Spring Flowers: Lupine
A perennial flower that we grow on the farm, lupines add dimension to arrangements with their conical shape and beautiful colors. We are...
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Laura Morris
- May 15
Spring Flowers: Peony
The peony is a spring flower that is a welcome addition to any garden. They brighten any bouquet and have a great vase life when...
Laura Morris
- May 8
Spring Flowers: Feverfew
You can never have enough feverfew! Any other farmer florists feel that way? It's cheery yellow and white flowers can be incorporated...
Laura Morris
- May 1
Spring Flower: Orlaya
This post comes just in time as the orlaya has started to bloom! Orlaya is also known as White Lace flower and lives up to its name. It...
Laura Morris
- Apr 24
Spring Flowers: Pincushion
Like Bachelor Buttons, I started growing pincushion/scabiosa when I began learning about cool flowers. Scabiosa are a great addition to...
Laura Morris
- Apr 17
Spring Flowers: Bachelor Buttons
I am looking forward to having Bachelor Buttons bloom on the farm. These beauties fall into the category of light and airy and add...
Laura Morris
- Apr 10
Spring Flowers: Ranunculus
A true spring flower that flourishes in cool weather: ranunculus. For me, this beauty is the spring equivalent of the dahlia. It needs a...
Laura Morris
- Apr 3
Spring Flowers: Snapdragons
I love snapdragons. (Do I start every post proclaiming my love for the flower? Yes, yes I do). It's true, though. I have loved growing...
Laura Morris
- Mar 27
Spring Flowers: Tulips
While tulips can certainly fall under the category of winter flower, when grown without cold treatment, in the ground, and uncovered here...
Laura Morris
- Mar 20
Spring Flowers: Anemones
Happy Spring, everyone! It is an exciting week as we begin to fulfill our Spring Flower Subscription. On the farm, even with nights below...
Laura Morris
- Mar 13
Winter Flowers: Flowering Branches
Spring is a week away! While I have been waiting for spring, these flowering branches have been reminding me that winter is not as bleak...
Laura Morris
- Mar 6
Winter flowers: Narcissus
This post is part of a series on winter flowers that we grow on the farm and enjoy. I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er...
Laura Morris
- Feb 27
Winter flowers: Flowering Shrubs
This post is part of a series on winter flowers that we grow on the farm and enjoy. Shrubs, you may ask? Is there such a thing as a shrub...
Laura Morris
- Feb 20
Winter Flowers: Hellebores
Today begins a series on the flowers that I grow and love, starting with winter flowers. I am excited to take a deep dive into the...
Laura Morris
- Feb 13
Direct seeding
Starting seeds indoors and transplanting seedlings is not the only way to start seeds. The other, and often easier, option is to direct...
Laura Morris
- Feb 6
Why Buy Local Flowers (Part 2)
Valentine's Day is upon us, a day when US consumers spend 2 million dollars on flowers. I urge you to consider buying flowers locally. If...
Laura Morris
- Jan 30
Microclimate
Within every planting zone, your own growing environment has its own microclimate. It is important to get to know your own microclimate...
Laura Morris
- Jan 23
Planting Zone
When you start seeds, plant bulbs, and plant and transplant flowers, shrubs and trees, you need to know your planting zone. I've been...
Laura Morris
- Jan 16
Starting seeds indoors
Even though it is the middle of winter, I started my first batch of seeds last week. It may seem way too early to do this, but this is...