Our story

It all started as a hobby. My dad always had a large garden while I, Elizabeth, was growing up and he grew many vegetables that would be the majority of my summertime diet. His mom, my grandmother, always had beautiful blooms around her yard from a row of peonies, to phlox by the porch. When I moved to Clover Hill, I knew I wanted a garden, but with such a small, hilly plot of land, I wasn’t sure it was possible. Then came 2020, and Ryan and I decided to turn our front yard into a garden. After trying to grow vegetables for a couple years, I realized I got so much more joy from the flowers that I planted while I was waiting for the vegetables to ripen.

So, I started adding more and more flowers: to flower beds, a flower hill, next door at my in-laws, foxgloves in the edges on the woods. I added so many flowers to so many places that Ryan said, “Enough! These are too many flowers with no purpose!” I’m pretty sure I probably looked at him like he had two heads. In my mind I saw so many purposes for the many blooms! They added color and beauty, the birds, bees, and all the other beneficial pollinators loved them, I was able to gift bouquets to friends and family! I took a year, learning how to grow cut flowers and at the end of that year, I designed my own wedding flowers…the day of the Wedding. That’s a story for a different day though. After that, I decided to expand my passion for bringing more flowers into the world and give them a purpose by selling bouquets and giving other people the opportunity to enjoy beautiful flowers, grown locally, and put a face to the farmer.