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Line In The Sand Farm LLC Hanna, IN
A first-generation, family farm offering specialty cut flowers, natural soaps, and herbal products—crafted simply and rooted in nature.
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Good morning beautiful people A weekend full of love, flowers, and a little organized chaos! What a weekend!Between our ...
10/12/2026

Good morning beautiful people

A weekend full of love, flowers, and a little organized chaos!

What a weekend!

Between our photo shoot, helping prepare for my daughter’s baby shower, making food, putting together prizes, and getting ready for today’s library event, I think I need a weekend to recover from my weekend! 😂

I haven’t played baby shower games in YEARS.

So, of course, I printed some out at the last minute, forgot to read the instructions, and then couldn’t quite remember how they were supposed to go.

But you know what?

We made it work, had some laughs, and made memories.

Isn’t that what life is about sometimes?

Things don’t always go according to plan, but we make the best of it!

And all those sweet little baby clothes and gifts?

Oh my goodness! There’s just something about tiny little outfits that makes you stop and smile. ❤️

Today, I’m trading baby shower chaos for dried flower chaos!

I’ll be at the Hanna Public Library helping everyone create beautiful dried flower pumpkins using flowers grown right here at Line In The Sand Farm.

Thankfully, the flowers are already dried, so at least one part of this day is done.

It’s a busy season, and I’m trying to soak it all in.

Family memories, beautiful flowers, community events, and all the little moments in between.

Sometimes the best memories come from the things that don’t go quite according to plan.

Here’s to a new week, a little creativity, lots of laughter, and remembering that we don’t have to get everything perfect to make something beautiful.

Now tell me… are you the person who reads all the instructions before an event, or are you more of a “We’ll figure it out when we get there” kind of person?

Happy Sunday! Today, I’m sharing one of my favorite Bible verses, Jeremiah 29:11.“For I know the plans I have for you,” ...
10/11/2026

Happy Sunday!

Today, I’m sharing one of my favorite Bible verses, Jeremiah 29:11.

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

I remember one day sitting down reading, and this verse came to me slso clearly.

All I knew was that it came to me and it spoke to my heart in such a powerful way.

It’s a beautiful reminder that even when we don’t know what lies ahead, God does.

His plans are bigger than what we can see in the moment, and we can hold on to the hope that He has a purpose for our lives.

This verse has stayed close to my heart, and I love sharing it with others because sometimes we all need that reminder.

Wishing you a blessed Sunday filled with hope, peace, and the assurance that God is at work in your life.

We will be at the Hanna Library on Monday doing a hands on event.You can save your own flowers to create these festive f...
10/10/2026

We will be at the Hanna Library on Monday doing a hands on event.

You can save your own flowers to create these festive fall pumpkins with these simple steps.

Yesterday’s photo shoot was fun! I enjoyed putting together props and watching the field with color.It was a beautiful f...
10/10/2026

Yesterday’s photo shoot was fun!

I enjoyed putting together props and watching the field with color.

It was a beautiful fall setting, and we were able to create some gorgeous arrangements!

One of the nicest parts was seeing the field so full.

Since I skipped Wednesday’s market to prepare for our photo shoot, I had an extra week of flowers growing.

I cut sparingly, and it was nice to see everything blooming.

Most of the time, I grow specifically for what I need for the market.

I cut what’s ready, and before you know it, one section is bare while another is growing and getting ready for its turn.

That’s just the reality of growing flowers on a small farm when you’re harvesting regularly!

But this week, I got to enjoy the abundance a little longer, and I was able to make some beautiful fall arrangements.

My daughter keeps calling this orange dahlia sherbet, and I have to agree.

They were absolutely beautiful and captured that fall feeling.

I’m excited to see how the photos turn out and get to work putting our website together.

It feels good to be taking this next step for a better home base that lets customers find us easy and that we have available.

Currently we us a free square site that is limited.

I hope you all have a beautiful day!

Good morning beautiful people It’s Friday just like that!I’m getting nervous AND excited for today’s pictures! I almost...
10/09/2026

Good morning beautiful people
It’s Friday just like that!

I’m getting nervous AND excited for today’s pictures!

I almost feel like a kid…

Yesterday I cleaned up one of the tunnels so Mindy and I can get some transplanting done in the morning. Let’s see if we can smash it!

Then comes making bouquets for the photo shoot.

Now, why does that make me nervous? 😂

I make bouquets for the market all the time, but somehow knowing they’re going to be photographed makes me feel a little more on the spot!

I guess it’s one thing to make bouquets for market and another to have someone capturing the flower moments.

On another note, the ornamental kale is starting to look beautiful, and the mums are loaded with buds!

I’m hopeful to have them for end of October beginning of November.

So much to do, so much to be excited about, and a little nervous energy mixed in!

Big things are happening at Line In The Sand Farm, and I’m excited to finally be moving forward with our website this winter.

Good morning beautiful people Yesterday started at 5 AM… and it was supposed to be simple. Let the dogs out.Get some cof...
10/08/2026

Good morning beautiful people

Yesterday started at 5 AM… and it was supposed to be simple.

Let the dogs out.
Get some coffee.
Read my verse of the day.
Peaceful morning.

Well… apparently the dogs had other plans.

They started barking like something was definitely outside.

