The Bloomery

10/17/2026

A little something for the porch. A little something for the table.

Today, find The Bloomery’s fresh flowers and hand-decorated mini pumpkins alongside all the fall goodness from Parlee Farms!

Art on the Brook
📍 Chelmsford
📅 Saturday, October 17 | 10 AM–2 PM

Find these at Parlee Farms’ booth. Come shop your neighbors! 🫶🏻

10/11/2026

Mini pumpkins got the dried flower treatment 🎃

Gomphrena, strawflower, hydrangea and bunny tail grass on white and orange minis, sitting right next to fresh dahlia bouquets - self-serve table at Parlee's Farm in Chelmsford.

Bouquet: $25
Decorated mini pumpkin: $15
Both for $30

Venmo is on the table. Grab one on your way through this long weekend 🌸

10/10/2026

And here’s the girl behind the bouquet.

The best part of the whole thing. 🤍📣

10/10/2026

She loves periwinkle. I was fresh out of periwinkle flowers, so the ribbon had to carry the whole color story 📣

Dahlias, celosia and specialty mums, wrapped in periwinkle blue cheer ribbon with a few tiny cheer charms hanging off the ends.

The charms took longer than the flowers, and I'd do it again.🤍

10/07/2026

A beautiful fall afternoon at SoLocal Market at Merrimack College yesterday. 🍂

Blue sky, crunchy leaves, and a table full of mini pumpkins ready for a little dried-flower magic. Students picked a pumpkin, chose their blooms, played with the design, and glued it down: a few quiet minutes of making something with their hands in the middle of a busy week.

I love being on this campus. Thank you, Merrimack, for having me. 🧡

Planning a fall event, staff appreciation day, or student program? Pumpkin Bloom bars and seasonal event florals are booking now. DM me or email: [email protected]!

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Today was Open Farm Day, and maybe it was watching so many people walk through the field, or knowing we may be only about 55 hours away from our first real frost threat, but I’m feeling especially grateful tonight.

Grateful for every flower this field gave us.

For a season that pushed me harder than I expected. For the family and people I love who showed up, hauled things, planted things, tolerated an unreasonable amount of flower talk, and made a season that asked a lot of me feel a little lighter.

Also grateful to Tony for opening up his land and his community to me, giving this whole thing a place to grow.

And especially grateful for the relationships that grew right alongside the flowers. Elizabeth & Andrew for the moral support, the helping hands, the listening ear, and the kind of easy friendship that seems to happen when flower people find each other. I’m so grateful this season brought you into my life.

Four months ago, this was mostly dirt.

Somewhere along the way, we grew flower farms.

I’m really proud of all that grew here this year. 🌸