Our mission is to provide high-quality, locally-grown flowers to Lexington, VA and the surrounding areas.
We are so excited to offer our farm-fresh flowers as a vibrant addition to your tables or events. 100% of our cut flowers are grown on site without pesticides to provide a haven for our friendly pollinators. Because we are a small-scale farming operation, we attend carefully to the design choices in each bouquet and provide the freshest blooms possible in each floral arrangement. We hope you enjoy our flowers as much as we enjoy growing them and bringing joy to families and neighbors in the Lexington area.
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Events and Activities
Vendor Day @ Season's Yield
Spring-Fall
We are thrilled to be able to be part of Season’s Yield vendor day in Raphine every 4th Saturday from April through October. This is a wonderful time for community members and artisans alike to enjoy a peaceful setting amidst good food and wonderful people. Our bouquets are also available in the bread barn for purchase on normal bread days, the 2nd Saturday of each month.
Mobile Bouquet Bars
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Let us bring additional charm to your event! We will provide enchanting, seasonal buckets of flowers (as well as flower snips, vases/jars, ribbons, water, and flower food) to enable your guests to design their own unique and beautiful bouquet. The flower arranging is available a la cart on the truck bed or via the extended canopy. This type of event is perfect for a girls night, a bridal or baby shower, or as a summer get-together with friends or co-workers. Call to book your date today!
Our calendar is full of fun events. Have any questions?
Our Story
My husband, Tim, and I moved to Rockbridge County in 2012 when Tim started flying for an EMS helicopter company through the local hospital. I worked prn as a nurse, homeschooled our three girls, and spent time in the garden when I could. Growing up in Montana on a cattle ranch, I had deep roots in agriculture but had never grown cut flowers. Five years ago I bought a few seed trays, dug up two sixty foot sections of our front lawn, and planted out dozens of seedlings. I was in awe of all the things that could grow here, but with a busy family life, I was content to enjoy a few pretty flowers every summer. After my son was born, I resigned from my nursing job and began spending copious amounts of time reading about cut flowers, particularly "cool flowers." I was hooked. More seed trays and more grow lights filled the basement, and Tim encouraged me to try to sell what I grew. He dug up six more long flower beds, and we laid compost and drip hose and started planting out the little seedlings in March. I reached out to some women from church and nearly cried when I received my first sale...two months before anything was ready!
As we creep up on our fourth growing season, we continue to be so grateful to our customers and friends who have encouraged us. I have loved seeing flowers filling up more of our landscape, but even more, I have loved having my girls working out there alongside me with the little boy chasing the dogs between the rows.​​
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