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07/06/2025

Anemone are gorgeous, long-lasting cut flowers that look equally gorgeous in the landscape as in a vase on your table.

These four beauties shown are the four varieties I will have in my shop this coming week.

Mistral Rarity, Levante Rosa, Levante Bianco, and Bianco Centro Nero (aka Panda)

You preorder these corms to ensure you get them. They arrive to you this fall ready to presoak and then plant. You’ll be able to choose smaller amounts of each variety, starting as small as three corms to try it out before investing more. Trust me, you’ll come back next year for even more! 😉

Very limited quantities of the three newer varieties available so place your order first thing on July 8, at 1:05pm.

Save on shipping with local pickup or have them delivered straight to your door at a good time to plant them outside.

What questions do you have about the preorder?

Still on the fence about getting some for yourself? Here are my reasons for growing anrmone:

Early focal flowers for bouquets/floral arrangements/yard interest

Easier to grow than ranunculus (in my opinion) and have overwintered in my garden with no extra protection in the cold winter months.

Can be in the fall or stored in a cool, dark place in winter until early spring. This means you can surprise your loved ones with birthday, Christmas, anniversary, just-because gifts anytime between now and February. Why February? Depending on the weather, is about the latest I try to get mine planted.

DM ‘anemone’ for link to online store.

03/29/2025

Before I got the Postharvest Guide for Cut Flowers and Greens book from I was always searching for the correct harvesting stage and storage needs for each flower I grew. Now I have all the information I need in an amazing reference book.

As I find new information that I want to remember, I write it in the margins of the pages.

If you’re a farmer, what are your favorite resources for info on harvesting and holding fresh-cut flowers?

Don’t worry, if you’re not a farmer or can’t take on another thing in your life right now I can take care of getting gorgeous flowers ready for you! ☺️

03/22/2025

I say it every year and it’s just as true this year as last — I love spring! 💕 I love spring flowers! 🧡 I love designing with all the bright and cheery spring colors. 💖

Who’s with me?!

12/04/2024

Are you team real of faux garlands, wreaths, and greenery for your winter decorating? With the advances in the greenery to make them look more real, I think I’m turning to team faux…

I’ve got these gorgeous greens in the form of wreaths, garland, and pick for you to incorporate into your holiday decor.

I’ll have these and so much more at the Centerville Local Christmas Market on Dec 14 from Noon to 4pm at Centerville Junior High. Do me a favor and come please. Then tell all your friends to come too! I’d love to see you there.

Can’t make it? Make an appointment to see in person what I’ve got and watch my stories for the next week and a half and I’ll have it set aside for you. I’ve already got several orders for the gorgeous velvet ribbon. 🤤

10/06/2023

I was reminded of a quote today when trying to capture the brilliant colors of these pansies this morning. I don’t feel like you get the real deal looking at this photo. You’re missing the slight color differences.

The edges of this flower have a more vibrant purple. The centers filled with their oranges and yellows just seem more alive in person. There is more veining in the petals than shows on your screen. To grow flowers is to love flowers and to notice all their little intricacies.

Relating to his experience with painting, Richard G Scott shared his thoughts that I feel apply so well to growing and designing with flowers. “Wherever I go I see beauty in ways that would not be perceived with the same intensity and variety had I not followed that prompting to try something I had never tried before.”

What have you tried that brought you a new perspective and has taught you to look closer at life and all the beauty around you? What are you prompted to learn more about?

06/18/2023

Designing with roses because it’s June in Utah.

My mother grows the most beautiful roses and she’s gracious enough to let me take home any flowers I like from her yard.

I was inspired by the huge, gorgeous pinks with the yellow tints on the outer petals so I also gathered some light pink, soft cream, and of course, my favorite perfect peach spray rose. The next day I had to go back for some yellow spray roses that were soft, yet just bright enough to match the rose that started this all. (Can something be soft and bright at the same time?) She has the perfect palette of roses to work with.

I know it’s Father’s Day in a few hours so along with the shoutout to my mother, I am also so grateful for all my dad teaches (or at least tries to teach 😅) me.

03/16/2023

It’s been 3+ weeks since I planted over ten different veggies and flowers into milk jugs. Over the last two years I’ve noticed winter sewing takes longer to germinate but is way less work to start than soil blocking and better germination (for me) than direct sewing into the ground.

I used vermicompost from my worm bin and reused peat moss from some winter-forced tulips that are long gone but were a pick-me-up in the middle of a long, cold, and extra-wet January.

12/14/2022

Do you have what it takes to make your own wreath? You might be pleasantly surprised at how little you need.

I’ll share what I used to make myself a Christmas wreath -
-wire cutters
-clippers
-grapevine wreath base
-silk ribbon
-paddle wire
-Christmas music
-4-5 evergreen branches
-foraged/dried goods (privet berries, dried/dying red hypericum, baby’s breath)
-helpers (only one pictured here)

Most of those are optional and you can change anything up to fit your personal style. Who’s ready to make a wreath now? I’ve got the most delicate and slightly wild grapevine wreaths for anyone interested.

09/16/2022

In an effort to do my part to help reduce water use in my landscape and I planted 70 of these tall sedum that will be perfect for a fall harvest and over 300 short sedum that I plan to use anytime. They are tiny plugs now but will grow big (hopefully) in a year.

Sedum, like most plants, have so many countless varieties and grow at so many different lengths too. I’m planning to use the shorter lengths for wearables and the longer lengths for arrangements.

BTW, next time I get such a big idea to remove all my side strips please remind me how much work it is. My husband and I did everything from removing the sod and three inches of dirt, hauling it away, updating the sprinkler zone with a pressure reducer and drip system, and planting the plants. Big shoutout to my family who also helped watch our kids and helped us in the final stretch of planting everything. It would not be finished without them!

08/09/2022

What’s better than homegrown fruit and vegetables? Or, as my children call them, “homemade tomatoes.” As a flower farmer I know that “homemade” flowers are way better than anything you’ll get at the grocery store just like your tomatoes, bell peppers, and anything else you can think of. So go ahead and support your local flower farmer today!

Unrelated to tomatoes, it’s time to start your cool weather (overwintered) plants. I’m going big on iceland poppies this coming year. If you want to join me, I’ve got poppy seeds available for you to purchase. DM if you’re interested!

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