Stitchdown Farm

Stitchdown Farm Stitchdown Farm is a diversified flower farm & floristry in the hills of central Vermont. We grow and arrange flowers for weddings and sell through a CSA.

Stitchdown is a diversified flower farm and floristry in central Vermont. We grow sustainable, chemical-free flowers, provide full design services for weddings, and sell wholesale to florists in the region.

No, YOU are Sweet Pea 😘We put together a mix of our most favorite dramatically elegant ruffly Sweet Peas grown here at t...
05/05/2026

No, YOU are Sweet Pea 😘
We put together a mix of our most favorite dramatically elegant ruffly Sweet Peas grown here at the farm and now you can Stitchdown Sweet Pea with us. The colors that come up will be a mystery, and all the more fun living in the unknown while you watch them sprout and grow. It definitely could be a combination of deep sexy purples, creamy whites, watermelon hot pinks, speckled striped reds, a blush so soft it will make you blush and lavender tones that you’ll be stunned to discover look perfect with everything.

What a sweet little gift for you, for your neighbor, for your sweetie, and so very perfect for a Momma out there too because ’tis the season of Mothers.

Each seed packet comes with an abundant 15 seeds with 90% germ rate. All grown, selected, saved and loved here at Stitchdown Farm, Plus! an extra “you’re a sweet pea” sticker bonus to share with a sweetie in your life Because Eleanora Moffatt made them for us and they are very cute and sharable.

Order on our website for nationwide shipping or purchase exclusively at our Farmstand in Bethel, VT.

Oh Narcissus. I love them madly for the early spring glaringly bright space they hold in my heart. Absurdly cheerful as ...
04/29/2026

Oh Narcissus. I love them madly for the early spring glaringly bright space they hold in my heart. Absurdly cheerful as they break out of the long winter underworld. Bringing me back to life, stunning the senses after such cold bleak months, warranting the namesake from greek mythology for its beauty and being the flower that Persephone plucked to get her down under. We get narcissus flowers because we have winter. We get to enjoy them because they have withstood the cold. They need vernalization to bloom. And as much as I complain about winter, I might need it as well.

In love and appreciation and in my own self promising motivation to make personal art with flowers this season, I took an afternoon to honor the daffodils and every deeply spring rooted connection they bring up within me.

We are in it spring doing it. Flowers are back in stock for your delightful shopping convenience all around the Upper Va...
04/20/2026

We are in it spring doing it. Flowers are back in stock for your delightful shopping convenience all around the Upper Valley, replenished weekly at South Royalton Market, Woodstock Farmers Market, Jakes in Queechee, and always stocked to the brim in our Farmstand here in Bethel. PLUS you can now find us at Philo Ridge Farm for all y’all over the hill.

Hip hip yippee for the return of color and the ever profound perking up power that flowers share.




Flower Club starts in one month and I am the April fool who forgot to remind y’all that it’s high time to sign up and be...
04/03/2026

Flower Club starts in one month and I am the April fool who forgot to remind y’all that it’s high time to sign up and become a member.
I know y’all are hankering for flowers. As are we. So thank yourself later and invest in a weekly share of seasonal fluffy flower bounty to delight your senses and decorate your home.
Spring shares and Summer shares available. Pickup locations at in Woodstock, in Hanover, and right here on the farm in Bethel Vermont.
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Myself and every other horse girl shouting out about the year of the horse rn. . But truly, there are some real perks in...
02/18/2026

Myself and every other horse girl shouting out about the year of the horse rn. . But truly, there are some real perks in tapping in and I’m here for it as much as the next person who loves a good spring inspirational reset.
I don’t know how this year of the horse will be expressed or realized, what forms of freedom or strength may be embodied, whether we have done the necessary shedding required, or even if I believe this year via the Chinese calendar to be any different or more profound than what our daily work and intentions will make of it. However, I do know how horses are teachers, built of strength and inherent freedom, reflectors of our inner state and reminders to show up fully present. A worthy beast to enthusiastically situate our year around.

Spent the better part of last week hauling around and fluffing up thousands of potted grasses with Rachel for a TWP sho...
02/18/2026

Spent the better part of last week hauling around and fluffing up thousands of potted grasses with Rachel for a TWP show for NYC fashion week. Yes we felt like Bad Bunny halftime grass people, yes is an incredibly organized boss bitch and talented floral artist to work with, and absolutely yes I of course hauled loads of these fluffy Mexican Feather Grass back to Vermont with me.

It’s not all encompassing, but neither is it cheesy or dismissive within our current climate to acknowledge how much we ...
02/04/2026

It’s not all encompassing, but neither is it cheesy or dismissive within our current climate to acknowledge how much we need art. we need more poetry to soften and speak to our core, and we need to be reminded of love. Things are bleak. creative problem solving is an art.
I went to Madrid this past week to learn from and alongside florists from around the world. We made art with flowers. It felt both frivolous what we were doing and deeply essentially inspiring to be creative and asking more questions. Problem solving skills are essential, in floristry, in farming, in life, in protest…a worthy muscle to work so as to not lose hope of what could be.

We are hiring!Looking for some farmy flowery unicorns to round out our crew for the 2026 growing season. Ideal candidate...
01/06/2026

We are hiring!
Looking for some farmy flowery unicorns to round out our crew for the 2026 growing season. Ideal candidates love to w**d, know how to hustle, walk fast, are organized, self motivated, like to problem solve, have experience on farms, in landscape, or as a florist.

We are a women run, tight and mighty crew. Application link in bio if you want to join the team.

Posting is for full time farm crew florist positions, but
part time people and floral freelancers I also want to hear from you!

This was a fun one from July. It was a humid scorcher of a day for Eryn and Jamie ’s wedding at Mountain Top Resort. We ...
12/19/2025

This was a fun one from July. It was a humid scorcher of a day for Eryn and Jamie ’s wedding at Mountain Top Resort. We hustled, and fretted over every sweet little flower detail.. as we do every time. Even made extra back up bouquets just in case these airy numbers refused to recover after their time out of water. seeing from the photos it appears they held up just fine. Then, with time to kill between set up and break down we went to the rodeo.
I can always count on to come through with the drool worthy detail shots, so here are a few of the flowery highlights from this joyous summer party on the mountain.

Last day to use code FEEDINGFRENZY25 at checkoutLink in bio
12/01/2025

Last day to use code FEEDINGFRENZY25 at checkout

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119 Bundy Hill Rd
Bethel, VT
05032

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+18023928061

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