Terra Farms

08/09/2026

Ok so maybe there is something to this one unicorn dahlia... every now and then we come across a special one that we deem worthy of growing out enough to offer for sale. Should we run with Cinder Rose? Across 5 tuber suppliers we have about $500 invested in this one variety. It takes a lot of pmants to build stock and offer extra tubers for sale.

08/08/2026

Every year we get questions about this filler flower. It is Blue Horizon Ageratum. The horizon series grows crazy tall and is great for cut flowers unlike the ornamental series you see in decorative pots. As the stems become slightly more turgid it's prime to cut! I would say its a more purple blue for us however.

07/31/2026

Make your plans to attend Terra Farms' one-of-a-kind u-pick. But hurry... the peak of the season won't last long. It's the most variety you will ever see in a u-pick flower field! It's crazy. Nothing is off limits. No stem counting. Just gorgeous, lush bouquets of field-fresh flowers.

Public Hours:
Wednesday 4-7pm
Friday 9am-7pm
Saturday 9am-7pm
Sunday 1-7pm

07/25/2026

Timing is everything in the flower farming game. We planted this stunning delphinium in hopes it would bloom for us to use in our 30 some spring weddings 🤣 nope. Its blooming now... right as we enter our month long break from event work. Well upick friends! Its all yours. I'm pretty sure I have spent over 1k in purchasing in light blue delphinium this year but hey, thankful for other farmers helping us out so we continue to provide seamless beauty for our clients Terra Florals

07/15/2026

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Stroll through colorful flower fields, pick your own beautiful bouquet, and enjoy a peaceful day surrounded by seasonal blooms at this charming Pennsylvania farm.

06/23/2026

We are so excited to open our flower farm to the public for a u-pick experience. We are in our 8th year of hosting weekly public times as follows:
U-pick Hours
Beginning July 1

Wednesday 4-7pm
Friday 9am-7pm
Saturday 9am-7pm
Sunday 1-7pm

05/05/2026

Flowers are delicate and have a limited lifespan. I have learned that it is often best to make a swift decision to adjust when a flower is not thriving. This can sometimes occur at the seedling stage, or even with tulips deteriorating in storage. This year, for instance, we observed two tulip varieties that appeared unusual in the field. We harvested them during a 90-degree spring heatwave, but they unfortunately did not recover in the cooler and were subsequently composted. In addition we were unable to dry store tulips this year because the heat moved things way too fast. Rolling with it over here!

04/04/2026

Spring has sprung! Our self serve stand is fully stocked.