Our Story

Our farming journey together began in 2011.  We started farming with livestock and still raise goats and pigs. Today we grow specialty cut flowers for wholesale and retail (keep an eye out on our Instagram and Facebook pages for collaborations with local business). We also offer DIY buckets of flowers for brides, or other event planners, interested in doing their own floral arrangements.We enjoy our dogs and cats as companions on our journey. 

Land stewardship and regenerative agriculture concepts are a couple of our driving interests. One of our guiding farming disciplines is permaculture. We appreciate the thoughtful consideration given to the environment, the land and and natural floral and fauna existing on the land which we are fortunate enough to be guardians of.

Our farm made compost is an essential component of our farm. In cooperation with our livestock we produce beautiful compost that allows us to grow beautiful flowers. We are, also, troubled by food waste in our society and work in concert with a number of local restaurants to redirect their organic waste into our composting system. We feed organic grains and local hay. Our animals spend their lives outside in the fresh air and are rotated through our 15 acre property to ensure they have access to fresh pasture. We choose to be small scale and diversified to best oversee all aspects of the farm and to continue to improve the health of our land. 

As we explored ways to keep our farm sustainable, I discovered the concept of "Slow Flowers" (Thank you Debra Prinzing!). This idea fit perfectly with our goals. The lowdown is, the slow flower movement, like the slow food movement, creates a smaller carbon footprint, supports local farms and economies through the ethical growing of flowers and greens, promoting the return of our floral industry, that was sent overseas years ago.  A shocking 80% of flowers sold in the USA are not grown here. It hasn't always been like that, but we've grown so used to it, often not giving a second thought to where our flowers come from. It may surprise some to discover locally grown cut flowers can be an alternative to the commonly found internationally grown blooms.  Our farm-grown flowers have a smaller environmental impact, a relatively longer vase life, and we are able to offer blooms locally that wouldn't ship well. By purchasing local flowers, you're supporting a small business in your own community, as well as, supporting a small step towards bring this industry back home. Ask your florist to carry local blooms!

It is our goal to grow only the highest quality products.

Our DAHLIA TUBER SALE is open for our 2026 sale! Sign up for our emails below to get updates.

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