As we move further into Fall, frost is inevitable. Once frost hits, the farm winds down and gets tucked away until spring. Below are ten...

As I begin planning for and dreaming about next year, one of the considerations for where I will plant flowers is crop rotation. This...

As I look toward next year, one of the ways that I am planning for the farm in 2023 is to plan out the flower beds and make sure to take...

As the weather turns cooler, my mind begins to move to next year and all the preparations that need to be made. One of the things I love...

With the end of September came the end of Sourwood Creek Farm's first official subscription year. Our 2022 subscriptions were broken up...

One of the most beautiful ways to display your dried flowers is in a wreath. A wreath highlights a variety of flowers or a single flower...

One of my favorite things to do with dried flowers is make jewelry. Small dried flowers lend themselves to detailed jewelry in the form...

This is the second post in a series about dried or everlasting flowers. Check out the first post about what flowers I grow on the farm...

When I planned out the farm last fall, one of the aspects that I considered was flowers that dry well and can be used for everlasting...

Dahlias are beautiful flowers that take some effort to maintain. If you are growing dahlias this year, depending on your zone, you should...

Dahlias are gorgeous flowers! It is no surprise that they have taken the gardening world by storm. Grown from tubers, dahlias come in...

As August continues, I am looking toward the fall (and, then, winter), thinking about what preparations I need to be making on the farm....

Yes, I know that it is still summer. Yes, I am still growing summer flowers. I divide my subscriptions into seasons, and August signals...

Hardy annuals are amazing flowers that can add so much to your spring and early summer garden. Annuals live for a year, growing seeds,...

I am sharing a series of resources that are helpful for growing flowers. Last week, we covered books and magazines. This week, we are...

Over the next two weeks, I will be sharing some of my most-used flower growing resources. Today, I want to focus on books and magazine...

We established that, though weeds are often unwanted and can compete with your crop for nutrients and water, they can have multiple uses....

"Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them." --A. A. Milne There is so much to learn about the unwanted plants that grow in our...

After writing about mulch and its uses in the garden or on the farm, it is interesting to note that there is another option for your...

One of the most important spring and summer garden tasks is to mulch. Pathways can be mulched. Flower beds can be mulched. Almost any...