Mustard Seed Flowers was founded in the midst of the 2020 Global Pandemic by Kim Obregon, a Passionate Teacher, Community Worker, and Creative Floral Artist who wanted to bring the beauty of floral artistry, and creative jobs to a community where both are desperately needed.
We believe that flowers are for everyone, and we make flowers accessible to all members of the community by beginning with their budget in mind. We believe there is power in gifts that have been touched by the hands in our community. We try to source everything we can locally, including chocolate and other hand made products. We also partner with neighborhood organizations to offer learning opportunities through planting and artistic expression.
We specialize in what really matters, like relationships, building community, and bringing your ideas to life. We do it quickly. We do it creatively. We love to break all the rules, create something that nobody else will, especially when it seems impossible, and we do it all with flowers, lots of love, and true grit! You name it, we do it; everyday flowers, weddings, funerals, special events, leis, and other creations with plants and fresh flowers.
We are committed to good stewardship of our environment and community. We will never take more than what we give back. We source our flowers locally whenever possible. We re-purpose our sleepy flower petals and greens into potpourri. We offer donated vase pick up, and we have a dedicated community volunteer to do our thrifting. We prioritize building up the community through participation in community events and markets, donating to our local schools and churches, partnering with other organizations to offer workshops for children and seniors, and giving preference in hiring from within our community.
We stay in constant communication with our customers until the job is done. To get a free quote, or if you have questions or special requests, just drop us a line.
336 Adams Street Southeast, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108, United States
Open today | 10:00 am – 03:00 pm |
Closed for:
MLK Day
Presidents Day
4th of July
Thanksgiving
December 23-January 3 Annually
