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Garden Bounty Bouquet for Pickup
Garden Bounty Bouquet for Pickup
from $35.00

Embrace the beauty of the season with our Garden Bounty Bouquet, a lush arrangement of farm-fresh flowers picked straight from our fields. This vibrant bouquet showcases a delightful mix of dahlias, cosmos, scented geraniums, and zinnias, all hand-tied and wrapped in rustic paper for a charming, natural look.

Perfect for brightening up any space, it makes an ideal gift or a lovely treat for yourself. Bring the essence of the garden into your home with this gorgeous seasonal arrangement!

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| POP-UP ALERT ! | I have been quietly mourning as Jack Frost is forecasted to greet the field tonight. As Oscar Wilde said, 'and all at once, summer collapsed into fall.' We’ve been fortunate to enjoy a few extra weeks with the dahlias, zinni
The dahlia patch is coming alive more each day, and it's a sight to behold! Watching the rainbow of blooms unfold is such a joy—starting with the delicate whites and blushes, then moving to vibrant pinks, apricots, salmons, and the rich pumpkin
The sun is feeling a lot less intense these past few days. The bees are greedily pollinating, and the flowers are blooming as fast as they can… all in anticipation of fall. In July, we cut back our perennial row of yarrow and feverfew way bac
🌸 Our flowers are absolutely thriving this year, especially the zinnias! The raspberry and bubblegum pink varieties are adding such a fun, cheerful vibe to the farm. There's just something about these bright summer colors that feels so joyful and up
The cosmos are incredibly happy this year! I’m not a short person, but these plants are quickly growing taller than me this season, which is especially impressive in our climate! By planting them close together, as we do each season, and usin
I adore lisianthus! 🌸 As a flower farmer and wedding floral designer, lisianthus are one of my go-to varieties. They’re a perfect alternative to roses (or a lovely complement!) that can withstand the joyful crush of hugs in a boutonniere, add
I can feel the subtle shifts in the sun and the slight bite in the morning air—our lows have been hovering around 42F… in AUGUST! As we enter the last few weeks of the season, we're capturing as much beauty as we can, savoring the fields
🌸 Exciting News! 🌸 Over the years, florists and business owners have asked to purchase our flowers, and while we’ve dipped our toes in the water before, this year we took a leap. We’ve heard your desire for lush dahlias, unique zinnias
The flower-farming life is beautiful but also demands a delicate dance with the seasons. Initially, we crammed our limited space with annuals, always hesitating to make any permanent planting decisions. It took us four years to finally welcome perenn
As the days of summer begin to wane with the girls heading back to school in just a few weeks (how time flies!) and the last of the fall sunflower seeds tucked into the earth, I find myself already dreaming of next spring. 🌱🌸 Bulbs have been order
🌸✨ New Blog Post Alert! ✨🌸 Our farm is overflowing with cuteness! Meet our new ducklings, who are ready to work hard at pest control once they grow up some. Of course, we have to include Yeti, our fluffy bunny, who’s just here to be adorabl
Something I've always cherished about flowers is their ability to convey messages when words fall short. This is why I've been captivated by the language of flowers. 🌺✨ While some meanings are straightforward—like basil symbolizing 'hate,' whi