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Grapes, Apples, and Peaches, oh my!
We are so excited to start planting our orchard in the spring of 2019.
Big things to come! Stay tuned to the blog to see our plans.

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Just a pretty dahlia with a concrete truck in the background... This is the start of our future barn/flower workshop! We will have so much more efficiency in the flower field with a barn near by. And, here’s the best part, it has a greenhouse attached to it! This space will also be available for future workshops and intimate events. Can’t wait to show you the end result!

#columbiamo
#missourigrown
#slowflowers

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I don’t spend a lot of time in the flower field in the evenings because, you know, kids want to play, dinner has to be put on the table(luckily my husband is the one in charge of this 🙌), kids need baths and, oh yea, all the bedtime routine stuff. But, getting out here in the evening has me seeing the garden in a whole new light, literally. There’s a different peace to it that you don’t experience in the mornings. A peace that’s like, “we’ve had a long day being beautiful, and now it’s time to rest.” The bugs, though.... #missourigrownflowers
#slowflowers
#mompreneur
#floretworkshop2019

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It might be fall, but it’s still summer time in this garden!

These beauties are going to some special ladies tomorrow who have one of the toughest jobs of all! Can you guess what that is?! And, Jacob’s repping our favorite softball team! Go @westminstersoftball!

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I’m honored that my brother-in-law and his fiancé chose me to provide the flowers for their wedding! This will be my first ever wedding and I’m beyond excited! Not only will I be providing the flowers and foliage from our farm, but I will also be designing.

I’m looking forward to going through the motions that our future DIY brides will experience because I will better be able to serve their needs. I want to be a resource for them, not just the flower farmer. If I can help make this process easier for them, then I will have done my job. As I go through this process, I will continue to update you on tips and tricks that I find helpful. I will then compile these into a useful guide for DIY brides that will be available on our website.

My first bit of advice would be to start practicing your arrangements and bouquets very early! I am a month out from G & E’s wedding and I began practicing making the bridal bouquet. I will practice every week until the big day! If you are a #diybride I would purchase flowers from the grocery store and begin practicing NOW! The sooner the better because you want to be confident and have your process down by the time your wedding week gets here. And, if you start practicing early and figure out it’s not for you, then you can always hire those amazing florists!

#missouriweddings
#columbiamo
#missourigrown

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I’ve been patiently waiting for my #dahlias to bloom, and they’re finally here! This one is a dreamy, creamy white, with the softest petals ever. And, this is just the start of them! Will definitely grow this again next year for our #diybrides!

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#floretworkshop2019
#slowflowers

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MY BOYS...have been sick for the past week, and today we all woke up without fevers! It’s been a tough week, but I think it’s made us appreciate our health even more. If there was a flower that describes how we feel today, it would definitely be sunflowers! 🌻🌞 #slowflowers
#grownnotflown
#flowerfarmer

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