08/14/2026
Last night was a blast!! 🥰🌈❤️
We didn’t have a ton of people come out, but the one who did had the best time in the aftermath of the storm. We didn’t get much more than sprinkles so things were still super dry, but there’s nothing quite like the beauty after a storm.
Make your plans to come see us this weekend! We have so many gorgeous flowers in Bloom! 😍
It’s that time of year!!! We are open!! We will be open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening from 5pm until sundown, and Saturday mornings from 8am until noon. The season will run all the way until the first freeze or the end of October. Whichever comes first ❤️
During those open times, you’re welcome to come out and fill your cup with flowers for $35 or $45 (whichever option you prefer), see our animals, and experience this little slice of Heaven. We do ask that if you come to the farm, you support us by getting a cup of flowers. If you decide that you would rather just walk around the garden or see the animals, we will have an entry fee of $8 per person. But if you or someone in your group gets a cup of flowers, that waives the entry for everyone. So basically, our pricing is the same as it has always been… we are just trying to allow those who decide not to get flowers the opportunity to still support everything we have going on.
After you arrive at the farm, we supply you with clippers and a cup of water to fill with your favorite blooms. Don’t worry, we will also give you brief instructions on how to cut and get the most out of your bouquet. 💐
We do have a photography fee of $75 during open hours that applies to any camera with a detachable lens, whether you’re professional or not. We’re working hard to create a beautiful space and I appreciate your support. Phone photos are freely allowed and encouraged. 📸
We do not allow outside animals because we have so many of our own. Please leave yours at home and love on ours extra. ❤️
The fields are coming into bloom and we cannot wait to share the beauty the Lord has blessed us with this Fall. 🥰
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