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Dried Flowers

Farmer, Jenny Elliott, hanging flowers in our on-farm drying loft.

Through years of trial and error we’ve figured out which flowers dry the best and brightest, how to harvest at the perfect stage for drying, and which flowers and textures are indispensable for making natural and modern dried arrangements and wreaths. On our farm, we grow choice varieties and colors specifically for drying and are intentional about our natural, dye and chemical-free drying process – our only inputs are air, light, and flowers grown using all organic methods. For more information, see Jenny’s recent primer on our naturally dried flowers with Margaret Roach on her podcast “A Way to Garden.”

Click here for our dried flower availability

the details:

When you purchase dried flowers from us you’re buying our own farm-grown stock. Sold in field bunches of approximately ten to twenty stems (depending on variety), these flowers have been selected for their height, texture, color retention, and shatter-resistance, and have been air-dried in our on-farm drying loft throughout the growing season.

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Bunches, bouquets, arrangements, and wreaths @tiny Bunches, bouquets, arrangements, and wreaths @tinyheartsflowershop, all made up of flowers grown and dried on the farm over the summer season. 💕
Our first tulips are at @tinyheartsflowershop this Our first tulips are at @tinyheartsflowershop this week! I’m just out of the greenhouse this cold morning and headed up there 💫 We’re open Wednesday through Saturday 10 - 4 . Come pick up some tulips to get you through the icy weekend, get a sneak peek for Valentine’s Day, and see some of the gorgeous dried flowers and wreaths Blair has been whipping up this wintry season.
January flowers 💫💫💫 First 600 stems out t January flowers 💫💫💫 First 600 stems out the door yesterday! There will be bunches of these and more @tinyheartsflowershop tomorrow!
Tulips are slowly starting to roll in but are pick Tulips are slowly starting to roll in but are picking up steam fast! 20 stems the first day, 70 the next, a few crates the next. We’ll have the first bunches available @tinyheartsflowershop next weekend! Meanwhile, picking tulips in a sunny greenhouse in January is not a terrible way to spend a New York winter ❄️❄️❄️
We’re back! We took a couple weeks off to visit We’re back! We took a couple weeks off to visit family in my hometown of Carmel, CA but now we’re farming it up again in snowy NY. @tinyheartsflowershop is open from 10 - 4 today and tomorrow!
Late afternoon light in the Bulbodome, somehow loo Late afternoon light in the Bulbodome, somehow looking bright on this dreary of dreary rainy days. Luke is almost finished building the interior wall that separates the storage/rooting side from the growing side. Tulips growing in the foreground, paperwhites blooming against the wall 💫

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