FAQs

Yes, every flower you see has been grown right here on the farm by me, from seed to harvest.

This means the varieties you’ll find are seasonal, thoughtfully chosen, and often a little different from what you’d see at a grocery store. I focus on growing flowers that feel special, textural, and full of movement — the kind that make a bouquet feel like it was gathered, not manufactured.

My flowers are grown slowly and intentionally, with a focus on beauty, seasonality, and care.

Unlike most store-bought flowers that are shipped long distances, my blooms are harvested fresh and stay right here in the community. That means they’re more vibrant, longer lasting, and connected to the place they were grown.

There’s also something a little extra tucked into each bouquet — a story, a season, a moment in time. And I think you can feel that when you bring them home.

In general, my flowers are available from June through October. That said, Mother Nature runs the show around here, so I can’t promise an exact opening date until we’re closer to the season.

I’ll announce opening day about 2–3 weeks in advance on Instagram and in Petal Talk (my newsletter), so be sure you’re on the list!

I’m not offering regular farm tours right now, but I will be hosting You-Pick events throughout the summer and fall. Those are special days where you can wander through the rows and choose your own blooms.

I’ll share dates and details in my newsletter and on Instagram.

I use a local platform called Local Blooms for pre-orders. Once the season is open, you can order directly through them.

If I have extra bouquets after pre-orders are filled, I’ll place them at the farm stand for first-come, first-served. I always post on Instagram to let you know how many extras are available.

Once the season is open, you can place an order through Local Blooms at least 2 days in advance.

If you’re inquiring about wedding florals, please reach out to me directly. I’d love to chat details.

I have a little farm stand here in Black Forest off Holmes Road where you can pick up your bouquet.

If you’ve pre-ordered, just look for the bouquet with your name on it. It’ll be waiting for you.