Bellingham Flower Farm

Join us on the farm Saturday, October 24 from 10-2 for our fall bulb sale. We will have Italian ranunculus, speciality peony tulips, anemones and more. These are bulbs you can’t find or buy in a store. They are the exact varieties we grow on our farm. Come pick out some bulbs to plant this fall and you will a flourishing spring garden.

Whether it’s pumpkins spice, cozy sweaters or crisp morning walks; we are here for it. Welcome fall🍁

I see you! The person who stops at the farmstand. The couple who trusts us with their wedding flowers. The florist who chooses flowers grown right here in Whatcom county. The neighbor who comes to farm events. The person who follows along, shares a post, sends a friend our way, or simply cheers us on afar.
We see you, too
Being rooted our community means so much more to us than simply being a local business. It means knowing the people who support us. Building relationships with other local growers and small businesses. Growing flowers here, for the people. Showing up season after season and being part of the place we call home.
Bellingham Flower Farm isn’t just a name. It’s the fields we work in, the flowers we grow, the people we’ve met along the way, and the community that has helped this little farm become what it is today.
We are incredibly grateful for every person who chooses to support local, shop small, and keep their dollars close to home.
Thank you for seeing us. We see you. And we’re proud to be rooted here.

Amber Morrison: Bellingham Flower Farm - My Bellingham Now Since 2019, Bellingham Flower Farm has grown their operations on a farm in Everson, offering blooms as well as events for community members to be amongst the flowers.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you! Yesterday’s Bellingham Dahlia Festival blew us away. The attendance was far greater than we ever could have expected. Thank you for supporting our local vendors, having lunch with Juanita's and jamming with Silent Cowboy Band.
Our u-pick was more popular than we anticipated. Within the first hour the u-pick field had been cut. We had to close u-pick tickets, because there simply wasn’t anything left. When we recommended showing up early, you really did! We are sorry to those who wanted to u-pick and were unable to. We are planning a larger u-pick field and prepaid tickets next year so folks can plan their day. Thanks for growing along side us in this first year. We learned a lot and also felt the love of this amazing community we get to be a part of.
❤️ Bellingham Flower Farm

The cell biologist in me could take us down quite the rabbit hole, but let’s break it down in a way that actually makes sense. A chimera contains two or more genetically distinct types of cells growing side-by-side. This occurs due to a spontaneous genetic mutation often triggered by transposons(jumping genes) that alter pigment production in specific tissue layers. For this one, the expression in half the cells is orange and the other pink giving a 50/50 appearance to the flower.

Dahlias have 8 sets of chromosomes unlike humans that have 2 sets. This makes their genetics more complex with greater instability. It’s random and not likely reproducible so we enjoy these little treasures whenever they appear.

Just under 2 weeks away! Join us for an unforgettable day with live music, food trucks, bouquet workshops, upick, vendors and more. Tickets are only $10 until Aug 28th. Don’t miss out on opportunity to visit the farm and experience fields of flowers.