My name is Sara and I am the owner of this quirky little flower truck. ​

I purchased this itty bitty Japanese import farm truck in the Spring of 2024. I had zero experience with owning a business- and was even more inexperienced in driving stick shift. The week after I bought the truck, I looked at my financial advisor and said "I feel crazy, and that craziness is driven by about 90% desperation." He laughed and said "Congratulations! those two things officially make you a small business owner." 

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​I've always had a love for flowers. I worked in a flower shop in college and knew it was a hobby that would always be a part of my life. I would have never guessed that flowers would become the anchor to my sanity during the hard times in life, but they quickly did. Through seasons of difficulty, I realized just how much flowers have to give us if we'll pay attention. I won't get on my soapbox- but I am convinced they are a perfect example of the human experience- beautiful, uniquely designed, and fleeting. I felt so much solace in working in my yard, being around them, and immersing myself in learning about them, that I realized this was something I wanted to share with others.

 

My daughter, Penny, is my biggest motivation in all the things I do in life, and this endeavor is no different. I want her to grow up knowing the importance of hard work, grit, and following your dreams.​

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​I'm still very much stumbling my way through trusting God with the "big things" in my life, like this business. Blame the control freak in me, but each day, I have to make the intentional effort to give God back the room to work, move, and design my life in the way that only He can. This tiny truck and the flowers it carries represents so much to me. I could go on and on, but I'll end with my hope moving forward.  

 

My biggest hope for this business is that somehow through a bouquet of flowers, you might be able to connect with a God who designed you and cares for you, just as He so carefully did with each blooming stem you will see on my tiny truck. 

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Thank you for your support.

I hope to see you very soon.

XOXO, Sara Buyck