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Best Investments For a New Farm: Our Top 10 Recommendations

Flower Farming | Garden

Best Investments For a New Farm: Our Top 10 Recommendations

The Persephone Period: Why It Matters To Your Garden

Flower Farming | Garden

The Persephone Period: Why It Matters To Your Garden

The Three Soil Blockers We Use On Our Farm

Flower Farming | Garden

The Three Soil Blockers We Use On Our Farm

Knowing When to Let Go

Flower Farming | Our Story

Knowing When to Let Go

Three Ways to Grow Dahlias

Flower Farming | Garden

Three Ways to Grow Dahlias

Building a Critter-Proof Garden in 6 Days

Flower Farming | Garden

Building a Critter-Proof Garden in 6 Days

Planting Dahlias in Grow Bags & Taking Risks

Flower Farming | Garden

Planting Dahlias in Grow Bags & Taking Risks

Planting Dahlias in Raised Beds: Worth It?

Flower Farming | Garden

Planting Dahlias in Raised Beds: Worth It?

Breaking Down Our Flower Farming Plans for Year 1

Flower Farming

Breaking Down Our Flower Farming Plans for Year 1

Prepping Our Raised Beds for Summer

Flower Farming | Garden

Prepping Our Raised Beds for Summer

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Today, I'm grateful for unexpectedly beautiful spr

Today, I'm grateful for unexpectedly beautiful spring days.

The forecast is calling for a turn toward a long stretch of rainy days ahead (typical for our springtimes here in the PNW), but for today, we get to enjoy unseasonably warm temps and lots of sunshine. It's a gift!

Along those lines, we didn't plant anemones for this year, but we had a small patch of them that volunteered where last year's planting lived. Gotta love the resiliency and beauty!

I think the theme for the day is all about joyful appreciation of those things that "shouldn't be", yet still are. Today is a reminder to me that there is beauty gifted to us in small ways all the time, if only we stop to notice. ❤️

Happy birthday to the bestest boy ever! 🥳🎉

Happy birthday to the bestest boy ever! 🥳🎉

Some farms have dogs that serve as livestock guardians, but on ours, this sweet boy watches over all the flowers--from sowing through harvest. And he takes his work as the self-appointed farm manager very seriously!

Aspen, you fill our lives with unending joy! You show us exactly what it means to cultivate a life well-lived. From the way you enthusiastically greet every morning with fresh eyes and curiosity, to the way you pause to soak up the warmth of the sun or watch butterflies with a look of playfulness and wonder on your sweet face, you truly know what it means to make the most of each and every day. We love you beyond words, and we look forward to every adventure we get to share with you. Happy birthday, Aspen! ❤️

#farmdog #whosagoodboy #dogsofinstagram #flowerfarm #supportlocalfarms

If I was in charge of illustrating the dictionary,

If I was in charge of illustrating the dictionary, this is what would appear next to the word JOY!! 😍⁣
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My goodness, I do so love the early spring blooms. These 'Replete' double narcissus are just incredible, and I absolutely delight in enjoying a bouquet (or two...or ten!) around our home!⁣
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Here's something you might not know, though...⁣
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When you first see a wrapped bunch, you might think that narcissus are rather...shall we say underwhelming? That's because we harvest our stems at the *perfect* time to make sure you have the longest possible vase life. ⁣
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This means that they won't look like this photo when you pick up your bouquet! Most of the heads will be closed or barely open. ⁣
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But! Get them into a vase, and within a day they'll open up and start putting on a display like you wouldn't believe!⁣
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You'll get to enjoy them a LOT longer than if you'd chosen a bouquet with already-open blooms (who knows how old those might be!). Also, be sure to change the water every two days and place your bouquets out of direct sun or moving air (heater, fan, etc) to keep them fresher longer.⁣
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Hope these tips help you to enjoy your spring blooms as long as possible, friends! ♥⁣
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👉For bouquets, hop onto our Interest List to receive updates on weekly availability:⁣
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#instablooms #insta_pick_blossom #flowersofinstagram #narcissus #flowerfarmer #florals #instaflowers #flowerbouquet #farmgrown #supportlocalfarmers #wagrown #snoco #snohomishcounty

Spring bouquet season is officially here!! 🎉 T

What you look for is what you will see. When I wal

What you look for is what you will see. When I walked past this cauliflower in our garden, I saw a heart--do you see it, too? 😍⁣
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I think I'll take that as a sign that our garden loves us as much as we love it! 🤗⁣
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Did you know that you can grow cauliflower in the winter? On the blog, I have a detailed guide with all the info you need, as well as a list of the veggies we grow every winter (plus three that we plan to try this coming winter!). ⁣
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Utilizing our growing space across all four seasons helps us to maximize our yields, and more importantly, to get the best flavor from what we grow. There are many types of veggies that grow much better and tastier when grown outside of what most people think is the typical time for gardening.⁣
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Do you grow veggies over the winter? Which are your favorites for overwintering? ⁣
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I hope you find some hidden love and joy where you least expect it today, friends! ♥⁣
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#farmlife #countrylife #pocket_farms #farmgirl #homesteading #farmliving #countrygirl #farming #agriculture #womeninag #womeninagriculture

Do you decorate for St. Patrick's Day?🍀 ⁣ ⁣

Do you decorate for St. Patrick's Day?🍀 ⁣
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I like to add subtle touches that remind us of the celebration, but don't go over-the-top or require a total makeover of our home. Especially this time of year, with our work around the farm increasing as spring approaches, I just don't have time for major redecorating projects. ⁣
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But I'm always down for the celebration!⁣
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On the blog, you can find my ideas for decorating for St. Patrick's Day with vintage items--many that you might already have around your home!⁣
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I hope your day is extra lucky, friends! 💚⁣
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#shamrock #clover #stpatricksdaydecor #luckoftheirish #shamrocks #stpatricksday #stpatricks #stpattysday #stpatricksday2024 #march17 #4leafclover #vintagedecor #vintagefinds

Typically the very first cut blooms on our farm, t

Typically the very first cut blooms on our farm, these creamy white double narcissus have earned their place on my list of favorites!⁣
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What makes me love them even more is their intoxicating fragrance. To me, it's a sweet and peppery combination that just makes them all that more enjoyable in the vase.⁣
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Decadent bouquets of these beauties will be available very soon--strictly on a first-come-first-served basis. We doubled our planting for this year, but these always go fast!!⁣
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If you missed them last year and want to make sure to snag a bouquet to enjoy this season, add yourself to our Interest List at the link below to stay updated on availability.⁣
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https://www.frenchcreekfarmhouse.com/our-farm⁣
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#instablooms #snohomish #snohomishcounty #snoco #snocofarmer #flowerfarm #wagrown #flowersofinstagram #weloveourcustomers

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