1951
01A new chapter in the USA
In 1951, the family began a new chapter of hands-on farming in the United States, laying the foundation for generations of cultivation.
Heritage & leadership / family-grown since 2004
A global flower business, grown from family roots.
Gather is shaped by generations of agricultural knowledge, European flower-export experience, and a family commitment to build stronger partnerships from the field forward.
Our story
Experience that keeps moving forward.
1973
02Growing in Northern California
The farm expanded its growing presence in Northern California, strengthening the family’s long-term commitment to cultivation.
1991
03A first farm in Southern California
The family purchased its first Southern California farmland in Carlsbad, extending its growing presence to a new region.
European roots
04Flower export in the family
Longstanding European experience in flower farming and export established the international perspective that still guides Gather today.
2004
05Gather takes shape
Gather was established to bring farming insight, global supply relationships, and wholesale needs into closer alignment.
Today
06Leadership through partnership
Our work remains grounded in practical knowledge, long-term relationships, and the belief that every part of the supply chain should be treated with care.
What leads us
Rooted in the field. Responsible to the relationship.
01
Generational knowledge
A lived understanding of cultivation, export, and the decisions that shape quality before a shipment begins.
02
Practical stewardship
A thoughtful approach to farming and sourcing, with responsible standards at the center of the work.
03
Long-view partnerships
A belief that clear communication and shared accountability create enduring value for farms, buyers, and logistics partners.
The Gather perspective
Close to the ground. Connected to the world.
Our leadership is informed by the realities of cultivation and the complexity of international flower movement. That perspective allows Gather to have more useful conversations, anticipate more of the details, and build supply relationships that last.
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