03/10/2026
PRE-ORDER YOUR EASTER FLOWERS!
Our Easter Weekend pre-order is available now (https://www.oldexit17farm.com/product/pre-order-spring-easter-weekend-arrangements/132?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false) !
This year, we are offering lush arrangements featuring a mix of spring blooms in pretty pastel shades. Designs will be available for pick up on Saturday, April 4th. Please visit our website for additional information.
For special requests, please contact us at [email protected].
TRI-COUNTY REGIONAL ADULT EDUCATION: APRIL
FLORAL WORKSHOPS
APRIL 1ST, 2026: Join Marjorie and me for a spring floral design workshop! (https://registration.xendirect.com/tri-county/courseDisplay.cfm?schID=4580) Guests will be invited to create a floral centerpiece using a beautiful selection of blooms in an array of refreshing pastels. All materials provided!
APRIL 8TH, 2026: I'll be hosting our annual Cut Flower Garden 101 Class (https://registration.xendirect.com/tri-county/courseDisplay.cfm?schID=4584) ! Join me for a presentation that will cover topics from space designing/planning, gear and supplies, bouquet making, cut flower care, and more. There will be some demonstrations, and we'll be sowing trays with an array of seed, too, which you will take home to grow on and enjoy. All materials provided.
LATEST MERCH
Our last two dried wreaths of the year are now available over our website (https://www.oldexit17farm.com/s/shop) ! These two are both much larger than we'd normally create, but were made on handcrafted grapevine wreaths (from our own slip-skin grape prunings!), so they are perhaps a tad more dramatic than those made on a wire form (in the best way possible). Most everything used was grown, and dried, on the farm, including, but not limited to, strawflower, statice, scabiosa seed, larkspur, dahlia, helipterum, marigold, dusty miller, feverfew, ammobium, celosia, amaranth, Utrecht Blue wheat, gomphrena, and so much more. They also contain some lovely foraged materials found here, including milkweed seed pods and White Pine cones. We even included some treasures gifted to us from both our florist friends and from the gardens of our friends in the Iris Society of Massachusetts. To discover more, please visit our website.
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