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November work has been so glorious, the weather mild, allowing time for rest in between work days. I’m so grateful for it. This time of year, the work is not pretty. I have zero flower pics to show. But the process of our earth work is beautifu

I swear I love what I do. 👻

This unbelievable Penhill Dark Monarch dahlia blooming in the tunnel, bigger than my head 🌸

The 6 ft tall dahlia plant fell over on the bed of marigolds, happily resting its legs while bumble bees gathered pollen to and fro — such a simple an

Keeping the Achillea (yarrow) patch fresh is necessary for highest quality blooms and production. For us, it’s super important because yarrow consistently comes out on top as the most productive perennial on the farm, and sits in the top 5 top

The echinacea patch is in flower right now and it’s amazing. Jess @jessabowski & I planted these in July from small transplants and I figured the roots would just work their magic on getting nice n established for a big bloom next summer&he

Donna & I cut most of the annual crop down today and it feels so good! Swipe to reminisce over the summer beauty 🌞

The electric cordless hedgetrimmer is my favorite tool for cutting the field down. I use the loppers on some of the rows with sup

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I was joyfully cutting flowers in the field today & thought about these wedding ceremony arrangements I made last year. They were so seasonal and of-the-moment.

Color is still vibrant in the dahlia patch but fading everywhere else. I can feel

Appreciating the dahlia bounty because in the next month this field will most likely frost over 🌸 Dahlia in the 1st pic is Terracotta.

I’ve reached the final week of weddings and bulk flower orders… which truly seems unreal. The worklo

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