05/09/2026
Mother’s Day week on a flower farm is nothing short of extraordinary.
Over the past 10 days alone, we’ve harvested upwards of 20,000 stems, built more than 800 bouquets, and shipped our blooms to Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. We’ve delivered hanging baskets to our friends at Seattle Grower’s Market while somehow still fitting in the everyday farm work — weeding, harvesting, sowing, transplanting, watering, fertilizing, and caring for thousands upon thousands of plants.
This industry asks so much of the people behind it. Long days, late nights, sore backs, dirt under our nails, and endless moving pieces. But every spring we’re reminded exactly why we do it. Flowers are not just another gift — they mark moments of love, gratitude, celebration, and connection. Mother’s Day especially reminds us how meaningful flowers can be.
We are incredibly thankful for organizations like the Oregon Flower Growers Association and Seattle Growers Market for creating opportunities and markets for local flower farmers like us. Supporting regional agriculture keeps these farms alive and thriving.
We’re also deeply grateful to the florists who choose Pacific Northwest-grown flowers and recognize just how special these seasonal blooms are. Spring flowers are fleeting, delicate, and impossible to replicate any other time of year.
And finally, thank you to our little town of Castle Rock for continuing to support our small farm this seaso. Your encouragement means the world to our family farm.
Our farm stand is fully stocked this weekend with beautiful hanging baskets and fresh bouquets ready to help celebrate all the moms, grandmas, bonus moms, and mother figures we love so much. 💐
