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Dollie's Farm It has been a huge blessing to share our farm with thousands of families & guests who have visited Dollie’s Lavender & Flower Farm.
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Thank you for visiting the farm. The season has come for us to close the flower farm. Full details found on FB posts. Fresh Farm Eggs & Lavender Products available year round!

It’s a sad day when you have to close the pool for the season.  Evidently Mrs White wanted one more day to swim!  She st...
10/12/2026

It’s a sad day when you have to close the pool for the season. Evidently Mrs White wanted one more day to swim! She stood there for so very long. Later I’ll need to wash off the pool deck!!!! If I could just teach my birds the places you don’t P**P 💩!!!!!

Two Farmers hard at work…Two Farmers enjoying surveying their day’s work.  It was a great day to begin the ground work t...
10/06/2026

Two Farmers hard at work…Two Farmers enjoying surveying their day’s work. It was a great day to begin the ground work to prepare for the green houses. I did take note that they BOTH had beverage bottle stuck in their back pocket.

10/05/2026

He is predicting our winter weather forecast by the color of his body.

We are so very excited as we begin this new adventure.  Watch for the future updates and the fun we will have!
10/01/2026

We are so very excited as we begin this new adventure. Watch for the future updates and the fun we will have!

🌾💜 WE HAVE SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL TO SHARE WITH OUR THIS OLD BARN FAMILY. 💜🌾

Over the past few months, something has been happening behind the scenes that we have been incredibly excited about.

Many of you know This Old Barn for our honor stand, our farm-fresh eggs, vegetables, beef, pork and our time at the Franklin Farmers Market.

Many of you also know the name Dollie’s Farm and the incredible memories, flowers, lavender and family experiences that have been part of our community for years.
But what you may not know yet is that the stories of these two farm families are beginning to come together.
And we couldn't be more excited about what that means for the future. 💜

There are moments in farming when you realize that God has been putting pieces together long before you could see the whole picture.
This is one of those moments.

Dollie’s wasn’t just a flower farm.
It was a place built around family, faith, farming and memories.
After years of opening their farm to thousands of families, creating beautiful memories and pouring their hearts into the flower farm, the Wilson family made the difficult decision to close the flower farm to the public.
It wasn't because the love for farming disappeared.
Quite the opposite.
It was about recognizing that life has seasons.
And sometimes, one chapter has to close before another one can begin.

🌾 THIS OLD BARN + DOLLIE'S FARM 💜
What started as two separate farm families is becoming something new.
A new chapter.

The Wilson family and the Fletcher family behind This Old Barn are coming together with a shared love for something bigger than any one crop, one farm or one business:
FAMILY. FARMING. COMMUNITY. AND GROWING THE FUTURE TOGETHER. 🌱💜
The vision isn't about replacing what Dollie's was.
It's about building on the history that is already there.
The lavender, the flowers, the memories and the legacy of Dollie's Farm will always be part of that story.
And now we're excited about what can grow next.

🌱 THE GREENHOUSES ARE COMING WITH US!

One of the most exciting parts of this new chapter is that the greenhouses from the original This Old Barn location are being moved to Dollie's Farm.
These aren't new greenhouses.
They're part of the This Old Barn story.
And now they're getting a new home.

By moving our greenhouses to Dollie's, we'll be able to grow our produce closer to the customers and community we serve.
That means we'll have the opportunity to expand what we're growing and make even more fresh, locally grown produce available throughout the seasons.
Inside those greenhouses, we're planning to grow:
🍅 Tomatoes
🥬 Lettuce
🥒 Zucchini
🧄 Garlic
🎃 Squash
🥕 Other seasonal vegetables
🌱 And whatever else we discover we can grow!

What was once part of the original home of This Old Barn will now become part of this new shared chapter at Dollie's.
And we think there's something pretty special about that.
We're not leaving our history behind.
We're moving it forward.

🐔 AND THE CHICKENS ARE COMING TOO!
The demand for our farm-fresh eggs has continued to grow, so we're adding even more chickens to help us keep up.
And somehow, that feels especially fitting.
Because chickens and farm-fresh eggs are already part of Dollie's story.

So as we move forward, we're carrying a little piece of that history with us — while continuing to build the egg business that has become such an important part of This Old Barn.

💜 TWO FAMILIES. TWO FARM STORIES. ONE NEW CHAPTER.

Dollie's Farm spent years teaching people that a farm can be more than a place where things are grown.
It can be a place where memories are grown.
Where children learn where food comes from.
Where families spend time together.
Where neighbors become friends.
Where hard work turns into something beautiful.
And that's exactly the kind of spirit we want to carry forward.

