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Stinson Brook Farm Small homestead offering cut flowers and honey

10/03/2026

The last of the garden flowers are out in the flower shed this weekend. With frost coming early next week, these will most likely be our last blooms from the garden for the year.

But that doesn’t mean the flowers are done just yet! I’m still taking special orders, and I can bring in flowers through my wholesale sources to put together bouquets and arrangements when you need them.

And don’t forget, we’ve got plenty of honey on the stand too.

09/29/2026

It was a full weekend at Stinson Brook Farm, with flowers taking me in two very different directions.
I had the honor of growing and arranging flowers for a celebration of life, and then turned around to help bring flowers to a wedding celebration.

Two very different occasions, but both such an honor to be a small part of. I love that these flowers I grow get to show up for some of life’s biggest, sweetest, and hardest moments.
And in between all of that, I somehow found the time to run a 50K.

My body is definitely feeling it today, but my heart is full. What a privilege to spend a weekend doing so many things I love—growing flowers, creating with them, celebrating people, and getting out on the trails.

Feeling very grateful for this little farm and all the ways it continues to grow.

09/25/2026

There won’t be any flowers in the shed this weekend — we’ve been busy getting ready for two events!

Here’s a little peek at what we’ve been working on.

Depending on the weather, we’re hoping to have bouquets back in the flower shed next weekend.

09/19/2026

Our dark fall honey is out in the flower shed, along with some fresh blooms!

09/16/2026

Today we harvested and extracted 85 pounds of honey! And I got to spend the day back in the hives with my dad.

Who needs to go to the gym when you can haul honey supers around? I’m calling this my strength training for the week.

Also… apparently the bees decided I was getting a little too comfortable. One of my hives is pretty aggressive and I was stung 12 times today.
For perspective, I think I’ve been stung maybe 12 times total over the last seven years of beekeeping. So I basically knocked out my seven-year average in one afternoon.

So if you enjoy our honey, just know that every jar comes with a tiny bit of blood, sweat, and bee venom.

Thank you to everyone who supports our little farm and keeps coming back for the good stuff.

09/14/2026

Thanks for the shoutout! Always so happy to work with local businesses. Friends, check out Roots & Roses, LLC for all your plant base meal needs!

I’m a crazy plant lady now and honestly, I’m here for it. In all seriousness though, I’m feeling extra thankful for the ...
09/14/2026

I’m a crazy plant lady now and honestly, I’m here for it.

In all seriousness though, I’m feeling extra thankful for the community I live in and for the generous people who are willing to share their abundance of plants.

I’m so excited to expand my perennial garden! So, if you see me driving around with a car full of plants… don’t worry. I’m definitely overwhelmed, but it’s okay because I’m growing lots of pretty things for you all.

09/05/2026

The flower shed is stocked!

Fresh flowers and honey are out and ready for you. Stop by this weekend, grab a bouquet and take a little bit of the farm home with you.

08/16/2026

The flower shed is freshly stocked with lots of summer blooms. There is also honey and maple syrup available.

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Rumney, NH
03266

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