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Heat Wave
The heat is back, and so are we! With warmer days comes the return of our morning harvest rituals, out among increasingly bountiful blooms. This week brought some fun new pickin's to the buckets: Rudbeckia, Celosia, Queen Anne's Lace, and Quickfire Hydrangeas! We're especially smitten with our Flamingo Feather Celosia — it holds its color and quirky texture beautifully, even long after it's cut. We've also been plucking Feverfew, a darling little bloom from the daisy family w
Sarah Buerkley
Jul 161 min read


Summer Flowers
Welcome back! We hope you all enjoyed a safe and fun-filled Fourth. We returned to the farm to a pleasant surprise: our dahlias reaching skyward! We've been busy pinching back these beauties, and we've also started staking and twining the dahlia rows to keep these climbers growing up instead of out. Another beauty we've harvested this week is Verbascum! This one comes with some seriously fun history as its stalks are so sturdy and long-lasting that medieval and pioneer folks
Sarah Buerkley
Jul 101 min read


Summer is Here!
Summer is heating up, whew! We’ve had quite the heat wave this week as our crews have been rising with the sun and beating the heat with dainty morning harvests of Orlaya, Verbascum, and Delphinium. We especially love giving Orlaya its moment in the spotlight. Its wide, flat-topped blooms aren't just beautiful, they're tiny landing pads for beneficial insects, quietly protecting the rest of the garden. This week, you'll find both Orlaya and Delphinium tucked into your CSA bou
Sarah Buerkley
Jun 301 min read


Flower Update
Time is flying here at the farm. Is it just us, or did June basically evaporate? Lately our days have been all about flower bed maintenance: harvesting, weeding, and a little something called pinching. If you're new to the term, it just means cutting a flower back so it bushes out and sends up more stems — which means more flowers for you! It's a favorite trick of ours, especially with the zinnias. We're also spotting the very first dahlia sprouts poking up to say hello. We c
Sarah Buerkley
Jun 231 min read
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