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BRING NATURE'S BEAUTY INSIDE​

Do you enjoy having fresh flowers throughout your home?

I'm always looking to bring the outside in, and flowers are one way to do that!​ Flowers bring us joy and happiness, evoking memories of and gratitude for special moments and special people. Supporting local flowers allows you to celebrate nature's beauty in your home as well as create a warm feeling knowing you are supporting your very own community. Let fresh, local blooms uplift your spirits and enhance your home.

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WEEKLY FLOWERS:

Summer Bouquets and Honey at the Farm Stand

 

When:  Saturday, July 18 

(9 a.m.- 4 p.m. or until sold out)

What:  This weekend, the star of our bouquets will be my new love, lisianthus! These elegant blooms are also known as the "rose of summer"...with no thorns! You'll love their delicate blooms, unique colors, and long vase life.

 

If you love fresh, cottage style flowers grown right in your own community (no sprays, no artificial colors, no chemicals), you're in luck!

Where: Our Farm Stand is located at 6126 Mayport Rd., Julian (off Coble Ch. Rd.) - gravel road, first house on the right!  Our stand will be located at the end of our driveway on the right, tucked into some trees. You may not see it at first, but just park along the side of the road (not busy!), and you'll see it!

Other Details: Self-service / Venmo, Cash (exact change), or Check

Wrapped Bouquets:

Sm. ~ $20 

Lg. ~ $30

Honey:

$14/lb.

(coming soon)

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Custom Orders

Need something beautiful for a special event or occasion? We offer custom made arrangements, bouquets, and buckets of blooms throughout the week. We'd love to create something unique and special...just for you! Message me or shop below!

SERVICES

  • Custom Orders

  • D.I.Y Flower/Foliage Buckets

  • A La Carte Wedding Options

  • Monthly Subscription Service

  • Flower Stand

  • Fresh and Dried Floral Classes

  • Seasonal Products 

Current Seasonal Offerings

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