Woven Roots

Agricultural business growing flowers and providing sheep shearing services in Maryland

10/04/2026

Amaranthus season is here in full over here. No one pays much mind to this crop compared to the big juicy blooms of the main growing season. This textured, draping, rope-like seed/flower-head-thing will remain a mainstay in my crop plans going forward.

09/19/2026

Taking the next few weekends off from Porch Sales and will return first Saturday in October. In the meantime, go get your flowers and all the other amazing growers at the 32nd St Waverly Market! Plus the Baltimore Book Fest this weekend! 📖

In this time off, we’ll be taking a much needed out of town break to Montreal and begin to layout space for a high tunnel build.

09/14/2026

Marigolds at armpit level 📏 buds are about to pop, just in time for October festivities. Can’t wait to share the bounty with you!

09/05/2026

Love seeing my blooms out in the world! Grateful for The W**e Source as a partner since I started my flower operation. They sell out consistently within a weekend! Next time you need a restock or pickup a party gift, consider this cooperatively owned business!

09/02/2026

I kind of regret not growing any sunflowers this year. These late summer sunchokes blooms are filling the void in my heart.
🌼
Sunchokes (or Jerusalem artichokes…not an artichoke at all) are a dual purpose crop for me. We get cheery blooms on long stems AND edible roots similar to a potato. They are native to the US often present in indigenous cuisines. And the flowers feed native birds and bees.
🐝
If you want to grow your own, just plant the edible root directly in the ground a few inches, no special treatment. Be careful where you plant—they get very tall and spread rapidly, giving you sunchokes for life 🙃

08/19/2026

💛 Not flowers, but a reminder to go support farmers this week at your local farmers market 👨‍🌾
Outside of growing flowers I manage a small veg non-profit farm in Baltimore City. It been hot, humid, stormy, and exhausting this month, which is not unusual for this time of year. But it’s also the time of year in which farmers of small-scale operations start to burn-out and question our “why.” So go support local growers this season to remind them of “why” they should keep going 💛

08/11/2026

Fall event season is upon us! Are you DIYing an event this season? Maybe a back to school gathering, small wedding, baby shower, staff/volunteer appreciation….the reasons to celebrate go on. Or maybe you just want to treat your self or start a new flower arranging hobby. Reach out about my bulk bucket offerings available through early November. Every stem is hand picked, grown without chemicals, and safe for pets 🐱 Free pick up available in Baltimore City and Carroll County Maryland.

08/08/2026

I love when blooms start to match the sunsets 🌅 this is really just another strawflower appreciation post.

08/03/2026

A little late-summer update… we’ve had weirdly tolerable temperatures the last two weeks. It’s been a gift, but not without Maryland’s humid hug of summer. We knocked out nearly 1,000 seedling plantings this weekend with the looming sky of torrential afternoon storms. The clouds unleashed and we were soaked. We took a break feeling slightly chilled despite the warm air. Then pressed on after the worst of it passed.

Hoping y’all enjoy the abundance of amaranth, marigold, and zinnia coming our way later this summer and fall 🌾

06/25/2026

For someone who grows flowers, I don’t take much time to enjoy them in my own spaces. I should do it more often 🌞

Address

Baltimore, MD

Website

http://Wovenroots.squarespace.com/, https://linktr.ee/wovenrootsfiberflo

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Woven Roots posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Woven Roots:

Want your business to be the top-listed event planning service in Baltimore?