Salt Farm Flowers

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Salt Farm Flowers We are your source for farm fresh, locally grown flowers. We specialize in cut flowers in a wide range of colors and textures, all sustainably grown.

Salt Farm Flowers is a family owned and operated seasonal cut flower farm—locally growing in coastal Maine. The mother and son team produce over 50 varieties of sustainably grown seasonal flowers and botanicals including (but not limited to) hydrangeas, dahlias, sunflowers, lisianthus, baby's breath and snapdragons. Who we work with
- Offer a la carte services including arrangements and buckets of flowers for the DIY bride and designers, event planners, and florists.
- We grow unique favorites and heirloom flowers to craft arrangements for your special event including weddings, anniversaries, and rehearsal dinners.
- Stop by our flower cart by the barn for a mason jar bouquet for that "just because" moment in your life. FAQ
We only use what we grow
We accept requests for specific types of flowers however we do not order through a third party vendor. If we aren't able to accommodate your request we are happy to refer you to another trusted vendor. Flower Buckets
- A two gallon bucket filled with a mix of flowers, foliage, and textural accents that gives you everything you need for your special event.
- You can get seven to ten quart jar arrangements per bucket (your mileage may vary dependent on arranging style)

Mixed color or specific palette by request
- We can compose a bucket of mixed colors or work within a specific color palette for an additional fee. Consulting
- Need help with your arrangement? Schedule some time to join us at the farm at least two weeks before your event for a how-to workshop.

Ground ceremony arrangements come in all sizes and colors! Individual requests help us shape the design. We love that th...
10/15/2026

Ground ceremony arrangements come in all sizes and colors! Individual requests help us shape the design. We love that they get repurposed in the reception area.

A sweet little flower crown that went out this week, reflecting what we are still cutting in the field. Seasonal florals...
10/13/2026

A sweet little flower crown that went out this week, reflecting what we are still cutting in the field. Seasonal florals at its best!

Early Sunday morning our field temperature gauge read 32 degrees! Yet nothing was frosted! We are grateful yet puzzled! ...
10/12/2026

Early Sunday morning our field temperature gauge read 32 degrees! Yet nothing was frosted! We are grateful yet puzzled! There was only the slightest wisp of breeze and the humidity was up but we have never experienced that low a temperature without frost.
We are in coastal Maine so there is a salt water bay that is a few hundred feet away. But I have no idea what was different this year from other ones.
(When 38 degrees gave us frost.)
For now - we are enjoying the fall moments and would love to hear if anyone else has had this happen.

Big or small, a wedding is a celebration of two people joining in a commitment of a life shared. Acadia Elopement Photog...
10/12/2026

Big or small, a wedding is a celebration of two people joining in a commitment of a life shared.
Acadia Elopement Photographer captured those moments for Allison and Evan and we were thrilled to be part of their celebration!

Today we discovered 3 praying mantis while cleaning up our peony beds! We relocated them so that they were safe. And lat...
10/09/2026

Today we discovered 3 praying mantis while cleaning up our peony beds! We relocated them so that they were safe. And later read that they lay their eggs in the fall.
We have never bought any but have noticed them every year in our field. Today was a record sighting for a single day.
They were doing their job, eating insects, while we did ours!

We sell sticks! Yes, colored stems of curly willow and greens of fantail. Yesterday we added to our rows to include more...
10/09/2026

We sell sticks! Yes, colored stems of curly willow and greens of fantail. Yesterday we added to our rows to include more fantail, curly willow and pink pussywillows. The best time to order for colored stems is soon since we wait until the leaves fall off (just easier for us). We have curly in stems of green, golden yellow and fire- orange red. We also have other deep red stems from dogwoods.
We love textural elements in our designs and grow most of what we use.

The faintest of rainbows after the showers today! Leaf color is here!!
10/08/2026

The faintest of rainbows after the showers today! Leaf color is here!!

We feel so fortunate today that the farm did not get frosted! It was all around us and we hovered at 38 degrees early mo...
10/07/2026

We feel so fortunate today that the farm did not get frosted! It was all around us and we hovered at 38 degrees early morning.
So the flower season continues and we are still cutting in the field. Yes, we know it is only a matter of time but happy that we can still flower someone’s special day.

We had a bridal bouquets galore last week! Seasonal flowers that we grew with sometimes subtle differences that were uni...
10/05/2026

We had a bridal bouquets galore last week! Seasonal flowers that we grew with sometimes subtle differences that were unique for each wedding and the bride’s request.
We are open to all weddings, big and small, it all depends on our availability. We are your local, sustainable source of flowers and textures!

Sizing up the new form we made for the driftwood arbor Sweet Pea's Cafe - fall vibes!
10/03/2026

Sizing up the new form we made for the driftwood arbor Sweet Pea's Cafe - fall vibes!

Address

1406 Bayside Road
Trenton, ME
04605

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(207) 852-1327

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