10/17/2026
farm life lately….it has looked like a little bit of everything!
Monarchs on the farm feel like a good omen. Like we might actually be doing something right.
When the florists ask for longer stems. 😆
Dahlias are just about the hardest thing we could grow in this climate, but here we are.
Heirloom chrysanthemum tunnel juuuuust on the brink of blooming. 🌸
Farm kid ingenuity at its finest.
It’s the time of year where FedEx or UPS show up daily with a mystery box of bulbs, corms, or baby plants. 😆
Florist delivery route still going strong. 💪🏼 We’ve maintained our wholesale deliveries (grocery and florists) for a record streak of 25 consecutive weeks this year! Despite the intense heat and severe drought. Not including our farmers market. We never miss that. :)
Some of my first chrysanthemum plants are still with us 5 years later. 🫶
Home. 🤍
Raising the second generation of farmers.
Giving them the best life we know how. And fighting everyday for it.
Field trips (pun intended) to the compost.
We learned a lot from our pasture walk Brayden Apple this week!
Picked up an old school sheller to shell out bloody butcher corn! More on this to come. I’m dreaming of tortillas.
