Bountiful Blooms Farm

10/16/2026

I know it’s controversial nowadays to starting talking about the holidays early but here’s what people don’t see…

We gotta plan ahead! We need to set the dates, order the supplies before they’re gone, make the event magical, make sure we have enough help to pull it off, and then sell the tickets!

I’m not trying to rush anyone but it’s the reality of the situation.

This year I currently have 3 sessions for whichever experience you’d be interested.

I was invited by the Spencer county extension office to teach and the Bulleit Distilling Co Visitor Experience .

Dates 11/28 12/5 12/12

10/15/2026

Your spring bouquets start now. Mhm. That’s right. We plant now to harvest next year 🤯 sounds crazy but it’s not.

There’s two groups of flowers. Ones that love heat and the others that require cold. The spring blooming ones are the latter.

Spring and fall are some of our busier seasons. Between bed prep, planting, harvesting we also need to sell the flowers to keep doing what we are doing.

Im looking forward to our bouquet subscriptions. And growing specifically for drying and wreath making.

So many things in the process… but we gotta be patient

10/14/2026

Crazy how quickly things can change in just a matter of months. Plus yall already know how time goes when you get older too. Shew.

First year planting in this new area. We even got the tubers in the ground wayyy late.

Now we are about ready to label each one, chop ‘em, dig ‘em, divide ‘em and put them into storage until next year.

I’ll share more in that process as we go through it. And hopefully we will have a tuber sale next year so you can grow some beautiful dahlias too !

10/13/2026

I’m always amazing that these little plants will turn into future bouquets for you !!

Finally finished planting my first round of fall planted flowers to harvest bouquets come spring.

I planted sweet William, campanula, feverfew, Larkspur, delphinium, and we also have some perennial yarrow, that I’m hoping will come back beautifully.

Then in February I have SOOO many Lisianthus in que to get planted (and other pretty stuff!).

10/13/2026

I’m not even trying to be THAT way but I kinda need to….

Do we want my custom wreath this year?? They are all made with fragrant fresh greenery. So much more unique and beautiful than anything you might dig out of a box from storage.

Perfect as gifts. And make the best greeting for guests this holiday season.

They are a hefty amount to work as I hand wire each one individually.

If you’re interested let me know in the comments because I need to secure the greenery soon!

They’d range from $75-$100

10/12/2026

I’ve got nine little campanula champion rose plugs. I didn’t have room where I’m planting if anyone is interested in them. I can sell them for $10 if you’re able to pickup this week. Message me.

10/12/2026

Never in my wildest dreams would I have pictured me where I am today. But thank God all the roads I traveled on lead me to where I am. How blessed am I?

10/12/2026

10/11/2026

Literally down to my last hot glue stick lol. Made soooo many of these little cuties. I had a blast making them.

After I got the kids cleaned up last night, I bundled up new forever flowers and lavender bundles. I hope you guys like the new way I wrapped them. I think they look so good!

The dried flowers have been moving like crazy and I’ve already started planted more flowers specifically for drying… I’m hoping to make dried wreaths next year bc I LOVE doing crafty things like that.

Anywho… FARM CRAWL DAY TWO!!

Restocked and ready for yall again! Let’s hope the rain and wind behave 🙏🏻💐 Opening at 10-6!

10/10/2026

This has literally been the funniest project ever. Converting this unused little side porch or my “grill porch” into my very own flower shop has been wonderful.

Might put a little ring camera or something by the window if people need help out there.

We have so many awesome gifts out there if you need something for this weekend.

Stop by!! Fresh flowers, dried flowers and cutie patootie pumpkins!!