Growing flowers has long been a cherished practice in our family. From heirloom varieties and wildflowers to beloved “passed along” plants nurtured by great aunts, our gardens have always been a tapestry of history and memory.

Flowers offer a quiet beauty, a sense of peace, and a happiness that brightens our days. Fresh blooms on the dinning table, in the living room, and throughout our daily lives are reminders of nature’s gentle gifts.

Our passion for planting, growing, cutting, and arranging flowers now centers on sharing their beauty with others. Every flower is chosen for its seasonal charm—aroma, vibrant color, distinct shape, and treasured heirloom qualities.

Most of the flowers we cultivate are old-fashioned types—varieties once grown by our grandmothers and great-grandmothers. By continuing their legacy, we hope to bring joy and meaningful connection to all who encounter these blooms. 

We've always grown flowers, around our homes and in our gardens:heirloom flowers, wildflowers, "passed along" plants that our great aunts grew around their homes.

Flowers bring us a sense of peace, of quiet beauty and happiness that makes everything brighter. We love having fresh flowers on our tables, in our living rooms, in our lives.

So we've been planting and growing, cutting and arranging,  now with a focus on sharing the beauty flowers give.

We select the flowers we grow for their seasonal beauty: their aroma, their vivid colors and shapes, their unique, heirloom value.
For the most part, we are growing old varieties, the flowers that our grandmothers and great grandmothers grew. We hope that they will bring joy to others as well.