Seasonal, farm fresh flowers grown on my small Walla Walla farm.

Available at the Downtown Walla Walla farmer’s market May 2026 and via our subscription delivery service.

Fresh flowers in your home are not a luxury.

They’re the “morning coffee equivalent” for your well-inhabited kitchen island.

Waiting for someone else to buy them for you is like expecting the laundry to fold itself.

CLICK HERE to see how you can have a little of the farm delivered to your front door.

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bouquet of garden roses grown in Walla Walla, Washington
a bouquet of yellow and white daffodils in the sunshine
a hand holding a sunset colored bouquet of flowers in the garden in Walla Walla, Washington
a close up of a bouquet of fully opened garden roses
cheerful pink and yellow ranunculus blooms grown in Walla Walla, Washington
a bouquet of fully opened roses in a fun vase that is sitting on the kitchen island
a huge, overstuffed vase of beautiful local flowers grown in Walla Walla, Washington
a petite vase of wildflowers sitting on a counter
a lush arrangement of unique roses that are fully open in orange and blush tones
a bud vase filled with white daffodils sitting in a windowsill
a cheerful arrangement of daffodils and other spring flowers grown in Walla Walla, Washington
 
a huge bunch of ranunculus flowers laying on a table in the garden with a 2-story farmhouse and a red barn in the background

Seasonal, approachable, farm fresh flowers

available in Walla Walla & College Place, Washington from April through September

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SEASONAL. I grow varieties that are naturally suited to the climate here in the Walla Walla valley. This means I do not have flowers year round. But that ensures every flower is grown in harmony with nature, allowing me to recharge in the off-season.

APPROACHABLE. I’m not a trained floral designer. I don’t even call my bouquets ‘arrangements’. Because when Mother Nature does all the hard work summoning saturated colors and eye-catching textures, the bouquets virtually make themselves.

FARM FRESH. Flowers grown right in your community benefit the ecology as much as the economy. They also last longer & look more radiant while doing it. They lock in memories since they represent the best of what is blooming during that season.

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a red barn with a row of beautiful flowers all under an incredible sunset on the farm in Walla Walla, Washington
a large stand of foxglove flowers with an old 2-story white farmhouse in the background
a flower farmer proudly holding a huge armful of orange and champagne ranunculus blooms