that provides a bit of mass, and visual weight to your arrangement. Because of that, it is usually placed at the bottom. It can act as a strong base to support more delicate blooms. Some examples are hydrangea, standard rose, stock, lilac, and dahlias.

SECONDARY FLOWERS:

Secondary flowers are typically medium in size and sometimes are used in larger quantities to help build out the shape of the arrangement or en masse to create a contrast for a flower that you want to stand out. Some people call these fillers but that sounds unimportant. They are like the alto in a choir it’s just a little flimsy without it. Secondary flowers are typically less expensive but can be moderately priced. I typically use more of them and most often use two or three different flowers to fill this role. Some examples are ranunculus, carnation, tulips, zinnia, leucodendron, lilac, dahlia, rose (flowers can fulfill multiple functions).

Focal FLOWER:

Just what it sounds like. This is something no matter what size is interesting enough for you to want to make it stand out. It’s usually more expensive- so you usually have less of them. And sometimes their just big. Some examples are garden rose, peony, sunflower, lady slipper orchid, protea, dinner plate dahlia.

SPROUTIES:

I tried to come up with a more professional name but what’s the use. They are sprouty. These flowers give movement and whimsy. They provide a naturalistic element. They give your arrangement a more interesting shape. They are sometimes small flowers on long slender stems, and other times curvy spiked flowers. Typically smaller, they sometimes float above or outside the other flowers. Some examples are scabiosa, ranunculus, spray roses, cosmos, bells of Ireland, lavender.

SPECIAL BITS/ TEXTURE:

These stems are interesting. Sometimes small and usually a bit more costly than sprouties or secondary flowers. I categorize something as a ‘special bit’ when I want something different that won’t necessarily take center stage- something that will reward the person who looks a little closer. Some examples include scabiosa pod (or any pod or nut for that matter), grasses, Kent beauty oregano, berries, hypericum, some sweet little something.

DRAPEY BITS:

Akin to special bits, drapey bits hang out. They drape over the edge of your arrangement and give a nice romantic weight to an arrangement. Examples are clematis, jasmine, amaranth, grapes and berries.

FOLIAGE:

This is, well, um, just foliage.

SPECIAL FOLIAGE:

Foliage but special-er. Special foliage is basically expensive foliage. This can be clematis vine, maidenhair fern, hosta leaves, rosemary

That seems straight forward enough, right?

The beauty is that flowers can mean something different for each of us:

happiness, friendship, sympathy, love, gratitude, & the list goes on…

There is nothing quite like placing a handful of blooms into the hands of a friend.

It’s a simple gesture, but it says so much:

You are valued.

You are loved.

You deserve something as beautiful as you are.