PNW Blooms

29/12/2024

We are happy to announce that our bouquet subscriptions for 2025 are live! And we are bringing back the option for delivery if you live in Roseburg. Head on over to our website (link in the bio) to sign yourself or your loved one up! If you want to gift a subscription, send me an email at [email protected] and I will send you a printable gift card.

22/12/2024

Friday I got all of this year’s peony roots planted as well as the second succession of ranunculus. I can’t wait to see all these beauties bloom and share them with our community!

The ranunculus will bloom this coming spring, but I won’t harvest peony blooms from this year’s roots until at least spring of 2026. Peonies are a long term investment.

We will have limited availability of blooms from the roots I planted last fall. Pictured are Coral Sunset, Angel Cheeks, Alexander Flemming, and Nick Shaylor which will be some of the beauties available this coming spring 😍 I can’t wait! Make sure to sign up for our email newsletter for updates on this coming year! I’ll be sending out our December newsletter very soon. We’ve got some exciting things coming next year!

22/12/2024

23/11/2024

Are you shopping for a flower loving friend this year? 🌸

Or maybe you’re the flower fanatic. Buy something for yourself! Let’s face it, you’re the one buying all the Christmas gifts, coordinating all the parties, and making sure Christmas is perfect for everyone else. You deserve to treat yourself this holiday season ❤️

We are offering 3 styles of flower related tshirts for the holidays!

Ordering will be open for ONE WEEK ONLY. I am offering these as a preorder so that I am able to offer multiple colors, styles and sizes so that you can get exactly what you want! They will arrive to the farm in mid December and will ship within 24 hours so that they get to you with plenty of time to wrap it up for your loved one 🎁

Order now at pnwblooms.com and support our small business while also buying a unique product you can’t find anywhere else!

19/11/2024

The difference in being a farmer and a gardener- going out and working in the pouring down rain and cold to cultivate beauty next spring. Finn came out with me for about 20 minutes but then asked to go inside to warm up (I don’t blame him!) Before going in, he took this picture of me with a rudbeckia seedling.

I prepped more beds and got the last of my fall planted seedlings in the ground, better late than never! I also finally got around to addressing the eucalyptus bed. You almost couldn’t see the dirt because of the w**ds! I took the hoe and cut through the w**ds. Next I’ll cover with a heavy layer of leaves to s***f out any other w**ds, add nutrition to the soil as the leaves break down, and help insulate the eucalyptus roots so that they hopefully make it through winter.

The varieties I have planted are mostly hardy in my zone, but as everyone knows, we’ve been getting unexpected cold snaps and heat waves the past few years. As a tender perennial, eucalyptus generally make it through our winters as long as we don’t get some unprecedented freezes. We’ll see what this year brings!

10/11/2024

Not very pretty, but this is what late fall looks like on the farm- lots of dirt and messes 🙃
Yesterday and today I worked on transplanting 17 of my roses. The location I had them in ended up being too tight for both harvesting and getting around them to walk. They grew so big on one side that they blocked the entire path.
So 7 of them went to a friend, and the other 10 went to a different bed along our fence line. I have 8 more coming that will fill out the rest of the line and some will go into pots down below by our house because I have very little self control with roses 😍😂
We have really high w**d pressure in this bed which made me hesitant to move them there, but I think we found a good solution. 🤞🏼 We put up a screen along the fence line to keep the neighbor’s grass from poking through and dropping seed, then I used 3’ landscape fabric for the back of the bed and base of the roses where I know it will be hard to get in and w**d. We have two types of invasive creeping w**ds that are impossible to fully eradicate.
It was a big job and I’m glad to have it checked off 😅 now we just wait for a beautiful wall next spring 😍

18/10/2024

First succession of ranunculus has been soaked and is now presprouting. I will plant them in the next few weeks. This year we are planting 3 successions to try and maximize ranunculus season as much as possible. The goal for 2025 is to have an abundance of ranunculus from early April through early June. We still have some available in our shop and I’ve added some bulk quantities as well if you’re wanting a large volume at a discount. Our tulip, daffodils, and peony order is delayed by about a week from our supplier so if you’re wondering when it will ship, I expect to be able to get them out the second week of November. Ranunculus and anemone orders have been going out within 48 hours of receiving your order. Thank you for the support! 💕

16/10/2024

Rudbeckia are having their moment to shine 🧡 I’m not even a fan of fall colors but these really caught my eye tonight. Farming has opened me up to a much more diverse color palate and I’m so grateful to be growing these beauties that I never would have chosen to grow if I was just growing for my own pleasure.

