09/26/2026
🌸 And just like that, that’s a wrap on flower season 2026!
We had such an amazing run this year, but as the flowers slowly begin to wither away, there’s also a little sense of peace and calm that comes with the changing of the seasons. After months of planting, growing, harvesting, arranging, selling, and all the hustle and bustle that comes with flower season, we’re ready to slow down and soak up some much-needed time with family. 🤍
We are so incredibly grateful for everyone who supported Sawyer-Mae Farm this season. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the farm for flowers, ordered an arrangement, reached out about wedding flowers, photographers coming to the fields fields for photos, and supported us at the farmers market. And a huge thank you to the farmers market for welcoming us and allowing us to attend as many markets as we could!
We truly hope to be able to do even more next year. 💐
The last couple of weeks didn’t go quite as planned, with some unexpected health issues slowing us down, but thankfully all is well and we’re feeling grateful to be on the other side of it. ❤️
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for all of your support this season. Growing flowers has quickly become something we absolutely love, and we’re constantly learning, experimenting, and dreaming up ways to make the farm even better.
And we’re already looking ahead! 🌷 This fall, we’ll be planting our tulip bulbs for even more blooms to look forward to this spring. We can’t wait to see what next season brings.
For now, our presence on social media will slow down a bit as we turn our focus back toward family, everyday life, and enjoying the quieter season. I’ll still pop on with updates when there’s something exciting to share!
Thank you for being part of our 2026 flower season. We are so grateful for every visit, order, kind word, and bit of support. It truly means more than you know. 🌸
Until next season!
— Ben & Kate
Sawyer-Mae Farm
📷 Becca Rose Photography
Featuring my nephews cute toes ☺️❤️