Black Sheep Bloomery

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Buckhannon, WV, Flower Farmer/Florist: Veteran Owned; Seasonal Self-Serve Farmstand; Sustainable, Locally grown florals: Private U-picks On-Farm Workshops
CLOSED DUE TO LOSS OF CROP in 2026 FLOOD

Hello friends. Unfortunately, I’ve made the decision to permanently close Black Sheep Bloomery, LLC. Honestly, too much ...
08/04/2026

Hello friends.

Unfortunately, I’ve made the decision to permanently close Black Sheep Bloomery, LLC.

Honestly, too much heartache and loss for an expensive hobby.

Much love to all of my friends and family (you know who you are) new and old for supporting, visiting, encouraging, and enjoying the journey.

I’ll still be here loving flowers, but moving forward to new adventures.

💜

Hello friends. It’s been a minute because, well…life happens. 🫣Seems like just yesterday we were having our Solstice  Te...
07/12/2026

Hello friends. It’s been a minute because, well…life happens. 🫣
Seems like just yesterday we were having our Solstice Tea Gathering and now it’s mid-July!!!

But that’s exactly what happened. Our Solstice event was magical and so uplifting and quite frankly, an enchanting time at the Bloomery!

Then, vacation the next week with our granddaughter and family. We had a blast and it was full of laughs, swimming, sand castles and our inaugural roadtrip with our (new to us) RV! So many adventures ahead.

Back to the grind Monday, when my Mark called me confused, calling me asking me why our contractor was at our house and other odd things we had just talked about before I left for the gym.
A brief hospital stay, with tons of tests to rule out stroke, etc and we are back home.
Fast forward to today July 11 and Mark appears fully recovered, with more follow up appts coming and hopefully more answers.

Such a scary event to put into perspective what is truly important. 💜 He truly is one of a kind and the reason I am able to do what I love and grow these beautiful flowers.

With that said, I am behind and the flowers don’t care!

The flowers are blooming, rows need weeding, flowers need pinched & corralled, everything needs mulched and my next batch of seedlings need planted and so much more!

As a one woman show, taking a week off is difficult but make it 3 weeks and it’s damn near impossible.

But the flowers are here and ready to make you smile. 😊

So look for fresh flowers in the Flower House after Noon today, July 11th! But, ignore the messy fields and half-done decor.

Oh and if you like to get your hands dirty, come join me. Helpers are always welcome (comes with free tubers and flowers too 😉

Where do you think your last bouquet was grown?Did you assume your flowers come from a local florist or nearby farm?🚜🫪In...
06/17/2026

Where do you think your last bouquet was grown?

Did you assume your flowers come from a local florist or nearby farm?🚜

🫪In reality, most flowers sold in the United States are imported from overseas, with many traveling thousands of miles before reaching a vase.

In fact, Colombia supplies roughly 60% of the flowers sold in the U.S., and nearly 1 billion stems moved through Miami for Valentine’s Day this year alone.

Most of us never think about where our flowers come from.

We buy them to celebrate, comfort, congratulate, and connect.

But flowers have a story.

When you choose locally grown flowers, you’re supporting small businesses, local agriculture, and growers in your own community.

You’re also getting flowers that are often fresher, more seasonal, and varieties you won’t find in a grocery store bouquet.

Flowers are meant to help us feel connected.

Knowing where they’re grown is one more way to make that connection meaningful.

Have you ever asked where your flowers came from?

Our Bouquet Subscriptions enable you to give or receive flowers MULTIPLE times a year, with ONE upfront investment in our WV Farm.

Check out www.blacksheepbloomery.com to see our little slice of Heaven in West Virginia.

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Locally Grown, Buckhannon WV✔️Pesticide Free✔️Fragrance & Lasting Beauty✔️No Hassel , Weekly or Monthly Options ✔️
06/05/2026

Locally Grown, Buckhannon WV✔️
Pesticide Free✔️
Fragrance & Lasting Beauty✔️
No Hassel , Weekly or Monthly Options ✔️

Address

2881 Glady Fork Road
Buckhannon, WV
26201

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 7pm

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