Our heritage
Watching things grow has always been part of our life. While raised in different states, the growing seasons of the Midwest defined the patterns of both my husband and my childhood. The promise of spring, the labor of summer, and the thanksgiving of harvest has surrounded us with a predictability and stability throughout our lives. In continuation of this heritage, mixed with love of flowers, and the joy in sharing them with others we began the venture of flower farming. It is our desire to share the beauty, bounty, and blessings of our prairie land with you!
A little more about me... I am a Missouri native married to an Illinois farmer. Together with their five children, we enjoy and explore homesteading, cattle choring, egg collecting, syrup tapping, cheese making, produce canning; you name it, we will probably try it. I would trade tech for pen and paper almost any day. I love crunching numbers and learning about new things. Welcome to our piece of the prairie!!
A little more about me... I am a Missouri native married to an Illinois farmer. Together with their five children, we enjoy and explore homesteading, cattle choring, egg collecting, syrup tapping, cheese making, produce canning; you name it, we will probably try it. I would trade tech for pen and paper almost any day. I love crunching numbers and learning about new things. Welcome to our piece of the prairie!!
Our mission
* To spread joy through the God given beauty of flowers.
* To share and reveal the diversity of flowers and foliage that are possible to grow in the heartland of Illinois
* To increase accessibility to locally grown flowers to florists granting them the opportunity to use local beauty in their businesses.
* To develop genuine relationships. Growers connecting with end users...now that's beautiful!
* To Learn and use sustainable practices to maintain the ability to share flowers every season.
*To embrace seasonality from the first colors of spring to the muted tones of fall.
* To share and reveal the diversity of flowers and foliage that are possible to grow in the heartland of Illinois
* To increase accessibility to locally grown flowers to florists granting them the opportunity to use local beauty in their businesses.
* To develop genuine relationships. Growers connecting with end users...now that's beautiful!
* To Learn and use sustainable practices to maintain the ability to share flowers every season.
*To embrace seasonality from the first colors of spring to the muted tones of fall.
Your Farmers
We are excited to see where our farming journey continues to take us and invite you to come along for the ride!
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The whole crew
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