Serpentine Blooms Farm

Serpentine Blooms Farm A small family owned regenerative farm 💐

05/06/2026

A mystical addition has arrived in the hollow at Serpentine Blooms ✨
I’m so excited to share our new potion kits - perfect for little messy hands and muddy play, made from specially selected spray free non toxic flowers from our farm.
They are all natural, have beautiful colours, textures and shapes, powders that fizz and are ready to delight little minds in their mud kitchens and cubby houses.

A limited amount will be available this weekend at the 🧚‍♀️💫

I really hope they are as loved as much as I love them, my inner 7 year old had a ball dreaming these up, and I dearly hope to keep making them 🧪🔮✨

04/06/2026

Are you dreaming of a stunning cut flower garden you can walk out of the house and fill a vase with yourself? Grown by you, waving out your window happily every morning? Or maybe you have purchased our bright and happy blooms before and want to try your hand at growing some yourself?
You’re in luck- we will be at this Sunday with professional grade cut flower seeds, and seasonal seedlings - the actual stock we use to grow our flowers on our cut flower farm. Come and see us, have a chat, and pick yourself up a bargain- we will have some great specials on the day for those who pick up a few 💐
I cannot wait to meet you and answer all your flower questions! And remember - spring gardens are planted in winter 🌷🌼🌸♥️🧚‍♀️

If the flowers aren’t blooming, why not make some 🌸♥️ I had the loveliest morning with Leah from in Serpentine today le...
04/06/2026

If the flowers aren’t blooming, why not make some 🌸♥️ I had the loveliest morning with Leah from in Serpentine today learning how to make these beautiful felt flowers, and I think I’m now a little bit addicted… it was so much fun we went way over time, and I really could have stayed longer and kept going! I can see some experimenting and some felt bouquets on the horizon. If you haven’t already visited the restore space this is your sign, book yourself in for a workshop ♥️ it’s not only such a beautiful creative environment to be in, but it’s also so welcoming you’ll feel at home right away and come away having learned something new 🌼

20/05/2026

It’s time for us to slow down for the winter. This isn’t what I had planned, but you might remember a few months ago a late heatwave wiped out hundreds of my seedlings. Those seedlings were what I should have been picking at the moment, but alas- the weather had other plans.

So right now we have next to nothing actively blooming, so we are closed for custom orders for a little while. If we get a flush of blooms rest assured I will bring them to the markets and have them available for purchase.

This is one of those things that is an unfortunate reality of farming, an unexpected event that disrupts planting causes ripples into future months. Months of sowing growing planting and harvesting gone in a two day 46 degree wave.

In a world where we have convenience and everything is available “now” - growing your own food and flowers reminds you that isn’t actually how the world works, and maybe isn’t the best way of doing things anyway.

We appreciate things we need to wait for more.
Constant abundance makes everything seem… the same… nothing is special.

We actually do need a period of quiet as humans, time to recoup and recover after the harvest.

So while I’m sorry I don’t have an abundance of cool weather blooms to share with you - I’m grateful of this reminder to get back to the real world, and natures real rhythms.

I’ll see you at the markets, as a customer rather than a grower for a little while, and in a few weeks I will have an abundance of cut flower seedlings and seeds for you to purchase & grow yourself at the ♥️ see you there x

03/05/2026

🌸SOLD OUT 🌸 for the weekend of 10/5/26 (Mother’s Day) Thank you for your support- I truely love this community so much.

I will have a selection of posies and arrangements in vases available at the on Saturday for you to pick something nice for mum, but due to the change of seasons and a high level of orders I’ve had to close down pre orders for this weekend. ♥️

See you at the markets!

This week we lost one of the best. On Tuesday morning our Gruff went down, and no matter what I did wouldn’t get up. The...
01/05/2026

This week we lost one of the best.
On Tuesday morning our Gruff went down, and no matter what I did wouldn’t get up. The vet was called and I sat with him holding his head up and trying to get him to eat or drink, and trying to troubleshoot with other people with bulls for what could be wrong while waiting for the vet to arrive, praying there was something we could do.
The vet took bloods, ran tests and gave him antibiotics anti inflammatories and we started on IV fluids and minerals.

Every single test came back clear. No answers. No virus. No illness. No deficiencies. No toxicity. You’d think this was good news, but it meant there was nothing we could do. Just keep up the IV, roll him over every few hours and pray.
So that’s what I did. Three days of sitting in the paddock with this boy from dark to dark trying to make him comfortable, giving him scratches and trying to keep him alive in the hope that he would get back up again.

Unfortunately he didn’t make it.

The kids are devastated. I am devastated. My husband is devastated. There have been a lot of tears.

Some people say don’t have livestock if you’re going to get attached to them, or don’t name them. But that’s just not who we are. These cows are a part of the family, every animal has a purpose, and that purpose shouldn’t exclude them from having a happy life filled with affection, cuddles and companionship. Gruff’s purpose was to be our long term breeding bull and live a happy long life with us here, and the fact that he didn’t get that tears me up.

This wasn’t your normal standofish bull that you might think of as dangerous and to be avoided, this is a guy who was a little shy at first but loved when I gave him a brush and a scratch. He had favourite treats. He would find a spot close to a gate so the kids could sit with him and give him scratches. He would put himself under a sprinkler on a hot day, and would sleep in the sun on a cold one.

He was a sweet gentle teddy bear, and he is going to be sorely missed by every single one of us. Thank you to every one of our friends who helped us this week, we really needed you and you came through.

RIP Valterri “Gruff” (10/10/24- 29/4/26)

24/04/2026

The stock had a rough start to the season with the late heat waves we had through the start of autumn. I lost all but 5 of my Irish green bells and honestly I’ve been pretty worried if any stock would survive at all - but with the cool nights and moody days they’re starting to bloom, slowly but beautifully. Two in the shade house have come first, so now I’m all hopes and prayers that these whimsical beauties out in the flower rows make it too 💕🌸

23/04/2026

A tasty little secret is on its way from our farm to your garden… 🧄

We have a secret stash of seed garlic availabe for sale grown organically and spray-free in the rich soils of Manjimup, WA, and it’s the very same treasured stock we’ve tucked into the ground for this season’s crop.

Planting time for garlic in our area is NOW, and whispers are already spreading… most places have been sold out for months, so we don’t expect these will be available for long.

Each bulb is a small work of art with papery white skins wrapped around deep purple-red cloves, with the most delicious fragrance.

A limited offering, available at the Farm stall, and at the pop up market on Saturday at the natural circle. Once it’s gone, it’s gone…🧄✨

19/04/2026

This afternoon was pure magic ✨

I went along to a homemakers swap hosted by .soul and my heart is so full. Every single woman there brought something made, grown, or created with her own hands — and you could feel the love and intention in every exchange. From homegrown goodies to handmade treasures, and delicious preserves, it was such a beautiful reminder of the value of slow, thoughtful living.

But more than that, it was the connection. Being surrounded by like-minded women who care about creating, sharing, and supporting one another was just incredible. The conversations, the laughter, the warmth… it all felt so genuine and grounding.

There’s something really special about choosing local, handmade, and heartfelt over mass-produced — and today was a celebration of exactly that 🌼💕

I’m already counting down until the next one.

April on the farm 💕🌸
18/04/2026

April on the farm 💕🌸

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