I thought, Oh brother… 🤦🏻‍♀️

I grabbed a flashlight to investigate and spotted eyes in the high tunnel.

I immediately thought, Great. It’s definitely a raccoon.

So naturally, I called Gerard because sometimes you just need reassurance before entering a dark high tunnel at 5 AM.

Maddie decided she was sticking with me, while Ivy continued barking and was not coming inside.

Gerard suggested I go around to the back of the tunnel and see what was inside.

So I slowly made my way around, peeked inside…

And wouldn’t you know it…

A CAT was sitting up at the top.

WHEW.

I have never been so happy to see a cat in my life.

Because honestly, I was already imagining a crazy, NOT-shy raccoon coming after me.

I opened the door and called Ivy out, and thankfully the cat made its great escape.

Honestly, it was dark, it was 5 AM, and it was WAY too early for farm-animal interventions.

Eventually, the morning got back on track.

I started harvesting flowers, did some weeding, and tried to pretend the whole high-tunnel incident never happened.

Today’s lesson:
Coffee first.
ALWAYS coffee first.

Let’s hope today is a little less eventful!

Good morning beautiful people we are halfway through the week already!A little farm update! I won’t be at Coffee Creek M...
10/07/2026

Good morning beautiful people we are halfway through the week already!

A little farm update!

I won’t be at Coffee Creek Market today because we’re preparing for something I’ve been putting off for WAY too long…

We’re finally creating a website for Line In The Sand Farm!

This week we’re getting ready for our first professional photo shoot.

Which means before the pretty pictures happen… there’s weeding. 😂 Lots of weeding, cleaning, organizing and getting the farmstand tidy.

I’ve already started making my list of photos I want to capture:

A bucket with our farm-grown flowers.

Me harvesting lavender and gathering herbs.

Our farm-crafted soaps and skincare.

Comfrey, Cayenne & Calendula Salve

Our Farmstand

Our new Line In The Sand Farm sign ( if Gerard can customize a stand for it)

Hopefully some of the everyday moments that tell the story of this little farm.

I’m so excited to finally move forward with this.

I want our website to become the place where you can easily find clear information about our farm—what we grow, what we make, when flowers are available, where you can find us, how to contact us, upcoming events, bouquet and subscription information, and what’s happening throughout the growing season.

Basically, one little home on the internet for Line In The Sand Farm.

Four years into flower farming, I think it’s time.

Another step into business mindset.

I can’t wait to share this next chapter with you!

Have a wonderful day!

Good morning beautiful people I started yesterday afternoon with harvesting white pine needles, with Rosabella as I expl...
10/05/2026

Good morning beautiful people

I started yesterday afternoon with harvesting white pine needles, with Rosabella as I explained all the uses.

And because apparently one pine project wasn’t enough, we also made pine soda—a naturally fermented, bubbly drink made with pine needles and full of vitamin C.

Then we strained our citrus vinegar cleaner that’s been steeping with citrus peels and herbs from the garden. We filled amber glass spray jars.

And it got me thinking…

It’s amazing how many uses there are for something as simple as a pine tree growing right outside our door.

🌲 Pine needle tea
🌲 Pine-infused oil for lip butter
🌲 Pine salves
🌲 Pine vinegar sprays
🌲 Natural cleaning products
🌲 Pine soda

Who knew something growing freely all around us could be so useful?

I think that’s one of the things I love most about this farm.

Learning to look at what’s already here a little differently.

Instead of buying everything, we’re learning to grow it, harvest it, preserve it, and use it.

Is it sometimes more work?

Absolutely. 😂

Do I sometimes wonder why I do things the hard way?

Also absolutely.

But there’s something really satisfying about making something useful with your own hands—especially when your granddaughter is right there learning alongside you.

Maybe this is what “living close to the land” really looks like.

And honestly… I wouldn’t have it any other way.

White pine needles in the food processor smell absolutely amazing!

Happy Sunday!“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23When I think about ...
10/04/2026

Happy Sunday!

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23

When I think about guarding my heart, I don’t think about putting up walls or keeping people at a distance.

I think about being intentional about what I allow into my heart.

What am I listening to?
What am I dwelling on?
What am I allowing to influence my thoughts, my choices, and my attitudes?

I believe one of the best ways we guard our hearts is by keeping Christ at the center.

Because what we allow into our inner life eventually finds its way out.

When we fill our hearts with what God teaches us through His Word—love, peace, kindness, patience, forgiveness—those things begin to flow into the way we live and the way we treat others.

And that matters.

Because people may not always read the Bible, but they are watching our lives.

When the love, peace, and kindness of Christ are evident in us, perhaps someone else will become curious about the God we serve.

So today, I’m asking myself:

What am I letting in?
And what is flowing out?

Guarding our hearts isn’t about building walls.

It’s about making room for Christ to lead what fills them.

Have a great day❤️

10/03/2026

Happy to be out at European Market today and we Sold all our flowers and Magnesium oil.

Lots of Pumpkin soap sold today!

This soap smells perfect for fall and nourishing for the skin because pumpkin puree is loaded with vitamins and minerals!

Remember what goes on our skin is just as important as what goes in our bodies.

Thanks to all our regulars that follow us at each market and our new customers today.

Have a great weekend.

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Hanna, IN
46340

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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