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Farm53 Flowers Specialty cut flowers grown on six acres along the Oakland Bay shoreline in Shelton, WA. Olympia Farmers Market + delivery.

Farm-fresh bouquets, workshops, and seasonal blooms you won't find anywhere else.

This sweet gal is sleeping late this morning
10/13/2026

This sweet gal is sleeping late this morning

10/07/2026

Clearing asparagus fern, more bedspace or flowers

10/05/2026

Have you ever wondered what happens to flowers that go to market but aren’t sold? I took a bucket of flowers to a local memory care center to bring some joy to their residence. Today, I deconstructed two renaining unsold bouquets and made this arrangement with some some of my favorite flowers.

10/03/2026

Will this be my last market of the season? I hope to see you today at the .

Garden friends: look who I met today while prepping beds for sweet peas
10/01/2026

Garden friends: look who I met today while prepping beds for sweet peas

09/29/2026

I spent the day doing fall cleanup, bed prep for my hearty annuals weeding so much weeding, setting tea posts setting welded wire to corral heirlooms chrysanthemums. We’re ready for the rain that starts tomorrow.

Mums are so much fun. Look at her curly petals in the center
09/28/2026

Mums are so much fun. Look at her curly petals in the center

down. We’ve had barely an inch of rain in the last 24 hours rock run. Ashley is in desperate need of some support.
09/26/2026

down. We’ve had barely an inch of rain in the last 24 hours rock run. Ashley is in desperate need of some support.

09/23/2026

Shake off the shade. Today we’re taking the shade cover off our greenhouse. We’ve already started hardening off our hardy annuals, and some are going in the ground later this week.

09/22/2026

Last year towards the end of the season, it looked like a pomegranate tree might be popping up at the edge of the peony bed . We've tried twice to grow pomegranates so I didn't expect it to make it through the winter. This spring it revealed itself to be a p***y willow. Yesterday we decided to try to pull it out with the tractor but as Bob started to pull, over 2 ft. of the bed opened up. We realized we had to remove it by hand. It pulled out a couple of peony roots with it so I replanted them.

It was some of the most impressive root structure I've seen and a fantastic display of what can happen with great microbial activity in the soil. Unfortunately it was not beneficial to my peonies

fingers crossed that they come back next season with vigor.

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Shelton, WA
98584

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+13603585451

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