Jola’s Backyard Flowers

06/10/2026

End of spring and beginning of summer bouquet Toano Open Air Market

06/07/2026

Growing Lisienthus

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

This weekend, we won't be at the market. However, if you're looking for flowers for special occasions such as graduations, recitals, birthdays, or simply to brighten up your home, you can place an order for pickup at our location on Centerville Rd., Williamsburg, or opt for delivery within a 5-mile radius. This week's bouquet features sunflower, snapdragons, Scabiosa, Dalphenium, bachelor buttons, feverfew, and more. Enjoy the best of the season!

05/22/2026

It's a day of high productivity today, with extensive flower harvesting and garden upkeep, including bed clearance and planting dahlias and more annuals. The rainfall is a welcome gift, and the lower temperatures allow me to pull full day's work in the garden. Don't miss us at the Toano Open Air Market tomorrow, where we'll have bouquets and bunches of fresh flowers available, regardless of the weather, just in time for Memorial Day weekend. Toano Open Air Market

05/15/2026

Tomorrow at the market we will have beautiful bouquets with peonies , sunflowers , campanula . As well, three varieties of tomatoes, dahlia tubers and some potted perennials. See you tomorrow Toano Open Air Market 9-12 .

05/08/2026

Mother’s Day Market Prep
Toano Open Air Market

05/05/2026

Mother’s Day is almost here 🌸
So much planning and care goes into making sure the blooms are just right for this special day.
This year, I’ll be offering medium and deluxe wrapped bouquets for all the amazing moms out there. Quantities are limited (I always wish Mother’s Day came just a week later when the garden is overflowing!), so be sure to come out early to find something truly special.

Celebrate your mom with fresh, locally grown flowers made with love 💐 Toano Open Air Market this Saturday 9-12 pm

05/01/2026

Tomorrow market will be a little cooler, and cloudy but we will be there with beautiful bouquet, veggie starts and some perennials ( foxglove , echinacea, milkweed and dahlia tubers and rooted cuttings). Today I am simply busy prepping for the market and putting more planing in the ground. Let’s hope some rain will come!