What's in bloom?

This page contains a brief listing of the cultivated flowers and foraged goods available from our greenhouses and gardens. I will be looking to contribute a timeline in the near future.

SO what are “SLOW FLOWERS”? Learn more with original manifesto here: https://slowflowersjournal.com/a-slow-flowers-manifesto/

and on the soon to come “learn more” page.

Can’t find something you’re looking for? Visit our home page for our contact information.

This is a great place to get an idea of what you can order or what will be available for purchase in our roadside cooler. Customers wonder how we can keep our pricing in the cooIer so reasonable? Well, I like to think of the cooler as the “day old bread” shelf of the farm. Blooms that are seconds, last minute changes or are in abundance will be what you find here. Fabulously priced farm fresh flowers!

Winter~Spring

Blooms emerge beginning in March as Mother Nature dictates.

Daffodils (Narcissus) and Snow Drops are the first to poke their heads from the winter’s swollen earth. The Willows, Forsythia, Hyacinth, Anemone, Ranunculus, Iris, Magnolia, Hellebores and more follow suit…

Spring~Summer

Summer

Dahlias

We indulge in many dahlias which vary season to season. Ball, cactus, decorative, dinnerplate, pom pon, single and waterlily varieties all of which grow late June through October.

Zinnias

Our Zinnias vary with the trends. These powerhouse blossoms are long lasting and versatile. Available midsummer through fall. Most recently we have shown a tendency towards the Benary’s Giants series as our wholesale market prefers them.