Dragon Song Farm

05/23/2026

Peony season is fleeting but amazing and we love celebrating all the colors and shapes!

05/22/2026

04/26/2026

Our farm is located on 80 acres. Most of it we keep in meadow or forest to create wildlife and pollinator habitat. As part of that, I love exploring native plantings, particularly ones that can perform double duty as drought tolerant cut flowers. Two years ago, we planted giant camas in this field. It’s one of my favorite native flowers and has so much meaning in the Willamette Valley given the importance of camas to the original inhabitants of this land. It doesn’t have the vase life of other spring flowers, but it makes up for that with its beauty, its unique coloring and its significance in our part of the world. We haven’t irrigated this camas or done anything at all post planting. It’s thrilling to see it thriving. We’ll continue experimenting with meadow plantings to see what else we can give back to the land that will also expand environmentally friendly cuttings.

09/13/2025

We would love your feedback on what flowers you liked and didn't like so that next year we can grow more of what you love! If you haven't already subscribed to our newsletter, please sign up and we will be sending out a link soon for a customer feedback survey. You can tell us about your favorite flowers, colors and what you wish we offered that we didn't! Sign up at our website (www.dragonsongfarm.com).

09/07/2025

Flowers available today (Sunday) from 10 am until 6 pm at the roadside stand. Located 1/2 mile on the right on Chezem Road. $15 each or 2 for $25. Venmo and Square accepted. Always sustainably grown.

08/29/2025

Looking for some gorgeousness to take home? On Saturdays, you can find our booth at the Lane County Farmers Market from 9-3 near 8th and Oak in Eugene. On Sundays, our little roadside stand is open 10-6. And on Sept 7, we will be at the Heritage Fire event in McMinnville with some super cute custom arrangements that we are excited to unveil next week!

08/13/2025

What an amazing experience to have Debra Prinzing, the founder of Slow Flowers, visit your farm! It was a delight to talk all things flower with her, provide a tour for the Slow Flowers Podcast, and get to see her latest book about flower farmers. Debra is a force of nature and has been an incredible influence in sustainable and local flower farming!