IndieGrow Flower Farm

IndieGrow Flower Farm Fresh cut flower farm in the heart of Leelanau County providing seasonal blooms and designs.

We’re an award winning floral design studio run by a Master Gardener with a passion for all things botanical including permaculture, cut flowers and herbalism.

Ok, I just shared this one to my stories, but let’s be real, she needs to be on the grid. Such a joy and honor designing...
09/25/2025

Ok, I just shared this one to my stories, but let’s be real, she needs to be on the grid. Such a joy and honor designing for these two amazing humans ♥️
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Ok, ok, I’m a little obsessed. Harvesting these beauties at sunset. Does it get any better? I’ve tried to grow these bab...
09/18/2025

Ok, ok, I’m a little obsessed. Harvesting these beauties at sunset. Does it get any better? I’ve tried to grow these babes a few times and I never seem to get a good crop. This year was the year. I planted them late, but they are HAPPY. Apricotta Cosmos. My oh my.
It’s been a weird year for growing, or maybe that’s just the new norm. Every year has been so different and each year some things grow so easily while others just struggle. My first two years growing dahlias they were amazing. The past few years, not so amazing. I’m not sure what was up with this season but I successfully grew three of my faves that I had almost given up on—this beauty, jewels of Opar and annual phlox. The lisis grew taller than they ever have for me before, the marigolds are still taking their time, the celosia is off the charts, and the ageratum has been pretty consistently good. Some of the dahlias are taking off, others still don’t have buds. That one has me stumped, but, I’m grateful for the ones that are showing up.
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If you got bored of my cosmos shoot, keep scrolling, there’s other blooms too, I just couldn’t help myself.

More fleurs 🌸
09/16/2025

More fleurs 🌸

I took a lot of pics in the field tonight, but this little fluffy face had me like 😍😍😍 it’s been a good season for cosmo...
09/16/2025

I took a lot of pics in the field tonight, but this little fluffy face had me like 😍😍😍 it’s been a good season for cosmos. As usual, I tell each one it’s my favorite—I may have told this one a few times. Isn’t she a beaut??!

For our 1000th post I was going to reintroduce the face behind the account, but it’s my favorite time in the field, so l...
09/04/2025

For our 1000th post I was going to reintroduce the face behind the account, but it’s my favorite time in the field, so let’s reintroduce her instead. Check it out—the IndieGrow field, end of summer 2025. The layers, textures and colors run through my mind all winter long, so finally seeing it at its peak brings me a joy I can’t quite explain. I plot and plan, and then change everything a few times throughout winter. When spring hits, some things go as planned, and sometimes we have to pivot. With a lot of love and care through June and July, things suddenly jump and thrive in August. And voila!

Post 999I definitely need to start sharing more of the weddings we do. We’ve worked with some of the BEST couples and th...
08/14/2025

Post 999
I definitely need to start sharing more of the weddings we do. We’ve worked with some of the BEST couples and their families over the years. Some of the best planners, photographers, and all the other vendors it takes to create such dream days. Here’s a fave captured by where we worked with .gatherings in Petoskey. So much fun!

Between all that weeding and harvesting I’ve been designing bouquets here in our studio and doing some free lancing this...
08/13/2025

Between all that weeding and harvesting I’ve been designing bouquets here in our studio and doing some free lancing this summer, assisting some amazing designers I’ve followed for quite awhile here on IG. It’s been quite the experience following their journeys, admiring their work from afar and then finally meeting them and assisting them in executing their own amazing designs. This floral world is filled with some of the best people and I’m so glad this space has brought us together.
Sometimes we work with brides who have been planning for years and sometimes it’s a last minute text. Either way, if I can help, I’m happy to. Here’s some flowers from our field that got to go to the party over the weekend.

Out weeding again last night and every time I stood up these areas took my breath away. They’re finally what I’ve been d...
08/12/2025

Out weeding again last night and every time I stood up these areas took my breath away. They’re finally what I’ve been dreaming of. Natural gardens that shift and shape them selves and blend organically with the meadow around them, but there’s more texture, more color and it’s so inviting it distracts every time I see it. You can’t even tell my Luna girl dug a whole in the first one—she’s always after those ground squirrels, but never gets them. The second and third are my wild gardens of fennel, tansy, bee balm, and hollyhocks. It’s hard to tell, but they’re all much taller than me, and again every time I stand up I’m speechless from their beauty, height, depth and color. The ground is covered in chocolate mint, there’s globe thistle, astrantia, and echinacea poking through. There’s some phlox and dots of queen annes lace throughout. The crocosmia has finished, but their seed heads are still worth leaving. The autumn Japanese anemone is starting to bud up and the goldenrod is about to pop telling me to soak up every minute I can get out here. As I’m down weeding I can hear the hummingbirds zipping in and out, the bumble bees buzzing from bloom to bloom and then stand to see monarch after monarch fluttering around. This is August.

Little snippets from my time in the field this evening. Annuals are finally starting to kick in, dahlias are slowly star...
08/11/2025

Little snippets from my time in the field this evening. Annuals are finally starting to kick in, dahlias are slowly starting to show up, and my bird friends joined me just before the sun went down. Trying to get this place in tip top shape for a small ceremony in a couple of weeks. My beautiful cousin and her fiancé are planning to exchange their vows amongst the flowers and I’m honored to have them out here. Still more weeds to pull, the heat has made that part almost unbearable, but we’re getting there. Stay tuned, it’s starting to get real pretty out there.

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