Welcome to our native flower farm!

‍ You’ll find native plants & flowers for wildlife, gardens and your vase!

We are ‘scratch-made’ starting with what we have; a 220 year old old barn, potting bench, good friends & lots of moxie

We are small but mighty!

HOW DOES OUR FARM GROW?

  • Naturally without plastics or peat, no herbicides, pesticides or chemical fertilizers either!

  • Flower arrangements are 100% Earth friendly without foam, plastics or metal!

  • Harvesting seeds sustainably from native plants within 200 miles of our farm and supporting small farms growing non-GMO, heirloom & organic seeds.

What? No plastics pots??

That’s right. We use no plastics to grow plants or create beautiful flower arrangements for you!

Instead you’ll find young plants growing happily in Wool Pots on our nursery tables. Older plants are dug from our fields & gift wrapped in burlap or Kraft paper to go home with you.

Easy to plant & no pile of plastic pots in your garden shed!

SPRING 2026

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Native Blooms Box Spring 2026
Sale Price: $118.00 Original Price: $132.00
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20 Pack of Wool Pots
Sale Price: $19.95 Original Price: $22.00

UPCOMING EVENTS

Taking a Stand Against Plastics

Our goal is simple~ to be a 100% plastic-free nursery & flower farm by December 2026!

Over 3 billion plastic nursery containers are produced for the horticultural industry ever year. The majority are from virgin plastics, not recyclable and will never decompose.

Instead they end up in landfills, roadsides, waterways, the oceans and even piled high in your shed.

We believe we can all do better…for our farm, your gardens, wildlife & the Earth

At our farm & nursery you’ll find…

  • Plants ‘gift wrapped’ in burlap & paper tied with cotton ribbons.

  • Sowing & growing plants without plastics or peat

  • You’ll see wood trays & healthy field grown perennials

  • and for your seed sowing natural WOOL POTS!

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