07/12/2026
As many of you know, this season I made the difficult decision to stop doing bouquet cards/subscriptions and to grow a lot less flowers. With four very busy children, I found that the stress of trying to keep up with everything that comes with growing and selling a lot of flowers just didn't make sense for our busy family.
I had hoped to have more flowers this season than I actually do, but I had a few unlucky things happen (1 - A new soil mix when I was starting seedlings in February/March led to terrible germination/failure for most seeds. 2 - Attempt #2 at seeding in new soil worked, but as I was hardening off baby plants on a rack outside, a storm came through when I was running kids to an activity. The rack blew over while I was gone and nearly all of those seedlings were ruined. π 3 - The sunflowers and glass gem corn that I planted were almost all washed away by one of our flash flood type rainstorms.
It's been rocky, but it's also given me the opportunity to see that I really miss having the typical variety of flowers available. While there may be a lot less this season, I have come up with a plan for next season. Having less now gives me the time to prepare beds and landscape fabric to be ready to plant into this fall & next spring. Also, I don't want to jinx it by saying something before it's complete, but there is something big coming this fall! I can't wait to share the news! Stay tuned! π±
I * did* successfully plant snapdragons this spring! They're ready and so beautiful! You can swing by thr grain bin tomorrow to grab a bouquet for yourself or a friend!
π Snapdragons in the grain bin! (a couple more colors available than pictured)
πhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/MSchoVg95tVpLEPNA?g_st=ac (link in profile, too)
π Suday, July 12th, 2026
β°οΈ Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Or Until Sold Out)
π° Self-Serve: $20 per bouquet. Cash, PayPal or Venmo.