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  • Hooray for the first official day of spring! Since spring is all about new beginnings, I thought it would be the perfect time to kick off a new project we're calling #AYearInFlowers. The goal of this community-driven project is to highlight what's blooming in gardens across the globe each week. I would love to have you join in the fun! Here’s how to participate: 1) Capture. Take a photo of flowers that are in season in your area, whether it's a fistful of flowers you picked from your backyard or a bouquet that you made using seasonal blooms. 2) Post. Upload your photo to Instagram and tag it with #AYearInFlowers.⁣ 3) Share. In the caption, be sure to share what flowers are in the picture along with where you're located. Please also note the week of the year. Even though this will be the first week of the project, I plan to use the week number of the year to designate each post. For example, this is the 12th week of the year, so I'll tag my post #AYearInFlowers and #Week12Flowers. (Week numbers are commonly used in the floriculture industry and are standardized across the years). Plus, tagging the week number will allow IG users to sort photos by week and compare what's blooming each week. I would love to have you join me in this fun, creative, community-driven project to celebrate seasonal flowers all year long.
  • This winter has felt like it just stretched on forever, but as I walked the farm tonight I saw so many signs that spring is just around the corner. Most notably, the daffodil patch is coming to life! There are already thousand of fat buds pushing up through the soil and in just a few short weeks we'll be harvesting armloads of fresh flowers again. ‘Replete’ (pictured here) is one of my all time favorite varieties, and one of the first to bloom each spring. #growfloret
  • First flower harvest of the year!!! These anemones may be super short and a tad frost bitten, but I’ll take them. Proof that sring is just around the corner. #growfloret #ayearinflowers
  • Seeing my first book, Cut Flower Garden, on bookstore shelves never gets old! I found a copy last weekend at @elliottbaybookco in Seattle and just had to grab a photo. Today marks two years since it was published and never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined how many lives it would touch! Over on the blog (link in profile) I’m sharing more about this books impact, plus two exciting book announcements. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this dream a reality! #growfloret #floretbook
  • Two years ago today, the team and I gathered in my dining room to celebrate the release of Cut Flower Garden. Not in my wildest dreams could I have imagined how far this little book would travel or the impact it would have on so many people. It is amazing to see the many far-flung places across the globe that it has has traveled. That’s all thanks to YOU and our amazing international flower community! Adding to the excitement, I have two BIG book announcements: we just turned in the final manuscript and all of the photos for book number #2 (all about flower arranging)...AND I am thrilled to announce that we just signed a contract with Chronicle Books for a THIRD book! To find out what it’s going to be about, head over to the blog (link in profile). #growfloret #floretbook #flowerfarmer #farmerflorist
  • We had the coolest day with @carhartt shooting for their upcoming catalog at our farm. Such a honor to get to work with a company we’ve loved (and worn) for so long! #growfloret #flowerfarmer #farmerflorist
  • Today was a very, very exciting day! We planted our very first permanent crop at the new farm, which we bought a year and a half ago, that borders our original tiny plot. The reason this is so monumental is because we’ve been farming mostly rented land for the past decade. Permanent crops were too much of a risk to plant in ground that wasn’t ours and with so little total farmland (2 acres) to work with, we never had the space to give up to things that needed 3-5 years to establish. Today we got about half of our new peony field in, roughly 3,000 plants and almost 90 varieties. I’ve dreamed of this day for over ten years and the magic of the moment isn’t at all lost on me. Thank you @sue88cr @dirt_e_hippie @terpstra_tim_ @jillmjorgensen @mypeaceofthepnw @copterchris for helping bring this dream to life! #growfloret
  • There are a handful of people here on Instagram that stop me dead in my tracks. @beckycrowley_ is one of them. Her feed is filled with the most incredible images from the cutting garden she tends in the UK and her stories are equally breathtaking. If you don't already follow her- you must! Over on the Floret Blog you can read a wonderful interview with Becky (link in profile), plus I thought it'd be fun to give away two sets of her stunning new greeting cards here on IG. Swipe left to see a sample. To enter, leave a comment telling me the flower you're most looking forward to this spring. Winners will be announced Wednesday. Good luck! UPDATE: The giveaway is now closed. A big congratulations to our winners: @moon_maiden_flowers and @smbradley20
  • One of the most magical things about flowers is how they can connect us, no matter where we live. I recently had the honor of sitting down with Becky Crowley, one of my absolute favorite people to follow here on Instagram for an interview on the Floret blog. If you don't already follow @beckycrowley_ then you're in for a massive treat! Becky grows flowers for the cutting garden at Chatsworth House, the estate of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire in the UK and the images and thoughts she shares from the garden are absolutely breathtaking. Recently Becky started offering the most gorgeous botanical prints and cards, which she now ships worldwide. I ordered sets for the whole team and they are stunning! You can read more about Becky, her inspiring work and enter to win some of her cards and prints by following the link in my profile. Enjoy!

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