14/10/2024

I haven’t posted a lot lately, but we’ve been working hard this fall on projects and 2025 prep. One of the big projects on our list was to build a walk in cooler. We built it all ourselves and we are so pleased with it! This will house dahlia tubers, tulip bulbs, ranunculus and anemone corms, and lots and lots of cut flowers in 2025.

01/10/2024

Our last florist order of the season went out today. We look forward to working with more next year

16/09/2024

Yesterday was an all day workday which felt really good to catch up on a bunch of fall tasks! I harvested, labeled dahlias, tagged special zinnias and celosia to collect seeds for next year, and planted hundreds of new plants. My sweet, hard working farmer Finn helped me clear the beds of old plants, cover with paper to help with w**d management, put fresh compost down, then plant the seedlings. He helped every step along the way. That is until his Papa was available to play 🩵

11/09/2024

Just a few more weeks left in our season. Grab one of these beauties at

02/09/2024

Only a couple more days until our Bouquet Bar Workshop! Sign up to reserve your spot for September 7th at 12pm. Treat yourself to a fun afternoon and learn my tips and tricks to making a beautiful bouquet 😊 https://www.pnwblooms.com/other-products/p/bouquet-bar-workshop

17/08/2024

Life is just so busy and summers fly by in a blur! You know that one friend that all summer you guys have been saying “let’s get together and do something fun” and it hasn’t happened yet. It’s time to put it on the calendar and sign up for a fun afternoon playing with flowers! Join us September 7th at Jackson Street Provisions!

12/08/2024

Our bouquet bar workshop is coming up in a few weeks! Tag your friend to be entered into a drawing for a free desert from Jackson Street Provisions on me when you come on the 7th. Two winners will be drawn! ☺️

09/08/2024

Finn wanted to do a painting project the other day so we decided he could paint a birdhouse. He picked orange for his paint color, but then decided he wanted to make his own color by mixing them all together. Last night he found the perfect space to hang it and I love it! If I was a little birdie, I’d want to make my nest in this house!

08/08/2024

Join us at Jackson Street Provisions on Saturday September 7th at 12pm for an enjoyable afternoon playing with flowers and eating great food! You will get the chance to purchase a delicious meal and/or dessert from Jackson Street Provisions while I walk you through how to build your own beautiful, unique bouquet with techniques I use every week. I will provide you with a basic recipe to follow to make your own one of a kind bouquet! You will be supplied with snips and a choice of a jar or vase. Just bring yourself and your bestie! Seats are limited, so sign up quick! My website is linked in the comments for you to reserve your seat. Tag a friend you want to go with and get entered into a drawing for a free dessert at Jackson Street Provisions on the 7th! 2 winners will be selected. I can’t wait to see you there! ☺️

08/08/2024

Hi! I haven’t ever formally introduced myself on social media and frequently am behind the camera, so new followers probably don’t know too much about us!
I’m Shelby and I am the owner of PNW blooms with my husband, Zack. We have two young boys Joseph and Finley that farm alongside us. I have grown flowers my whole life, but really caught the farming bug in 2021 when I discovered Floret flowers and dove head first into learning everything I could. We started selling in 2023 and offer multiple ways for you to support our small business- weekly market bouquets at Jackson Street Provisions and My Coffee, custom orders, bridal bouquets, DIY buckets for events, subscription bouquets, workshops, dahlia tubers, and fall planted bulbs! We grow using organic products exclusively and spray those very minimally with our focus on creating a healthy ecosystem that is safe for both pollinators and people. We own 1/4 acre of hilly property that we live on and farm on. We have also developed a farm space at my generous parents’ house that is 50’x50’. It is our dream to someday find a new property that we can have all of our flowers in one place and that is hopefully a little more flat than what we currently have! Thanks for following along with us and for supporting our farm! 🤗