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Field & Flower by In Bloom

Hi I’m Farmer Jess. I’m have a micro flower farm in a Scottdale GA growing floral grade blooms
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11/15/2024

Some flowers stop you in your tracks. I don’t routinely disbud my chrysanthemums but this one did it on its own. She’s giant and the color is perfection. I think she is Evening Glow but she was sold to me as Fall Affair. I need to check my tags again because I was confused when I was harvesting. Give me hundreds more is this perfection.

11/14/2024

I sent the final round of dahlias out on Monday, dug all of the tubers up on Saturday and now we are half way through dividing and storing. We are ready to close the door on this disappointing dahlia year. But we have a plan for next year and it will be better. Farmers always have a plan and we always have next year. But the glimmer from this year is that my color palette is perfect. Every stem that came in went right out the door.

11/13/2024

Thank you for all of the bouquet orders. I have plenty of product and am enjoying making these bouquets. Bouquet orders are open for purchase through the 22nd and my season will be officially closed. $30 for big fat overly stuffed bouquets because I’m obsessed with mums and they are so productive.

11/12/2024

Mixed chrysanthemum bouquets are available for purchase until the end of next week when we will close for the season. Enjoy these beautiful colors and textures with eucalyptus grown on the farm. Keep these ladies hydrated with fresh water and you’ll enjoy them for a couple of weeks. $30. Purchase on the webstore for pick up or delivery to Avondale Estates.

11/11/2024

Summer Rain is one of the most stunning dahlias I had this year. She came in late but gosh she is straight out of a painting. Unfortunately her tuber is infected with root nematodes. I’m still learning about this but she will be going into the dumpster. The joys of slinging dahlias. 😤

11/09/2024

Each year I add test varieties of chrysanthemums to the line up and then delete ones that don’t dazzle me. Meet Sally. I usually find these new varieties by stalking other farms and looking at growers and hoping their photos tell the true story. Unfortunately most photos aren’t that telling. I love button mums and the color story that Sally tells is unbelievable. The blush, gold and a rusty rose is the perfect fall bridge flower. I will scale up next year because she is that amazing. Sourced from Oregon Chrysanthemums.

11/08/2024

We are saying goodbye to the dahlias this week. It’s been a year of much learning and head scratching. We are starting to lift the tubers to see what they thought about this year. Stay tuned for exciting tuber update. 🤣

11/07/2024

This post is titled new dahlias that didn’t die. I’m rounding out the season bc it’s just time. I’m ready to close out the season, dig and divide. This late lady is so pretty that I have to get my hands on more bi-colored varieties. I’m completely smitten with the orange and white. Now let’s give mama lots of tubers.

11/05/2024

We will have mixed chrysanthemum and eucalyptus bouquets until the end of the season. $30. Pick up any day of the week Monday-Saturday. Shop the we stir to place your order. They are stunning colors, smell amazing and last 2 weeks (change that water)! Wholesalers….your webstore was updated yesterday. Check your email to order.

11/04/2024

It was the boys last HOCO this weekend. The many lasts are a little sad but I keep reminding myself that there are so many firsts to come.

11/02/2024

The temperatures are perfect for my late dahlia crop. And we are finally going to get some rain relief from the driest October on record. We’ve had no rain since the hurricane. I’d love to leave the dahlias as long as they would go but the drop down deadline is Nov 15 so we can flip the beds and start planting spring babies that will arrive the following week: Italian poppies, campanula, bells of Ireland. The seedlings I’ve started will be ready by then too: dianthus, godetia, statice. And then we will do the direct seeding: bachelor buttons, orlaya, larkspur, Buplureum, agrostemma, saponaria. And the ranunculus and anemone corms will be tucked in by Dec 1 as they are all planted and rooting in the greenhouse. Last but not least, the tulips will be crate planted and rooted in the cooler for the February start date. It’s a well orchestrated symphony to make this beauty a reality and I love being the conductor.

11/01/2024

We are cutting the heirloom chrysanthemums daily. There are a few mixed bouquets available for purchase. Wholesale inventory will be updated and emailed on Monday. They are stunners.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween. Perfect weather. It’s the last year of trick or treating for my boys so I’m a little sad. Yes they are seniors in high school but as long as a costume is involved, hit the streets my man boys. Meanwhile I’ll be prepping for my first colonoscopy Friday morning. Getting old is pure joy! Eat a piece of candy for me. 🤣

10/30/2024

Bronze Fleece is the must grow heirloom chrysanthemum. Highly productive, perfect bronze/terracotta fall color and lasts forever. I have this mum in excess for the next couple of weeks for wholesale. Also retail mum bouquets are open. $30 mum and fresh eucalyptus that smells amazing.

10/29/2024

I can’t believe I’ve been hustling flowers for 5 seasons. Each year brings challenges, disappointments, new highs and fist pumping wins. It’s easy to get sucked into the daily grind but it’s important to step back and look at what you’ve imagined and actually built. Each season brings a new idea. Yesterday we stripped out a hodgepodge of landscape to make room for 125 peonies. It’s a big investment but I believe it will be a big payoff if the stars align. Most of them will be the beloved Sarah Bernhardt along with Coral Charm and some others collected along the way. I’m excited and feeling that fall energy.

10/28/2024

It’s my absolute favorite time of the growing season. The dahlias and chrysanthemums come together to shine. The beautiful tones are so blendable and pleasing to the eye. 📸 Dahlia, eucalyptus, chrysanthemum, celosia, gomphrena.

10/25/2024

Tick tock tick tock. I’m patiently waiting for 2 of my favorite mums to show up. Kelvin Mandarin and Mancetta Sunset. I doubled production and I cannot get enough of these colors.

10/23/2024

Starlet is a newcomer to the mum line up this year. I love the fluted petals. Definitely adding more of this texture to the crops next year.

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627 Valley Brook Road
Scottdale, GA
30079

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