Atlixco farm with Popocatépetl in the distance

Our Farms

Two valleys. One family.

Our 2026 program is grown across two complementary regions of Mexico — each with the climate, altitude and soil for a different family of crops.

Farm One · Puebla

Atlixco — the place of beautiful water.

Grown here: Lisianthus · Gladiolus

Atlixco sits in the shadow of Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl — two snow-capped volcanoes whose mineral-rich soil and steady light made this valley the natural home of our gladiolus.

A Legend

Popocatépetl & Iztaccíhuatl.

The warrior and his sleeping princess — frozen in volcano stone, watching over the valley they once loved.

Aztec legend tells of a princess, Iztaccíhuatl, who died of grief believing her warrior, Popocatépetl, had fallen in battle. When he returned, the gods turned them both to mountains so they would never again be parted. Every flower we cut here grows in their shadow.

Farm Two · Estado de México

Villa Guerrero — the engine of the program.

Grown here: Eucalyptus (Baby Blue · Silver Dollar · True Blue · Gunni · Mix) · Tuberose · Snapdragon · Alstroemeria · Birds of Paradise · Jade · Teepee Leaf

Our larger and more diverse production farm — where the breadth of the catalog is grown.

Villa Guerrero, in the Estado de México, sits in one of Latin America's most important flower-growing belts. The combination of altitude, mild year-round temperatures and reliable greenhouse infrastructure gives us the conditions to grow eucalyptus varieties, tuberose, snapdragon, alstroemeria, birds of paradise and our specialty foliage at a consistent commercial scale.

It is the engine that lets us promise year-round availability across the full Senza Limiti catalog.

Stewardship

A quieter way to farm.

Across both farms, we recycle irrigation water, avoid synthetic post-harvest dips wherever possible, and support the families that have worked alongside ours for decades. Our practices are slow, deliberate, and built for another thirty years.