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✨DAHLIA TUBER SALE IS OPEN ! ✨ It is an exciting day! Our Dahlia Tuber Sale is officially open! We're bursting with excitement as we wrap up an amazing Dahlia season, yielding a plethora of happy tubers that we can't wait to share with you (seriou
Our dahlia tuber sale opens this Saturday, 3/30/24, and to celebrate, we are offering our biggest giveaway ever—30 dahlia tubers! We are giving away one of each of our varieties, even some we are not offering for sale! ✨Win one of each: Roc
It must be spring! The greenhouses are overflowing with seedlings, the birds are chirping, and we sat outside and ate dinner the other night. The last couple weeks have been a whirlwind of seed starting, helping Graham at the accounting office and
Normally, burgundy isn't my favorite color- especially in spring. There, I said it! 🫣 Except for one: burgundy sweet peas! Windsor has always performed exceptionally well for us in stem length, and its dramatic color is fun to pair with the black-c
A couple of months ago, we hinted at an exciting project we have been working on behind the scenes. We are elated because today is the day we finally get to share what that project is! We have been working with @bootstrapfarmer to bring fresh, infor
Feeling a little achy this morning from standing and dividing dahlias. This is the latest I've ever decided to push and tackle this task but it is also about the warmest I've been while doing it! It feels like Christmas again as I open each bin fill
Last fall, the day after breaking down our final wedding of the season, Graham and I packed up and headed to the Oregon coast. Our girls had already been there for the week with their grandparents camping, visiting with great-grandparents, and eati
I have a pattern that involves lisianthus and my husband's patience. Each winter after I sow the lisianthus seeds, at about the two to two-half-week mark, I find myself questioning. Worrying. Then, my husband reminded me that this happens every sea
Today, spring is in the air! The sun is shining brightly, the snow has melted and the greenhouses are quickly filling up with awakening seedlings. Along with being officially in the throes of seed starting, the beautiful weather is nudging me to ta
I snuck out into the muddy field this morning to see how the wintered-over ranunculus was fairing, and I felt it! The official start of the season! Where the sun is still up at 5:30 pm, the birds are talking again, and the branches are swollen with