08/10/2026
It’s been a long while since I’ve made an introduction post. The first thing to know is I’m not that great at social media.
This is a very small seasonal flower farm in NW Ohio. We grow roses, dahlias, and a variety of annuals and perennials.
Here’s how you can enjoy flowers for yourself, get them for a friend, or get out of the doghouse fast:
⭐️Send a message, give a call, write a text, and pick up your special order for a bouquet or arrangement here at the farm.
⭐️In the blooming season - which seems to change when it arrives and how long it lasts each year- we have a flower shack. It tries to get open consistently, but isn’t so good at it. You can pick up wrapped bouquets and bunches of flowers there. FB and IG are the best sources to find out if it is open.
⭐️Our dried flowers are for sale on Etsy and can be shipped anywhere Etsy ships. Yep, Brick House dried flowers are worldwide. They’ve been to Hong Kong, Ireland, Germany, Australia and all over the USA.
⭐️We love to make prom and homecoming bouquets, wearables and boutonierre.
⭐️New this season is a series of workshops in the barn. Watch out for the sign up in the next week.
⭐️This year we are expanding small events to year round. Floral design has become a bit of an obsession.
The most exciting thing about gathering flowers together for me is the way my senses react when certain colors and textures interact with each other. There’s also the part when a seed germinates (wow!) or when the pollinators come around.
How it started:
In 2019 we moved to Tiffin, OH from El Prado, NM. I’ve tended to wander all over this country for most of my adult life. I like hikes, deserts, mountains, clear streams, cross country skiing, phish, driving aimlessly and taking that random forest road just to see where it goes. I like wide spaces and too much solitude.
NW Ohio was an adjustment to my senses. With an abundance of sadness and confusion, I put a mess of flowers into the ground. No real plan, just a need for wonder.
Wonder is where it’s at. ⭐️
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