Flowerwell

Thoroughly enjoying spring crops this year, some of these sweet pea stems hit 15”!!

We put the wrap on planting our dahlias this week (!!!!) and I’m only 8,000 emails behind but hey, look at these amazing poppies we are growing (advance thank you for your patience 🙏🌈)

Porcelain ranunculus are a variety favorite. They are truly the tallest variety we have ever grown and their color depth is unreal. Our Chamallow variety was cancelled this year (😑) but these are an amazing blush sub. The outer edge is brighter but when they open it’s ballet slipper blush all day long. Florists- we have some to space this week! Send us an email.

I curse ranunculus every spring. They are just pissy, and battling their fungus and disease issues is quite literally defeating (tunnel growing for ya). But then they look like this and all is forgiven

*I will not hoard*
*I will not hoard*
*I will not hoard*
(But I might)

Stop and smell the flowers this week my friends, they are gift, to all the mothers, and all the others. Grateful for the gifts that forever surround us if we take the moments to enjoy them

It feels more like fall here than spring so far, but all the spring treasures are beginning to appear
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For Grace

No tulips for us this year. Since our sweet dog Maple passed on, the deer have come for our tulips like no tomorrow. She really did wonders keeping them away. All 5,000 munched. I hope that makes all of my fellow gardeners and growers less alone when something inevitably eats something you dearly love. But hey, look at these ranunculus!

First harvest if the year, heading off to our friends at

First harvest of the year , sharing with our friends at