VISITING THE FLOWER SHOP
Newly Updated Farm Stand!
Open Mother's Day - Christmas.
Get an idea OF whatS IN SEASON AND WHAT TO EXPECT.
May
May is the month the farm really comes alive! Our Flower Shop opens up. The perennials and cold hardy flowers begin to bloom. Everything is grown here on the farm. In the shop you can expect to see:
florist grade fresh flower arrangements, dried floral arrangements, dried floral wreaths, tomato starter plants, herb starter plants, homemade gifts, and seeds.
What's in Bloom?-
Lilacs, Ferns, Lily of the Valley, Hosta, Coral bells, Spiraea, Viola, Tulips, Columbine, Honey suckle, and Stock.
June
June, what to expect. Flower shop stocked with herb starts, tomato starts, seeds, and fresh floral arrangements.
What's in Bloom?-
Ranunculus, Coral Bells, Honey suckle, poppy, Dianthus, Fruit foliage, Peony, Bachelor Button, hardy perennials, Carnations, Stock, Feverfew, Roses, Yarrow, Large quantity of Snap dragons, Spiraea, Saponaria, Veronica, Hydrangea, Lupine, Lily's, Baby breathe, Astilbe, Sea Holly, and Cress.
July
August
July, what to expect. Flower shop stocked with herb starts, tomato starts, and fresh floral arrangements. Fourth of July arrangements available!
What's in Bloom?-
Early-
Feverfew, Nigella, Yarrow, Sea Holly, Larkspur, Snap dragons, Lily's, Baby Breathe, Hydrangea, Sunflowers, Stock, Phlox.
Late-
Cosmos, Statice, Strawflower, Verbena, Liatris, Rudbeckia, Ageratum, Queen Ann Lace, and Zinnia.
August
September
August
August on the farm is a busy one.
Lisianthus season is beginning.
What to expect in the Flower shop: stocked with tons of fresh floral arrangements.
What's in Bloom?-
Large Quantities of Lisianthus, Marigolds, Zinnias, Dahlias, Rudbeckia, Celosia, Jewels of Opar, Amaranth, Cosmos, Snow on the Mountain, Sun Flower, Straw flower, Basil Foliage, Ageratum, Globe Amaranth, Statice, Sweet Annie, Eucalyptus, and Triloba.
September
September
September
September on the farm, we step right into Fall. Offer Dried Florals.
What to expect in the Flower Shop- Stocked with dried floral mini pumpkins, dried flower wreaths, seasonal wreaths, dried floral arrangements, and fresh floral arrangements.
What's still in Bloom?-
Lisianthus, Marigolds, Dahlias, Rudbeckia, Cosmos, Sun Flower, Strawflower, Basil Foliage, Ageratum, Globe Amaranth, Statice, Sweet Annie fresh and dried, Eucalyptus, Grasses, Celosia, Jewels of Opar, Sedum, Hydrangeas, and Mums.
October
September
September
October on the farm, we continue our fall vibes.
What to expect in the Flower Shop-
Stocked with all types of pumpkins, colored corn, dried floral mini pumpkins, dried floral wreaths, dried floral arrangements, and fresh floral arrangements.
We sell fresh floral arrangements until one week after last hard frost. 2024 last sale date for fresh blooms was October 28th.
2025 Last date for fresh blooms was October 24th.
What's still in Bloom?-
Lisianthus, Marigolds, Dahlias, Rudbeckia, Cosmos, Sun Flower, Strawflower, Ageratum, Globe Amaranth, Statice, Eucalyptus, Grasses, Celosia, Jewels of Opar, Sedum, Hydrangeas, and mums.
Then we strictly use dried florals.
November
December
December
November on the farm, is when evergreen season begins. We usually close the farm for the first week or two. This is when we forage, prepare, and create. Then re-open our Christmas Shop! We have big plans to expand our shopping inside space!
What to expect at the Flower Shop-
Wreaths, Thanksgiving dried floral centerpieces, Christmas mug centerpieces, Dried Floral Ornaments, Twig bunches, Pine cones, Porch Pots, Dried Hydrangeas Gold & Silver, Door/Light Swag, Birch bundles, and homemade Holiday gifts and decor.
December
December
December
December on the farm, the evergreen season continues. We stay open until the week before Christmas. See Social Media for updates.
What to expect at the Flower Shop-
We continue to bring you, your Holiday decor favorites!
