As a CSA member you will receive the best of the best out of our fields and will be able to pick up your arrangements at the farm on Tuesdays or Fridays of each week.
Each CSA session is $240, $30/week and 8 weeks in length.
We have spots left in 2 of the sessions.
July 22nd- September 9th
September 16th- November 4th.
If you are interested in signing up or learning more about our flower CSA please click here.
Easy, convenient online ordering for farm pickup or local delivery.
Want an arrangement or market bouquet delivered? We deliver locally!
Order small, medium or large seasonal arrangements or a market bouquet for those that like to arrange themselves.
June is here and the farm is poppin! There are so many things in bloom right now. The ranunculus, snap dragons, calendula, queen ann's lace, sweet peas, fox glove, baby's breath, cosmos and zinnias are all blooming. The first CSA session is under way and the weekly bouquets are huge this year.
2023 was the first real growing year and the season could not have gone better. The fields supported 24 straight weeks of the CSA, 5 weddings, Mother's Day arrangements, market bouquets weekly for the Squam Lake Marketplace, weekly table flowers for Inspire Café, multiple events for the Squam Lake Inn and much more.
This year 3 weddings have already been booked with more to come, the 2024 CSA postcards have been ordered and we're looking forward to another successful growing season!
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.
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