10/12/2026
Just when you think flower season is coming to an end, we’re already over here getting the 2027 season started!
Hundreds of little plants, including snapdragons, foxgloves, delphiniums, campanula, and more, are going into the ground to begin their long journey through winter. With a little patience (and hopefully some cooperation from Mother Nature!), they’ll reward us with some of the earliest blooms next spring. And of course, there are lots and lots of tulip bulbs going in, too!
These are what we call cool flowers. Many actually prefer cooler growing temperatures and benefit from being planted in the fall. They have time to establish their roots before the cold really sets in, and we’ll tuck them under frost blankets to help protect them through the winter.
That’s one of the interesting things about flower farming. While most people are putting their gardens to bed for the season, we’re busy planting and already dreaming about what will be blooming next spring!