A Few Last Blooms Before the Farm Gets Quieter

Double Bubble is back in stock! We’ve been looking through the flowers from this selection again, and it’s easy to remember why we wanted to keep growing it. The blooms have that playful, full look that makes you stop for a second and take a closer look. Some flowers have a little more personality than others, and that’s part of the fun of growing zinnias from seed. Out in the field, we pay attention to the small differences: how the petals form, how the colors settle as the bloom matures, and which plants catch our eye when we walk past them. Those details are what make each season interesting. Even within a familiar selection, there can be surprises worth noticing. We’ve added Double Bubble back to the shop for anyone who missed it before. If you grow it this season, we’d love to hear what you notice in your own garden. Sometimes the most interesting part of a flower is the little detail you didn’t expect.

Ya'll these snapdragons.

Howdy yall!

We've been working on this breeding project for the last few years, crossing Hal's Yellow with a pastel pink. We're hoping for a two-toned flower with that soft yellow and pale pink together. It's coming along really well! Now we're working on stabilizing it so it breeds true.

Moody Vibes

We're really excited to put a lot of focus into the Moody zinnia seed mix this year and next!

Vibes. We can't wait to work on Moody again next year. We hope ya'll are ready!

Pink Petticoat in the field today.

Busy bees.

The smell of Thai basil is amazing!

Sometimes it's the little differences that catch my eye.

Strawberry and cream. We planted these down the driveway.

Love this color❤️

Isolated for all the right reasons

Love

A few white blooms from the garden.