The Fletcher family and This Old Barn have our own story — our honor stand, our meat, our vegetables, our eggs, our farmers market customers and all of the people who have supported us along the way.

Now those stories are beginning to overlap.
🌾 The fields may look different.
🌱 The crops may change.
🐔 The flock may grow.
🍅 The greenhouses are getting a new home.
But the heart of it remains the same:
Family.
Faith.
Farming.
Community.
And the belief that something special can happen when people are willing to work together.

📣 AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!

We are going to be sharing a LOT more about what is happening on the farm.
You'll see the changes as they happen through:
📸 Pictures
🎥 Videos
🌱 Behind-the-scenes updates
🐔 Chicken adventures
🍅 Greenhouse progress
🥬 Growing updates
🌾 More stories from both families
…and probably a few surprises along the way!

So if you don't already FOLLOW THIS OLD BARN, now is the time to do it!
And to all of our friends who have followed Dollie's Farm over the years — we want you to come along with us too!
We want this to be something that both farm families and both communities get to experience together.

Comment. Share. Ask questions. Follow along. Tell us what you'd like to see growing. Watch the videos. Enjoy the pictures.

JOIN US FOR THE FUN! 💜

Because this isn't just about moving greenhouses or growing more vegetables.
It's about bringing two families, two farm stories and generations of farming tradition together and seeing what can grow from it.

🌱🐔🍅🥬🧄🌾💜

The story isn't over.
It's simply growing into a new chapter.

Welcome to the next chapter of Dollie's Farm & This Old Barn.

And we can't wait to show you what's growing next.

Stay tuned. The best part is just beginning. 🌾💜

More farm changes…We moved this old shed to the burn pile to torch it as soon as the fields around are harvested.   Peop...
09/25/2026

More farm changes…We moved this old shed to the burn pile to torch it as soon as the fields around are harvested. People may not know, but cows are a curious bunch! It took them 5 minutes to converge on the scene…checking out the new thing in the pasture. They sniffed and shoved on it for a solid half hour.

Our great niece came to visit the baby chicks.  I guess a little girl’s shirt pockets come in real handy when you want t...
09/24/2026

Our great niece came to visit the baby chicks. I guess a little girl’s shirt pockets come in real handy when you want to hold more than 1 chick at a time!!! Doesn’t she just make you smile?! 🐣

30 new baby chicks in the coop with 30 more coming.  I love the sound of baby chicks!            🐣
09/23/2026

30 new baby chicks in the coop with 30 more coming. I love the sound of baby chicks! 🐣

09/17/2026

Listen carefully as Gilbert our Rooster is letting the new baby chicks know who Rules the Roost. The old hens are not real sure they like sharing their coop.

New SeasonsEach new season brings about changes.  In our weather, in our families, in our lives.  Here at Dollie’s we’re...
09/17/2026

New Seasons
Each new season brings about changes. In our weather, in our families, in our lives. Here at Dollie’s we’re beginning a new season with HUGE changes. Tim and I (Dollie’s Farm) are teaming up with Doug & Tricia Fletcher (This Old Barn). So instead of Red Coneflowers our fields will grow Red Tomatoes. Rather than purple Verbena it will be purple eggplant. We’re trading Zinnias for Zucchini and Sedam for squash…You get the idea. The veggies can be started in greenhouses and hoop houses to protect it from the overspray in the early Spring. Tim and I get to watch Doug and Tricia work hard while we tinker and help (ha, ha). We will have some fresh flowers to bring to the markets. Everyone asks about the lavender field…It is on my family’s side of the farm so it was always protected. Our Brother-in-law, Burke has always been so careful about when his company sprayed our family’s row crop fields; so the lavender is GOOD and safe. Watch for more details about the future plan for the lavender. We are still selling the lavender product line, just call us at Dollie’s and we can make arrangements for pick up. As for this Fall, we are having a really good time helping This Old Barn’s Doug and Tricia start a new thing at Dollie’s, teaming up to bring the best to Franklin as both farms always have worked hard to do! So from now on I will begin sharing our next steps and transitions. Join us for the ride to see where this will take us and what all will be happening as 2 of your favorite Farms come together to Grow the Best for our Community! 💜

Tim!!!  That bucket was not put on your John Deere tractor for people!   How does he talk people into these things?! Pro...
09/16/2026

Tim!!! That bucket was not put on your John Deere tractor for people! How does he talk people into these things?! Probably the same way I ended up pregnant 45 years ago… “Trust Me”, he says! 😉

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3961 North 425 East
Franklin, IN

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Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

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+13177977749

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