Blooms
8-week Pick-your-own Flower share
Blooming Glen Farm offers a 1/2 acre of field grown pick-your-own flowers. We grow over 200 varieties of flowers including old time favorites like snapdragons and zinnias and more unusual varieties like ornamental grasses and nigella. Our plantings are staggered throughout the summer to provide a steady supply of foliage and blooms. However, we are at the mercy of the weather and cannot guarantee any specific flowers will be available at a particular time.
The 8-week PYO flower share ($200) will run from early July to the end of August. You will be notified of the start date via email. You may come to the farm once a week for 8 weeks to pick a large flower bouquet (we will provide a vessel; you bring clippers). You may pick flowers Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-7pm.
Do not choose this option if you will be doing an on-farm CSA vegetable share. PYO flowers are included in the veggie share that is picked up at Blooming Glen Farm. This option is available as a standalone option for those only interested in flowers, and not vegetables.
Ready to join? Registration for 2024 is now open! JOIN NOW!
DIY Bulk Flowers by the Bucket
We offer fresh-picked buckets of seasonal blooms for DIY design. Please note that no specific flowers are guaranteed; availability is always subject to Mother Nature’s whims. The best time to come to the farm is a week or two before your event. You can stroll through the fields and see what is growing and what you like. Those choosing to use DIY Bulk Wedding Flowers should be very flexible with their vision. We’ll put together a bulk order for you to pick up at your convenience the week of your event. Flowers and bulk foliage are sold by the 4 gallon bucket. $90 per bucket, 2 bucket minimum.
Photography Sessions
If you would like to arrange for family portraits or other photography sessions in our fields in bloom, we work with Vanessa Lassin Photography. Please contact Vanessa directly for bookings of a Flower Field Mini Session. Head to her website to see the stunning photos she has taken over the past 5 years in Blooming Glen Farm’s flower fields! These photos will surely become prized family heirlooms!
