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Laura Morris
Dec 26, 2023
2023 in review
2023 was a big year for this little farm. There were lots of flowers and lots of firsts. Below is the year 2023 in review. Harvested...
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Laura Morris
Dec 18, 2023
Your Favorites (2023)
As I look back on the year, it is helpful to look over the analytics and see what you all liked. What piqued your interest? What did you...
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Laura Morris
Dec 11, 2023
Favorite Flowers (2023)
Flowers have always held so much joy for me with their color, texture, and vibrancy. Each flower is unique and beautiful, full of life. I...
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Laura Morris
Dec 4, 2023
Favorite Tools (2023)
Just as I said last year, having the right tool for the job makes the job much easier. My favorite tools are not all expensive but they...
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Laura Morris
Nov 27, 2023
Favorite Places to Order Seeds, Tubers, Supplies, and more (2023)
There are a lot of moving parts to a flower farm. I am always thinking ahead to the following year and planning for the future. Part of...
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Laura Morris
Nov 20, 2023
Favorite Dahlias (2023)
I cannot believe that we have arrived at this point in the year. It's time to start looking back and reflecting on favorites for the...
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Laura Morris
Nov 13, 2023
Foraging in the Fields
We have the good fortune to have forests and fields around the farm. I appreciate being able to forage for flowers and foliage in these...
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Laura Morris
Nov 6, 2023
Foraging in the Forest
Our farm is adjacent to acres of woods that I get to walk through everyday. In fact, I access the farm by walking through the woods,...
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Laura Morris
Oct 30, 2023
Fall Flowers: Chrysanthemums
Beautiful fall flowers, chrysanthemums come into their own in the fall. We grow heirloom chrysanthemums for their long, single stems....
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Laura Morris
Oct 23, 2023
Fall Flowers: Rudbeckia
One of my favorite flowers this year, I enjoyed rudbeckia from the spring through the fall. Our Story We have grown rudbeckia since the...
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Laura Morris
Oct 16, 2023
Fall Flowers: Marigold
Marigolds are known as a fall flower because of their significance in Mexican culture surrounding dÃa de los muertos. While I am half...
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Laura Morris
Oct 9, 2023
Fall Flowers: Calendula
A beautiful fall flower, calendula can be used medicinally in herbs and salves but also makes a great addition to a bouquet of flowers....
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Laura Morris
Oct 2, 2023
Fall Flowers: Dahlias
The beauty of the season, the dahlias are going crazy. They love the cooler fall weather in the mountains. Dahlias excel at being a...
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Laura Morris
Sep 25, 2023
End of Summer Farm Update
Happy Fall! With the turning of the season, I wanted to give an update on how the farm is doing, what everything looks like, what is...
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Laura Morris
Sep 18, 2023
Summer Foliage: Grasses
This late in summer, there are so many beautiful grasses you can grow to add to bouquets and arrangements. I love to include summer...
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Laura Morris
Sep 11, 2023
Summer Foliage: Mahogany Splendor
Last week, I shared my love of herbs as foliage. Second to herbs, hibiscus Mahogany Splendor is my favorite late summer foliage. The rich...
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Laura Morris
Sep 4, 2023
Summer Foliage: Herbs
This year has been all about the flowers that we love to grow on the farm. However, when I sell bouquets, I like to add more than just...
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Laura Morris
Aug 28, 2023
Summer Flowers: Perennials
As we continue to add to the flower farm, perennials are a priority for us. I am excited to highlight some of the perennials that we rely...
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Laura Morris
Aug 21, 2023
Summer Flowers: Statice
I am a child of the eighties; and, in the eighties (and nineties), statice featured prominently in bouquets. I was never really a fan of...
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Laura Morris
Aug 14, 2023
Summer Flowers: Lisianthus
A beautiful flower for the heat of summer, lisianthus comes to the rescue when you need filler or focal flowers. It has a great vase life...
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