Farmhouse Gardens

08/18/2026

💕The dahlias are coming in strong! They are a bit late this year, but always worth the wait.

💕The Pinks are really showing off. Pink dahlias filling up pink buckets - what could be better?

💕 Kaitlyns Joy, Peaches N Cream, & Bloomquist Mojo.

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08/07/2026

MARIGOLDS

These Marigolds are bringing me back to the days that I gardened with my Mother and Grandmother. I was blessed to grow up in the richness of family, farming, and faith.

In my early childhood years my Grandmother lived across the field from the family farm. She was often in her garden harvesting veggies or planting flowers. My mother also had a love for flowers. I remember the short little Marigolds that were planted around the house. I didn't understand why anyone would plant such boring, and smelly flowers. I enjoyed the spring planting times with my Mom, but not always the flower choices. I'm grateful for the memories with two incredible women.

Now, here I am growing these tall, loud, and gorgeous Marigolds!! I'm in love with things from the past coming back into trends - Marigolds, Petunias, Pansies to name a few.

🌻Marigolds are simple to start from seed.

🌻Marigolds are perfect for adding a statement to any design. Everyone will notice them.

🌻Marigolds have an excellent vase life.

🌻 A market bouquet with Marigolds makes the perfect gift for Grandma or Mom. They probably dont even know that they grow this tall!

*Notice the girls came out for a snack. They love it when I'm weeding the gardens.

08/05/2026

AMARANTHUS

This Amaranthus is giving me all the fall vibes. Designers use this for more than the fall themed designs, but it's definitely pointing towards Indian Summer magic. I love it fresh, dried, and in all the neglected areas in the gardens where is self sowed and grows vigorously.

You can grow it for giant bold statement displays. Grow in close together or pinched for more usable stems for bouquets or smaller designs.

I'm brainstorming for 2027 - where will I fit more rows and more successions of Amaranthus?

07/29/2026

DAHLIA SEASON 2026

The dahlias are slowly coming in. What a privilege and delight to find a new bloom each day as I walk the gardens.

I found these girls as I released thousands of benifical insects amongst all the dahlias. Prevention and scouting for pests is key to beautiful dahlia blooms.

KAs Rosi Jo is a favorite of mine. They are gorgeous in designs. I've been working on propagating this variety so I have more to offer my designers. I won't have buckets of blooms for this one quite yet, but will definitely be adding them to my wholesale variety buckets.

07/27/2026

07/25/2026

Not your Grandma's Petunias💐

I trialed Italian Petunias this summer and they did not disappoint. The frills, the length - fabulous! My only disappointment is that I did not grow more. It definitely made the list for 2027.

06/23/2026

🌿Queen of Greens - Thornless Rasberry Foliage.

The rasberry greens are reaching for the sun! They are getting nice and tall for arrangements. Thornless Rasberry is in our top 5 for foliage/filler. It adds such a touch of elegance to every design, and its vase life is amazing!

06/22/2026

Dahlias 2026!!

We've added approximately 400 more dahlias for this season. We sold every single stem last season.

We've added many peach colors, pinks, and whites to better serve you!

Each baby was weeded last week by some of my favorite weeding queens 🥰 Now they're ready for another round of liquid love - fertalizer.

The dahlias are high maintenance divas, but are so worth all the glamorous beauty.

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