BONUS: Bloom Recap 2025
Dear Farm Community -
A little walk down memory lane for our 2025 flower season ~ full of growth, color, and the usual healthy dose of chaos. Our flower crew of Alex, Bekah, Casey, Jackie, Carolyn, Phelan, and Sarah, worked through the insane springtime hustle, powered through the hot hot summertime harvests, and into the cool relaxed fall days, balancing harvesting, crop management, quality control, design, and the occasional existential flower crisis. This year brought some major milestones: our first substantial harvest of peonies (yippee!) and a record-setting amount of ranunculus. Zinnias continued their reign as reliable all-stars, marigolds outlasted us all into the fall, and our campanula was absolutely gorgeous and bursting….. sooooo many blooms!! We also celebrated our first big year for heirloom chrysanthemums, and we’re propagating cuttings to make next year even bigger. A huge shoutout to Three Porch Farm for sending us beautiful chrysanthemum seedlings and even a few extras of their favorites! Not everything went perfectly as you can imagine. Our sunflowers struggled thanks to persistent crows poaching the seeds out of the ground, our lavender planting mysteriously died, and our lisianthus decided not to produce at all. Despite improvement over last year, our dahlias still suffered from unpredictable weather. Despite it all, 2025 was still our biggest year for flowers yet! We’re regrouping, planting new lavender, cataloging our tubers, cleaning up our perennial beds, and already stepping into a stronger 2026 - we’ve already got some spring blooms, folks!
The flower crew powered through it all with a seltzer habit and a low-key emotional reliance on 2:00pm Diet Cokes. The farm landscape is evolving, and we’re excited to continue experimenting with new varieties and perennials. All in all, 2025 was a season of serious hustle, dreamy blooms, unhinged laughter, and lots of little treats. We can’t wait to see what the next year has in store!
We are so proud of the many beautiful varieties we grew in 2025 and are excited to share our Bloom Recap with you - a calendar of our flowers throughout the year! While growing seasons and flower availability can vary slightly each year, this guide offers a great reference for what to expect and when in years ahead (but expect some newcomers too!) A photo library with the varieties listed can also be found at the bottom of this post.
We hope you're already dreaming of all the blooms 2026 will bring! Read to the end to learn about our Flower CSA, an opportunity to deepen your connection to our farm and have a steady and affordable stream of incredible flowers in your life ❀♥❀
2026 Wholesale Flowers for Florists
We are now registering wholesale flower accounts for our 2026 season! If you would like to register as a wholesale buyer, please head to the link below, scroll to the “for the florists” section and read about our requirements. We highly recommend submitting your buyer application before the springtime rush!
2026 Flower CSA
Our CSA members get the best and brightest seasonal blooms of over 60 different varieties of flowers grown on our farm throughout the year. Celebrate classics like Tulips and Sunflowers, and discover a new favorites like Gladiolus, Campanula, Columbine, and more. Whether it’s a carefully arranged mixed bouquet, or a stunning bunch of the week’s best and brightest verity, we make sure to put special attention into our CSA bouquets. This flower CSA subscription is just $20 a week with 4 convenient pickup options or home delivery. Our 3-season and full spring flower CSA is now on sale. Our weekly-pay flower CSA goes on sale February 23rd, 2026!
DIY Buckets
Feeling inspired by this calendar? Have an event planned and loving what’s in season that month? Our DIY Flower buckets are a great way to get your hands on seasonal, high quality fresh cut flowers and foliage for any event. Perfect for weddings, baby showers, school events, sorority socials and more, we provide you the flowers and foliage for you to make your vision a reality! Head to the link below for more information and to reserve your flowers:
Photo Library
Curious about any of the flowers above? Click on the links to explore example images. Remember that we often grow several different colors of each flower variety - more than what is shown in the photos!
A: ageratum | agrostemma | amaranth | ammi | ammobium | anemone | anise
B: baby’s breath | bachelor buttons | baptisia | buplerum
C: campanula | celosia (feather, crested, plume) | clarkia | columbine | cosmos | craspedia | crimson clover
D: dacus | daffodil | dahlia (ball, pom pom, dinner plate, and so many varieties of each kind) | delphinium | dianthus | dill flower
E: eleagnus | eryngium | eucalyptus
H: holly | honeysuckle vine
L: larkspur | lavender | leek scapes | lisianthus
M: marigolds | mexican sage | mums (so many varieties!)
N: nasturtium | nigella
O: orlaya
P: peach branches | poppies
S: saponaria | scabiosa | snapdragons | statice | strawflower
T: tulips (so many varieties!)
Y: yarrow
Z: zinnias
We hope you’ll share our delight in these flowers - we take such pride and pleasure in sharing them with you.