Lovingly Grown Flowers
Update for 2026: Sadly the cut flowers were a bit difficult for me to manage the workload myself so I had to cut these from production for at least the 2026 growing season. We have a big remodel going on and a sweet grandson I love to spend time with and the flowers were just a bit too much work to juggle.
Ways to Buy Our Cut Flowers
I hope to have some bouquets available at our farmstand when we have enough flowers & the time to harvest them. I also try to share on social media when we have them available. So be sure to follow us on Facebook and sign up for our emails as well.
Our DIY buckets of blooms option is a great option for events of all kinds.
- We harvest the flowers
- We provide buckets
- You arrange the flowers yourself
This is a great option if you love all kinds of flowers, need a lot of flowers, and you enjoy arranging them yourself. It will be a mix of everything that is blooming at the time, farmer's choice on colors and type of flowers. You can request softer tones or brighter tones and we will do our best to accommodate (it's a farmer's choice situation generally).
Our flower farm starts into light production in July & it only gets better from there. In August, the dahlias start coming on strong and we will have flowers clear until the first frost of the fall season.
You can contact us here about ordering DIY buckets of blooms or to inquire about a custom bouquet. We do need between 1-3 day notice typically due to harvest scheduling.
Unfortunately, we do not offer any wedding services at this time.
*Warning!* Many flowers can be toxic and as with many household items, it is wise to educate children about the dangers of consuming flowers. I was shocked to learn sweet pea flowers were toxic! I would have assumed they were a close relative to the eating pea and would have been safe. Yikes, glad I didn't make that mistake. So please use caution with children and pets and don't set bouquets in areas they are likely to have easy access to them. Several common garden flowers rate pretty high on the toxic levels and can be deadly if consumed. Buyer assumes all liability. If you would like more information I am happy to point you in the direction of some resources for you to research and identify the more toxic varieties.
Unfortunately, we do not offer any wedding services at this time.
*Warning!* Many flowers can be toxic and as with many household items, it is wise to educate children about the dangers of consuming flowers. I was shocked to learn sweet pea flowers were toxic! I would have assumed they were a close relative to the eating pea and would have been safe. Yikes, glad I didn't make that mistake. So please use caution with children and pets and don't set bouquets in areas they are likely to have easy access to them. Several common garden flowers rate pretty high on the toxic levels and can be deadly if consumed. Buyer assumes all liability. If you would like more information I am happy to point you in the direction of some resources for you to research and identify the more toxic varieties.
Our Journey to Flowers
Julie Summerfield
I have been gardening & growing landscape flowers for many years. A few years ago I became interested in focusing some of my growing efforts on learning all about cut flowers. Over the past 4 years I have been increasing my production area and learning to grow a wide variety of cut flowers.
My husband, Bob, is a big help with weeding, making our ideas come to life with projects, and sometimes he is around when I need the buckets of flowers carried too.
I feel so blessed to be able to connect with so many thoughtful, generous, and appreciative people because of these beautiful flowers. I am often humbled by the amount of work and sore muscles it takes to get them to the point of going into our customers' hands. However, the beautiful sentiments & stories that go with each customers' need for a bouquet helps me feel connected to the good in this world just a little more. The whole journey to growing these flowers has blessed us.
My husband, Bob, is a big help with weeding, making our ideas come to life with projects, and sometimes he is around when I need the buckets of flowers carried too.
I feel so blessed to be able to connect with so many thoughtful, generous, and appreciative people because of these beautiful flowers. I am often humbled by the amount of work and sore muscles it takes to get them to the point of going into our customers' hands. However, the beautiful sentiments & stories that go with each customers' need for a bouquet helps me feel connected to the good in this world just a little more. The whole journey to growing these flowers has blessed us.
Thanks for reading about our journey!