In Bloom Flower Farm

Name: In Bloom Flower Farm
Address: 160 Soards Road, Georgetown, KY, 40324, US
Telephone: +18593337640
Rating: 4.5

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In Bloom Flower Farm

In Bloom is a specialty cut flower farm. We also offer bulbs and bare roots for shipping.

We are not open to the public, but you can order order our fresh cut bouquets for delivery or attend one of our growing workshops.

09/17/2025

We have let all of our other flowers go for the season to keep watering our dahlias. The grass is gone and most of the landscape is burnt to a crisp.

We have nurtured these plants since April and they are finally starting to bloom 😍

Order a weekly subscription for 4 weeks or a single delivery before their short season comes to a close.

Delivery available to Lexington and Georgetown. Pickup is also available at both locations.

07/24/2025

Lisianthus bouquet sale 2 for $20. Find them in Lexington at The Willow and in Richmond at Olive You Boutique. Buy a few a make a giant arrangement! 💐

07/03/2025

The dahlia and lisianthus season is slowly beginning.

Our weekly bouquet subscriptions and daily bouquet deliveries will start next week!

Place your orders online for pickup or delivery to Lexington and Georgetown.

We have two pickup locations:

The Willow
825 National Ave.
Lexington, KY 40502

160 Soards Rd
Georgetown, KY 40324

The Willow will also have petite dahlia bouquets available every day starting July 9.

We can’t wait for you to see these beauties!!

06/12/2025

Garden grown and harvested right here on our farm. They don’t get fresher than that!

Find our flowers every week:
The Willow
825 National Ave.
Lexington KY

We also offer delivery to Lexington and Georgetown.

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06/07/2025

The June garden has a beautiful mix of spring flowers that start to fade as soon as it gets hot. Many people call these “wild flowers.”

They do have a wild natural look to them.

Most are planted in the fall and late winter. These were never covered with frost cloth or grown under a tunnel. They naturally bloom in mid May thru June, around the same time as Peonies begin and Roses have their first flush.

We will have them for a few more weeks. 💐

Then it’s time for LISIANTHUS and DAHLIAS!

03/05/2025

Weekly Bouquets will begin in April 💐
Don’t miss out on our Spring sign up! There are a limited number of deliveries available to Lexington and Georgetown.

Visit our website for details.
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01/09/2025

Dahlia Flower Feature: ‘Oreti Adele’

The bloom size is 4-6” and looks best when harvested after opening.

This was our first dahlia to bloom in 2024. I love the golden details toward the center. These photos were taken in early July. Including Poppy swimming on the same day. She needed a break from the heat too 🥵

Our summer started out warmer than usual. Even though I pinched all our plants back earlier, I cut them back again at the end of June before they bloomed to keep them healthy in the heat. They also were under a 30% shade cloth for most of July.

Most of our dahlias are held back from blooming until the end of August. The others who can handle the heat start blooming mid July.

This one isn’t a fan of the high temps. I’m still gonna grow her, but maybe find a nice spot with afternoon shade this year with similar sized dahlias. I planted her next to a very tall dahlia - ‘Roque Starburst’ last season, the size was a little large for a next door neighbor.

I make notes all season about each plant, but it’s nice to have a notebook handy while diving tubers. I always have ideas while my hands are busy and I’m focused on something else.

01/03/2025

Took a break from tuber diving today to prepare for an ice storm 🥶

After the storm, our temps are supposed to drop below zero at night. This is not an average winter low temperature for us.

Here is how I’m preparing:

I brought in any hoses that we were still using outside.

Greenhouse hoses disconnected. The houses are not heated. Secured all the spots cold air would be sneaking in.

I brought in old bath towels and rugs to the cooler shed. It has a space heater, but the power could go out, so I’m ready to cover all the dahlia tuber crates just in case. The rest of the dahlias are already potted and are waking up to be propagated. They are in the workshop which is heated, but not well insulated. I’ll add more space heaters around and add towels and cloths to the windows tomorrow.

I have lots of potted pansies and they went into the shed. They will be fine without sunshine for several days.

All rose pots went into the greenhouse under tables.

Added mounds of mulch to the base of all the roses outside. This took awhile 😅 The canes may not survive, but the bases should be fine.

The storm is expected Sunday, so I have tomorrow to cover the greenhouse beds with frost cloth and get the workshop secure.

I’ll make a few videos tomorrow to show how I covered the roses.

Sitting warm by the fire now. Making lists for tomorrow.

How do you prepare for ice storms in your garden?

Photo: Large dahlia bouquet from October

01/02/2025

Time for the great divide!

Each year I approach this a little differently.

This time I divided half of the clumps when I dug them up. I was a little ruthless with who made the cut and who might not be viable. It was easy to work quickly because I could see the eyes pretty well.

We didn’t get a killing frost until after Thanksgiving so I had some extra time.

Here were the steps:

I cut down 2 rows at a time. (They are 25 ft long beds)

Did not water them. (It also didn’t rain much at the beginning of the month)

Waited a week and then gently lifted them out of the dry soil.

That was much different from years past when I was digging in the mud. The dry soil didn’t need to be sprayed with as much water, instead I mostly brushed it off.

I kept them in a shady spot outside and divided them all. I didn’t move on to the next bed until they were finished.

I let them dry outside over night with a light cloth over them.

Then they were stored in the cooler at 45 degrees in crates filled with wood chips (animal bedding).

The rest of my tubers had to be lifted, washed, relabeled and allowed to dry indoors. By this time, it was raining and the muddy clumps took too long to wash, so I didn’t have time to divide them.

Now, those are either going to be propagated in my workshop under grow lights or divided and held in the cooler which now has a heater on since it’s well below freezing at night. 🥶

Good luck to all of you who are hunched over growing their neck lumps for the next few months! Don’t forget to stretch. 😉

12/13/2024

Don’t miss out on our Spring 2025 Bouquet Subscription 💐

Digital and hard copy gift cards are available too!

Bouquets are available for delivery and pickup in Lexington and Georgetown. They come in 2 sizes.
Prices start at $120

The season begins April 3, 2025. 4 and 8 week subscriptions plus our gift cards can be found on our website. Inbloomcutflowers.com

11/30/2024

Spring bouquets are on their way!

Pre-Order a spring bouquet subscription now for a holiday gift. FREE DELIVERY to Lexington and Georgetown this week only.

Visit our website to purchase.
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11/22/2024

Digging our last row of tubers this weekend. Somehow the cafes kept blooming even through the snow shower we got yesterday.

I will cut them back today and dig tomorrow or Sunday when the sun is out.

In the meantime, planting tulips, daffodils and peony roots. They don’t mind the cold at all 😉

Cant wait to be inside by the fire getting our Thanksgiving menu ready!

Address

160 Soards Road
Georgetown, KY
40324

Telephone

+18593337640

Website

http://www.inbloomcutflowers.com/

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