03/28/2026
Hey nerds!
With every (f*@&ing) thing that's been going on in the world, I've struggled to find what felt like an "appropriate" time to post any updates about my life & business. Yet time keeps passing and the horrors persist. There will be no "good time" so I'ma let it rip!
...Gabe and I are relocating out of state this summer!! After many years of seasonal work, splitting time between Humboldt and Arizona, Gabe's hard work has paid off with a permanent position with the forest service. We will be moving to the Flagstaff area this June, and I am stoked to be back in the southwest immersed in a landscape that is as breathtaking as the high desert. We are so excited to be together year round and to start a brand new chapter after almost 8 years together.
This move is the definition of bittersweet. I love Humboldt and cherish the many wonderful friendships and special community that I've found here. Words cannot express how profoundly grateful I am for all of the astounding support and love I've received on my journey with farming and finding flowers.
I'm not sure what Moon Carrot Farms will look like months or a year from now. There will be shifts and changes to what the business looks like, but it is not ending. I am deeply excited by the idea of being able to find and fulfill a need in a new community; to find an opportunity to help and connect with people in what could be a whole new and profound way.
So thank you thank you THANK YOU to all of my customers, especially to my CSA members, for believing in me, for allowing me to share flowers with you, and for giving me the gift of support.
THANK YOU to my fellow farmers and vendors for welcoming me with open arms, for always being a source of inspiration and for KICKING ASS!
THANK YOU to my friends (my chosen family) for always being there for me and encouring me π₯²
Stay tuned....there's more to come and I can't wait to share this new chapter with all of you.
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P.s. the photo is from last summer at the CR Shively farm which has been a huge part of my Humboldt experience π©βπΎ