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Unique and textural ingredients for designers and florists in the Hudson Valley. Sign up to receive a free issue of our quarterly journal at the link below!

04/06/2026

“For this event, the starting point was really the landscape surrounding the space, as well as the tabletop items and linens. The tables were set against this soft, open backdrop, and we wanted everything on the table to feel like a continuation of that, rather than
something placed on top of it.

Nasturtiums felt like the natural choice because they already grow in that loose, wandering way. There’s a softness to the stems and a slight irregularity in their movement, which helped avoid anything feeling too arranged.”

- Amanda Ernst of

Our conversation with Amanda continues in the newest issue of FIELD NOTES, available now for download! You’ll also find a comprehensive growing guide, deep dives with more of your favorite designers on how they use nasturtiums in their design process, and even a recipe - featuring nasturtiums! All of this and more at the link in bio 🧚🏻‍♀️

03/29/2026

The newest issue of FIELD NOTES, our quarterly journal, arrives next Monday, April 6th at noon EST on our website. To our wonderful subscribers, your early-access link will arrive in your inbox tomorrow!

What you’ll find inside the pages:

* A comprehensive guide to growing nasturtiums as cut flowers - from variety selection to harvesting techniques and packaging for delivery.
* A conversation with Nicolette Owen of on loving nasturtiums since childhood and the power of observation as a guiding force for creativity.
* An interview with Amanda Ernst of on taking cues from the landscape to create an abundant, nasturtium-laden tablescape for a late-summer wedding.
* A deep dive into designing with local flowers with Tasha Muresan of .studio and what it means to ground important moments in time and place.
* A chat with Katerina Shukshina of on working with and wearing nasturtiums as botanical fashion.
* A mini-guide to finding nasturtiums in art and exhibits to visit this spring.
* Liam’s recipe for a quick and delicious spring meal - featuring nasturtiums!

In the meantime - if you haven’t already, you can download our previous issue for free at the link in our bio. And if you enjoy wandering through its pages, please consider joining us as a subscriber for the seasons ahead!

I hope you will, and thanks so much for reading.

🧚🏻‍♀️ Sunnie

03/12/2026

The earth awakens 🌱✨

12/17/2025

Popping on to say thank you SO SO much to everyone who’s already downloaded and subscribed (!!!!) to our quarterly journal, and also to give you a brief look inside if you haven’t already! 🧚🏻🔍

12/15/2025

FIELD NOTES, our brand new quarterly journal, is ready to be discovered! Download at the link in bio 🧚🏻

What you’ll find inside the pages:

- A comprehensive guide to growing chocolate cosmos as cut flowers: from sourcing and variety selection to proper harvest stage and packaging for delivery.
- A conversation with Elizabeth Patterson of on the art of perceiving color and how she uses chocolate cosmos to deepen and expand all the shades of red in a color palette.
- A discussion with Zoie Brown of .studio on her creative process and creating a dramatic backdrop with black callas and chocolate cosmos.
- Our answer to the oft-heard question: Can you dig up and save chocolate cosmo tubers? (Our answer: yes and no.)
- A foray into fiber: our hunt for the perfect chocolate-colored yarn and making the most of the off-season
- A look at the delightful intersection between flowers and fiber on a diversified farm with Jennifer Kouvant of .
- A photo diary of life on Fae Flower Farm this past autumn.

You can now find a free download of this issue at the link in our bio. And if you enjoy wandering through its pages, I hope you consider joining us as a subscriber for the seasons ahead.

I hope you will, and thanks so much for reading!

Sunnie

12/09/2025

Issue 1 of FIELD NOTES, a quarterly journal, arrives Monday, December 15th at noon EST on our website. Sign up for our mailing list at the link in bio, and we’ll send a note as soon as it’s out.

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When we started our flower farm in the Hudson Valley three years ago, I knew with absolute certainty that I wanted to grow specialty flowers for floral designers. Specifically, I wanted to grow all the rare, hard-to-find, sometimes fussy, but always achingly beautiful textural elements that local designers were looking for - the missing piece they called “the something special” that elevated their designs into something truly extraordinary.

Cultivating these treasures has become my passion - sourcing the plants and seeds, observing them in the field, adjusting to their wants and needs, and seeing them transformed, into art. As I honed in on my love for the novel, I became concerned with how I could effectively share everything I’d learned and also shine a spotlight on the deeply creative partnerships that form between grower and designer. How did I grow these things and just as importantly, how were they used?

This journal is an attempt to answer these questions, and the first issue, my love letter to chocolate cosmos, includes a comprehensive growing guide, thoughtful conversations with magic-makers and .studio, and so, so much more. This first issue will be yours to download as a free digital copy, an invitation into the world of the unique flowers and everyday magic of our farm. And if you love what you see, you can choose to subscribe and join us as we gather research for the next treasure hunt. In the meantime, make sure to sign up for our mailing list at the bottom of our homepage, and we’ll send a note as soon as it’s out. I hope you will, and thanks for reading!

🧚🏻 Sunnie

09/02/2025

Tootsie Rolls. Red velvet cake. Chocolate cosmos.

08/31/2025

Year 3 of specializing in the fussiest flower known to mankind. But gosh, it sure is pretty 🥲

08/30/2025

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08/12/2025

The phlox fairies have blessed us this week 🧚🏻

08/09/2025

Possibly the most magical moment of my life seeing Groombridge Place during golden hour. We were greeted by lots of very friendly sheep but sadly, Lizzie and the Bennets were not at home.

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http://www.faeflowers.com/

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