Tag: Flower Farm

Snow on the Hill

Beth Published: Categories: Local Flowers · paperwhites · Winter

For the first time in a while, we got a significant December snow. It’s also been one of the coldest Decembers recorded. The below normal temps have sent my planned…

Purple, Gold, and finally Dahlias

Beth Published: Categories: Fall · Local Flowers

September marks the slow wind-down of summer, accented with a burst of color. The bright golds, purples, and oranges are for the pollinators. They signal refueling stations for migratory insects,…

Blanket Protection

Beth Published: Categories: Local Flowers · paperwhites · Winter

I love snow. Not only is it fun and pretty, but it’s also beneficial to the fall-planted seedlings and seeds. Snow keeps a “winter blanket” on the beds, protecting the…

Last Blooms

Beth Published: Categories: Fall · filler foilage · Local Flowers · no till · Willow

It was mid November when I harvested my last Eucalyptus. We had a few light frosts. The mini “trees” that Eucalyptus grow to be can handle temperatures into the 20’s.…

Time to Plant

Beth Published: Categories: farmers market · Local Flowers · peony · Spring

In May, it’s planting season for cosmos and zinnia seedlings, with nighttime temperatures consistently above 55°F. Beds are prepped using tarps and organic fertilizers in a no-till process. Peony season brings vibrant blooms, and various events and markets are announced for the community to enjoy flowers and activities.