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Laura Morris
Mar 20, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Mar 13, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Mar 6, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Feb 27, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Feb 20, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Feb 13, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Feb 6, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Jan 30, 2023
Microclimate
Within every planting zone, your own growing environment has its own microclimate. It is important to get to know your own microclimate...
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Laura Morris
Jan 23, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Jan 16, 2023
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...
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Laura Morris
Jan 9, 2023
The anatomy of a seed packet
So you have decided you want to start some seeds. Maybe you are starting your own garden. You've purchased seeds and are really excited...
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Laura Morris
Jan 2, 2023
So you want to plant a garden?
Happy New Year! Are you making any resolutions this year? I am still pondering ways that I will make changes this year. One thing I do...
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Laura Morris
Dec 26, 2022
2022 in Review
Merry Christmas from Sourwood Creek Farm! I can't believe it is the last Monday of the year. It has been a whirlwind of a year, an...
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Laura Morris
Dec 19, 2022
Handmade Creations
Before I turned all my attention to farming, there were moments in my day when I set aside time to create. Creating with my hands helped...
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Laura Morris
Dec 12, 2022
Make a Christmas Wreath
It's no secret that I love to create wreaths out of dried flowers. However, long before I made dried flower wreaths I created wreaths to...
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Laura Morris
Dec 5, 2022
Favorite Tools (2022)
One thing I learned from my dad at an early age is that it's important to have the right tool for the job. You can spend a lot of time...
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Laura Morris
Nov 28, 2022
Favorite Foliage (2022)
After making bouquets for seven months this year, I came to rely upon and depend on certain foliage to complement the flowers each week....
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Laura Morris
Nov 21, 2022
Favorite Flowers (2022)
Let me preface this post by saying that I love all the flowers. Every flower blooming seems to be my favorite. However, some flowers pull...
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Laura Morris
Nov 14, 2022
Favorite Places to Order Seeds, Bulbs, & Supplies (2022)
We are upon that time of year when flower farmers pour over catalogs and dream out what their farm will be growing in the spring. Even...
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Laura Morris
Nov 7, 2022
Favorite Dahlias (2022 Edition)
It is no secret that I love growing dahlias. I love their colors and forms. I even like the process of caring for them and the...
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