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We provide flowers for our community all grown on our family farm in Springfield NE. U-picks coming in 2026!

Our repurposed grain bin turned into self-serve farmstand, AKA The Bloom Bin, is our hub for all things flowers & locally made & grown goods.

10/14/2026

Did you know irises can bloom again in the fall? Me neither. Turns out only a few varieties do, and apparently I have one of them 🤷‍♀️

If you need a final flower fix before cold weather kicks in, keep an eye out on here or you can get notified via email when I have more bouquets available on my website!

10/02/2026

My last bucket order went out for the year! ✔️🥳

A giant thank you to Chick-fil-A Papillion for another season of weekly orders & to WimBro Farms for helping me fill this final one. Beyond grateful for both of you!

And thank you to everyone who ordered DIY buckets this year- custom colors or farmer's choice, big or small! I love seeing my flowers end up at weddings, showers, reunions & so many other events!

While I'm done with bulk bucket orders for the year, I'm hoping the heirloom mums will finally bloom soon with this week of sunshine coming up, and I'll be able to put a few bouquets together. TBD, as always 😜

09/10/2026

You could have flowers like this on your kitchen table this weekend! Order through my website to reserve yours 🩷

If you are interested in a bucket, or any flowers between now & mid October, let me know asap! Many of the plants are done for the season, but we have some exciting new heirloom mums just about to bloom. We are definitely slowing down for the year, but not quite finished yet!

08/28/2026

If you've ever wondered 435 stems looks like, this is it! I had two large orders go out today & absolutely could not have done it without help from WimBro Farms & Kelly (a dahlia guru) 🙏

No flowers available the rest of this weekend while we take a little rest 😴

08/19/2026

"Mom I can hold the flowers for you if you want" so glad to have one little helper still with me half the day 🤗

08/10/2026

Oh hey. If you ended up with some of this lovely snow on the mountain in your bouquet last night, there's a few things you should know. Like soooo many flowers, it's "poisonous". If you feel like eating it, don't. If you rip off a leaf, you'll see a milky sap come out- it may irritate your skin, or not at all. When I cut these stems I burn all the ends with a torch to stop the sap from coming out. This is new to me this year but I've found it has a great vase life, so you shouldn't need to trim the stems, but if you really want to- I suggest re-burning the ends with a torch or dipping it into boiling water & washing your hands.

TLDR: Don't eat it.
The More You Know 🌈

08/09/2026

Shop from three local flower farms, all in one place today!
Love Letters Flower Farm
WimBro Farms
Sunday 8/9
5-8pm
Mini Market

08/04/2026

I'm trying something a little different at our Mini Market this Sunday! My friends WimBro Farms & Love Letters Flower Farm will be bringing their own $25 bouquets so you can support three local flower farms, all in one place! We each do things a little differently & have our own styles, but we all put so much love & care into bringing you the freshest flowers.

All flower purchases will be checked out & paid for at the Bloom Bin as usual, but each bouquet will be wrapped & stamped or stickered by each farm so you can get a sense of each farms style.

Don't forget to shop our other local vendors as well! More info on the event page or my website!

📍Mini Market at Blooms on Buffalo
🗓 Sunday, August 9th
⏰️ 5-8pm

08/02/2026

ONE week away already!! 💐 🛍 🍞 🥤📿👜

Address

Springfield, NE
68059

Website

http://www.bloomsonbuffalo.com/

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