We are restructuring our CSA for 2025. There are 4 sessions this year, each session is 4 weeks in length. The cost of each 4 week session includes delivery within 15 miles of Holderness. You will be able to select from a Tuesday or Friday delivery option. Once payment is received we will email you with further details. Thank you for supporting the farm and for shopping local!
The first 4 week session of the 2025 flower CSA include premium flowers. Varieties include ranunculus, anemone, stock, peony, fox gloves, snap dragon and more.
The second 4 weeks of the 2025 flower CSA include larger seasonal bouquets. Varieties include zinnia, snap dragon, sweet peas, calendula, cosmos, didiscus and more.
The third 4 week session of the 2025 CSA include large bouquets with seasonal flowers and premium lisianthus and dahlias. Other flower varieties include zinnias, ornamental grasses, Queen Anne's Lace, Euphorbia and more.
The fourth 4 week session of the 2025 CSA include large bouquets filled with premium dahlias. Other flower varieties include zinnias, ageratum, strawflower, amaranth, celosia, statice, sunflowers and more.
What a wonderful start to our 2025 flower season. We were able to keep the voles and moles away from the tulips and had our best tulip harvest yet! The Icelandic Poppies are about to pop, the Stock is coming along nicely and the Ranunculus and Anemone look great. We have seeded most things that will be going in the ground this year, which include didiscus, dusty miller, eucalyptus, fox gloves, delphinium, euphorbia, zinnia, sunflowers, dahlias, ageratum, a number of oriental grasses, sweet peas, snap dragon, feverfew, larkspur and more!
May 22, 2024 by
Jessica Saba, Jenn Bakos, Photographer
We were honored to have our flower CSA featured in New Hampshire Magazine this year. A big thanks to Jess Saba and Jenn Bajos for their beautiful work.
The Spring months are filled with endless farm tasks, which include seeding, planting, flower bed construction, compost application, watering and harvesting. All of our tulips are pulled and in the flower fridge, the Icelandic Poppies have buds on them and the daffodils are still blooming.
This time of the year is very physically demanding and is when the sunscreen is applied heavily. We currently have 23 flower beds built out at the farm and are aiming to have 40 completed by the end of the season.
2024 was the second growing season and the most successful season yet. The fields supported 24 straight weeks of the CSA, 8 weddings, Mother's Day arrangements, market bouquets weekly for the Squam Lake Marketplace, room arrangements for The Manor and multiple events.
This year 4 weddings have already been booked with more to come, the 2025 CSA will have a new pickup location, TBD, and we're looking forward to an even bigger year for the farm.
As a little girl growing up in NH, I spent my weekends outdoors hiking the White Mountains and enjoying the forest. I moved to Boulder, CO for nine years. While I found Colorado to be a beautiful place, I missed my family and the forests of the East. It's amongst the trees that my little flower farm was born. The flowers are surrounded by pines, beach, birch and oak on a western facing slope. I hope that my slice of heaven can bring color and a taste of NH to your home or event.
We are a local family in the hills of Holderness growing organic flowers. Our farming practices are designed to leave the land and soil better than we found it. We believe in stewarding the land in order for our future generations to enjoy what is beautiful, our earth.
2023 was a big year on the farm. I spent almost 100 hours on the tractor building 22 additional growing beds. A lot of compost, 40 yards to be exact, and a lot of wood chips were used to build the flower beds.
At the start of the season the soil was unworkable and by the end of the year the soil was beautiful and teaming with life. Every year more compost will be added, the beds will be broad forked, not tilled, and in a few years the land and dirt will be completely transformed and where I want it.