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🌼 Micro Flower Farm; healing the earth and bringing joy, love, and kindness to my part of the world.

16/05/2025

This is your reminder that teapots are adorably perfect vessels for low arrangements and flowers with heavy heads.

I like big blooms, and I cannot lie. IYKYK 😂

15/05/2025

Soaking up the goodness of my cottage garden before I say goodbye to it in a few short weeks.

For those that don’t know, I’m in the process of moving which is why you don’t see me at the farmers market or offering subscriptions or pop ups. (I did finally get my summer and fall garden started at my parents so fingers crossed I have beautiful zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers and dahlias later this year!) 🪏🌻🌸

Some plants I am moving with me but some cannot be moved (like the lovely Baptisia sticking out the the top. Its long tap root makes it unsuitable for transplanting).

Also my David Austin roses I had been slowly collecting. 😩

Life can be unpredictable sometimes, just like nature. Yet there are always beautiful surprises to be found if you look for them.

May your life be filled with beautiful surprises, my friends. And may your eyes and hearts be open to seeing them. 💕

04/10/2024

Well that’s adorable! Mug “Boo”quet 👻🌸🧡

27/09/2024

Late dahlia harvest yesterday evening before the storms come to rip them apart.

Might be the last one depending on what damage this storms does. 🌩️🌸

22/09/2024

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I had planned to make and bring botanical pumpkins to the market but life doesn’t always go as planned!

I made these botanical pumpkins last year and it was such a fun way to meld the end of summer flowers with the fall aesthetic.

How much fun would it be to make them together?! Don’t worry, I’ll show you what to do (and what not to do; I may have made a few mistakes my first time doing these 😬)

The ones that I sealed well and kept moisture free are still looking so pretty. (Pro tip: do not put them underneath your hanging plants… when you water them it drips 💧) See? Always looking out for you 🤣

I’m calling Monday to check out possible locations to host and am looking at the weekend of October 12th/13th.

Let me know in the comments if you would want to join and if Saturday or Sunday and morning or afternoon/evening works best for you!

🌸🎃 🌸🎃 🌸🎃 🌸🎃 🌸🎃 🌸🎃 🌸

20/09/2024

Hello Friends.

I wanted to let you all know that I am officially done at the Farmers Market. I am so grateful to everyone who cheered me on, became a friend, and supported my mini flower farm this season! 🫶🏻

Bouquet subscribers will be picking up from my house until their subscription is over.

I do not know what is next in this journey, but I know that I am listening to my heart and the community and, most importantly, my kids and their needs.

I also know that while this season may be ending, my journey is not over! I hope you come along for the ride because it’s going to be MAGIC. Even if it has to be done in little steps and changing directions. ☺️

I will send out any news on what’s coming via my email list. I hope you sign up and join me. I don’t spam! Scouts honor.

I have cherished every single interaction I’ve had, and the community that is growing. May we all continue to grow together and remember to lean on each other when we need too. A flower cannot grow in a vacuum, it needs support from the ground, the sun, the rain, the pollinators. Even the winters cold is necessary to provide “cold stratification” so the seeds sprout in the spring. Many flowers grow in clumps so they can lean against each other for support. We cannot grow in a vacuum either, so remember that the next time you need support.

Here’s to helping each other bloom, my friends. 🌸

Stephanie (& Maddie, Taylor and Lillie💗)

P.S. a QR code to sign up for my email is in the comments to make it easy peasy.

14/09/2024

Look at the colors of these new zinnia varieties that are just starting to bloom out!

13/09/2024

I am obsessed with the color gradient on these. 😍

10/09/2024

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