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06/20/2024

They’re heeeere 😑

Japanese Beetle time. I’ve been waiting for them. Sprayed them With Captain Jack’s Dead Bug and BAM 💥 POW 💥 done! Took about 15 minutes to see end of life. I sprayed early morning as to not disturb the pollinators.

Will probably have to continue to spray once or twice a week to keep them away, totally worth the extra effort.

*Note, they seem to be loving the aramotto basil, and marigolds. Can’t ever remember having them on marigolds. Anyone else seeing this?

05/03/2024

Farm sales are open for Ranunculus bouquets. Farm pickup only. You can choose from a tied bouquet, wrapped bouquet, or vase arrangement. Message us to place your orders. Don’t wait - they sell fast, and the season will be over within the next 2 weeks!

💐 Florists 💐 - contact the farm via the messages option on this page for florist pricing.

04/28/2024

Come see us on Saturday, May 25th at the Spring Market! Giant Marigold (3-4 inch blooms) - great companion plants for your garden.

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04/28/2024

Come see us on Saturday, May 25th at the Spring Market!

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04/24/2024

So it begins! First Ranunculus bloom of 2024. Mr. Wisewood always says he wishes they were scented. I know they don’t have a scent, but I put my nose to it and inhaled anyway. WHAT!?!? It has the softest, most delicate scent. The fragrance is a lighter version of old rose. Oh my!

04/20/2024

It’s Peony time here in USDA Zone 6b!

Pictured: Coral Charm

03/14/2024

Butterfly Ariadne Ranunculus. First time growing Butterfly Ranunculus. The corms were started over Martin Luther King holiday weekend, and planted out March 3rd.

A bit nervous about the weather. Up to baseball size hail is likely in our area through 9pm tonight. Small hail I think we could recover from, but baseball size may be a different story. Just received the first weather alert. Softball size hail is moving in to the area. 🫣

So I figured I would post to document the progress of the plants just in case the worst happens. Send us some good vibes, good Ju Ju, and /or a prayer that these beauties make it through the storm.

6b, SW Missouri
Bloom photo from google for illustration purposes only.

02/23/2024

One more week and the Ranunculus go in the ground!

02/14/2024

Sunday afternoon I started lettuce, statice, chamomile, winter savory, St John’s Wort, and stock. What is it with seeds this year! Are they on steroids? The statice, and lettuce germinated in 24 hours. The stock, and chamomile germiated in about 36 hours. That’s just crazy 🤯

01/21/2024

We are already busy on the farm. It’s cool season hardy annual seed starting time. Maybe we are partial, but I think we have the best seed starters in the world!

01/18/2024

First baby seedlings of 2024 🥰
Amazing Grey, and Giant Rattle Poppies!

01/09/2024

Can you guess what time it is? If you guessed it’s time to start cool season hardy annuals then you are right! Perfect timing because we are in desperate need of dirt therapy about right now. ❄️
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10/08/2023

Wait! Delay your garden cleanup just a little longer. The pollinators are still looking for food sources.

09/30/2023

Dahlia pickin’ day!

09/30/2023

Kelvin Floodlight Dahlia - Dinner Plate

09/23/2023

What a beauty! Assassin Bug. For reference, I would say he’s just about the size of my thumb. Appears well fed. Good job little friend.

09/16/2023

Farm update: Heat, storms, and health have challenged us this year. We had 3 back to back severe storms that took out or severely damaged our crops. And, Mr. Wisewood has not been well.

What to do. Instead of stressing over what we couldn’t change or control - we simply let it go. We have sat quietly and enjoyed the blooms that made it through despite the chaos. We took a vacation. A real one. So I am not sharing flower pictures. I am instead sharing pictures of our vacation.

We are preparing to do Fall clean up, and get ready for Spring. We are still here, and counting the days until time to start Ranunculus. We hope you have all had a wonderful summer, and made some great memories.

08/18/2023

There are just not enough words to describe how much we love this rose. Fertilizer, cooler weather, and loads of rain over the last few weeks have made it very happy. The blooms are ever changing depending on weather, soil, and climate. This rose puts on a show no matter what. To make it even better - it’s continual bloomer.

Distant Drums - Floribunda.

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