How to Stop White Flower Farm Catalogs
White Flower Farm's privacy policy has a specific Catalogs and printed mail instruction. Use that contact with the paper label, rather than treating an email unsubscribe as a postal request.
Use the printed-mail contact
Under Catalogs and printed mail, the current privacy policy lists custserv@whiteflowerfarm.com or 800-503-9624 to opt out of its mailings.
Use a subject such as “Stop White Flower Farm paper catalogs.” The word paper helps distinguish the request from newsletters sent to the same inbox.
Identify the address to remove
Please stop White Flower Farm catalogs and promotional paper mail for [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code]. The customer or mailing reference is [reference, if present].
Please confirm when that postal preference has been recorded. This is not an account-deletion request or an instruction to cancel an order.
Delete the reference sentence if there is no number on the label. If a catalog uses an old surname or misspelling, supply that printed version so the request matches the record actually being mailed.
A cropped label can explain a mismatch without exposing the rest of your mail. Do not attach an order receipt containing payment information.
A reply confirming only newsletter removal leaves the paper request unresolved. Reply in the same conversation with the catalog name and printed address, and ask whether the postal record was changed too. You do not need to send the whole catalog again if the label already identifies it.
Choose email and paper separately
The policy describes email subscriptions separately from printed mail. Decide whether you want no catalogs, no marketing emails or both, and state that choice.
You do not need to turn a catalog request into a broad personal-data deletion request. If you still shop there, keep the outcome limited to promotional paper mail.
What if another catalog arrives?
This printed-mail instruction does not specify a delivery cutoff. Save the reply rather than assuming the next piece proves the request was missed.
Compare its name, address and reference with your request. A second household record, an old address or another garden company's catalog is a different issue. Follow up with the matching label, not a new signup form.
Have mail from another sender?
White Flower Farm publishes a direct catalog contact. For another unwanted piece, a photo helps us identify the sender and prepare a removal request. Your first request is free.
Try one request free