
locally grown, sustainably produced

Flower Farming Fun
... learning more
Need a quick arrangement?
Birthday, Shower, New Baby, Thank You, Love you, Sympathy, Just Because
Call/Text 707 494-7104
On-Farm Activities
Farm Tours-1st & 3rd Saturday
9:45 am - 11:45 am
This site is NOT complete. It is a work in progress.
Not all links are connected! Pages may change until the final format is completed.
Feel free to email me, Amy, at FlowerFarmingFun@gmail.com
(707) 494 7104

Farm Stand Hours Dawn to Dusk
April - Oct

A limited number of
Flower Bouquet Subscriptions
are available
for summer / 2022.
Four enhanced bouquets are full of gorgeous blooms for you to enjoy or gift.
Pick 4 Fridays between July & October.
Click here to see if there are any openings.
$125/subscription
Farmstand Flowers
are offered in two ways:
Salad Bar Style - you select the blooms and foliages that you like.
Generally suggested, $1/flower stem, foliage $1/sm bunch
â
Premium Flowers (Peonies, Dahlias)
$2-5/stem
â
Bouquets - $20 and up
â
Flowers and foliages are re-stocked by 10 AM on most days.
â
Stand is CLOSED when the temperatures are above 80 degrees. Much too stressful for the blooms and they would not last long for you...
OR if strong winds occur. It whips the delicate blooms too harshly for good vase life) as well as knocking the containers over!
The stand is open from April until the first heavy frost in November.
â
Purchases are by the honor system. Paypal and Venmo available.
â
â
Tip box for donations
(I use the excess blooms for free arrangements
for medical facilities).




Creating Our Farm Stand
It was The Covid year. Yep, when everything shut down.
I would finally have lots of flowers for the first time.
But now, how to sell them?
So being shut down, of course, became the perfect time to take on a project I had been planning. If our flower farm was to succeed, we needed a farm stand. Preferable a mobile one; if I needed to go to the farmer's market or an event, it could tag along.
â
I had located a broken-down truck bed on Craig's List and my honey & I drove 100 miles R/T to pick it up. Lucky the tires were functional!
â
â
â
â
Jim scavenged around the farm and found old pieces of tin and boards that he used to create the framework.
I painted and he hammered.
Think we spent less than $20 on new materials; It made a very interesting piece of art.
An old Chevy truck bed repurposed!
â
Jim created shelves and backings to show my floral offerings. We soon added a backdrop as the afternoon winds quickly blew my buckets over. When the days were over 90 degrees F, I took pity on the blooms and closed the stand.
Hours were sunup to sundown, serve yourself!
Stand usually restocked by 10 AM.



recycle, repurpose, reuse was the mantra!
Opening the farm stand was a place to show my products and get a feel for what my neighborhood enjoyed.
I placed a tip box on the stand and everything was
"By Donation ONLY"

I received many sweet appreciation notes from visitors to the stand. It was wonderful to share the flowers with all that came by.

It was a pleasure to stop and chat with those who dropped by while I restocked the cart. Must say it was definitely an icebreaker!
By request,
I added a PayPal & Venmo account for those that did not carry cash but wanted to support the stand!

