10/10/2026
✨ THAT’S A WRAP ON 2026 ✨
Another flower season has come to a close, and as we look back on the months behind us, our hearts are full. Tired, yes. Grateful, absolutely. And reminded once again of just how much can grow from a little patch of ground and a whole lot of hard work.
Every season brings its own challenges, lessons, and growing pains. There are things we celebrate, things we’d do differently, and always new things to learn. We pour so much of ourselves into this little farm, and we never stop looking for ways to make it better… for the flowers, for the experience, and for the people who find their way here.
But somewhere in the middle of all the planting, weeding, harvesting, and long days, it hits us… this has become so much more than just growing flowers.
It’s a way of life we feel incredibly blessed to share. It’s watching people slow down and find joy in something as simple as choosing their own bouquet. It’s families making memories, friends gathering, creativity coming to life, and strangers becoming familiar faces. It’s getting to share a little piece of the place we call “home” and watching it bring happiness to others.
And through it all, we see God’s goodness. We never could have planned this life as perfectly as He has unfolded it for us. What started as an idea has grown into something that blesses not only our family, but so many others, and that is something we never want to take for granted.
To everyone who visited, picked flowers, brought a friend, shared a post, or supported our little farm in any way this season, thank you. You are a part of this story, and we are so grateful you’re here.
From our family to yours, thank you for making room for Meadow Forge in your lives. We’ll see you again in 2027 🫶🏼
With love,
The Church’s
