FAQ

We are a seasonal farm providing blooms generally from April through October. We also grow speciality tulips during winter months. Our flower stand will be open Thursday - Saturday most weekends in May through October. We are otherwise CLOSED to the public except for special events such as Pick Your Own, scheduled tours, private events or workshops. We update our social media via Facebook and Instagram when we have pop-up sales at the flower stand. We deliver special occasion arrangements locally and bouquets can be picked up on the flower stand whenever arranged. Our CSA customers visit the stand on Thursdays for flower pick up. Our customers are important to us and while we would love for you to visit everyday we would never get our job done and there would be no flowers so thank you for respecting the farm's policy of no visitors. Normal Inquiries regarding the farm can be found either on our website, through instagram or Facebook. Send us a note through our website about booking a private tour or Pick Your Own and we will get back to you within 48 hours.

Such an exciting question!!! We host several workshops on the farm throughout the year. Mother's Day Pick Your Own events Flower Bars Holiday Workshops. We also host our flower subscribers for a private tour of the farm every September. This is a special way to see the farm with special treats as well. So don't wait, run to be a flower subscriber as soon as you can.

You pick events are fun because I get to sit back and let YOU play farmer! You get to walk through the blooms and choose your own flowers. You are encouraged to bring your own vessel and scissors to the event. But you can also rent snips and a bucket when you arrive at the farm and you will be provided a full refund for both for their return at the end of the journey. Check us out on social media or on this website for details.

We offer DYI (Do It Yourself) buckets full of blooms allowing the wedding couple and her party to create their own special pieces and single cut blooms to complement the wedding. We will also offer al la Carte pieces for our small weddings (I create- you pick up) and we are offering full wedding services to small, local weddings only on a limited basis. We have provided flowers for the following events: bridal and baby showers, sweet 16 party, graduation party, business meetings and real estate open houses. We also provide several local businesses with a large flower arrangement each Monday during our growing season- Ask me about our special business CSA offer! Special occasion arrangements are also available on our website to celebrate milestones such as anniversaries, sympathy, birthdays and “just because” events. Those are our favorite!

Remember, we are a working farm which means we are trying to sell all our cut flowers!! So most of the time, photographers do not get the background they are looking for of luscious blooming beds that you see in magazines. So right now, it is a No...

Community supported agriculture is a system that connects the producer and consumers within the food and flower system more closely by allowing the consumer to subscribe to the harvest of a certain farm. It is an alternative socioeconomic model of agriculture and food distribution that allows the producer and consumer to share the risks of farming.The model is a subcategory of civic agriculture that has an overarching goal of strengthening a sense of community through local markets. As a farmer with a seasonal crop, your CSA investment also helps me start the farm. We value our CSA customers and to say thank you- each CSA customer gets invited to a special tour and "Tasting" event on our farm. The subscriber and one guest gets to tour the farm and taste samples of some of our recipes created from edible flowers, herbs, vegetables and eggs raised on the farm. We pair each food tasting with a companion drink that complements each dish. Our way of giving back to you with the fruits of our farm.

We love to donate where we can but remember, we are a cut flower farm and we can't stay alive if we gave all our blooms away. We do have our favorite charities/non-profit that we support in the community since we started the farm and we are committed to maintain our relationship with them. If you are a non-profit, you can submit a request for donations via our website communication and we will carefully review your request on a quarterly basis. Remember, most months, we may not have any flowers in bloom.