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My signature for dried flower bouquets is that tha

My signature for dried flower bouquets is that that each one is unique. You can choose those of your liking! #oneofakind

Heads up for gifting, the 2024 dried flowers are selling fast! Find me the next couple of weeks at @coppellfarmersmarket and next Tuesday at Hackberry Creek Women’s Club Shoppers’ Night!

Can you believe this plume celosia went rogue and

Can you believe this plume celosia went rogue and grew such big, bold, beautiful plumes on the side of the road in gravel in the North Texas heat and drought? #naturerules

I can’t think of a better birthday, starting wit

I can’t think of a better birthday, starting with the marriage of my son Kevin and Mary on Saturday, Logan and Cali arriving from New Mexico with a load of Ponderosa Pine logs to cut and split for my fireplace, and Honna bringing me Chocolate Cosmos seeds from Chocolate Flower Farm, Whidbey Island, WA And of course, plenty of stories, memories and laughter. Love my family!

Thank you for all the Happy Wishes from family and friends all over the place. Made my birthday extra special.

Many of you have asked to see the dried flower arb

Many of you have asked to see the dried flower arbor arrangements. Well here it is!

A perfect day in November for an outdoor wedding! Beautiful couple, family and weekend!

So excited for this weekend - celebrating Mary and

So excited for this weekend - celebrating Mary and my son, Kevin’s, wedding at the flower farm. They have a bright future together!!!

Love that Mary also wanted a dried flower crown, Maid of Honor bouquet and table centerpieces. #novemberwedding

Creatives cannot stop creating! So enjoying my stu

Creatives cannot stop creating! So enjoying my studio after moving in all the dried flowers, pods and grasses! Completely enjoying some cooler weather with windows open working on what I will be bringing to @coppellfarmersmarket on Saturday!

Catch me at the @coppellfarmersmarket every Saturd

Catch me at the @coppellfarmersmarket every Saturday!

Did you know that my point of sale is exactly three tenths of a mile from my flower farm? And most all of my cut flowers are sold at the @coppellfarmersmarket. WHY…

It is because it is essentially a farmers market that understands the heart of local producers with many weekly customers that depend on quality! And I know that there is also underlying community strong support from the city, customers, volunteers and staff, so I am planting now to offer my locally grown flowers in early 2025!

What an opportunity to be in a space of flowers an

What an opportunity to be in a space of flowers and growers talking about all things flowers: farming efficiency, techniques for longer stronger stems, pricing with production cost basis, growing hardy spring flowers and touring the farm, design studio and apiary.

Organization: @ascfginc
Host: @wildfloraflowers @barnofchapelhill

Frequently, I get a photo of a farmers market from

Frequently, I get a photo of a farmers market from someone on vacation. I realized yesterday that going to a farmers market is like you are in a different world. One where bread and pastries are straight out of the oven, eggs gathered and set into the carton, meat raised with integrity, and where beekeepers can tell you about their hive health, farmers can tell you what they are planting next and so so much more.

Enjoy the fruits of farmer’s market labors!!!
#farmersmarket #flowerfarmer 🌼👩‍🌾

Fantastic advice on regenerative soil prep from JM

Fantastic advice on regenerative soil prep from JM Fortier @themarketgardeners after reading and re-reading his book, The Market Gardener.

Summer flowers are a long season so taking a few weeks to apply what I learned last spring from taking a workshop with JM with support from @bootstrapfarmer

Compost: Texas Pure Products
Earthworm Castings: @vermicompostventures
Organic Fertilizer: @microlifefertilizer
Harrow: @bcs_america
Help: @skyeflowerfield

Taking a leisure Sunday morning cleaning up my own

Taking a leisure Sunday morning cleaning up my own kitchen garden to plant my fall veggies. I will leave my pepper and tomato plants for a second flush though.

Oh, and found some more celosia to preserve.
Enjoy the last couple of days of September!

#kitchengarden #backyardgarden

When I lived in Wyoming, my favorite season was Sp

When I lived in Wyoming, my favorite season was Spring, because it followed the brutal winter. NOW my favorite season is fall and can you guess why?

I will be at my usual Saturday spot at the @coppellfarmersmarket with a variety of dried bouquets, pumpkins, small vases and petite wreaths. All dried with love and care to share their everlasting beauty.

#driedflowers #everlasting #flowerfarmer

Today is the Autumn Equinox - halfway between the

Today is the Autumn Equinox - halfway between the longest and the shortest day length! Time for pulling out all the preserved botanicals from the dry room to share in the fall vibe at the @coppellfarmersmarket

Also time to refresh my field to prepare for planting the transplants and corms that will enjoy the winter cool to push our spring blooms.

Thanks for enjoying the summer flowers with me all summer long. 🌼🌼🌼

What will I be planting? Snapdragons, Stock, Stati

What will I be planting? Snapdragons, Stock, Statice, Yarrow and the Anemones and Ranunculus are my big SIX!

We had rain!!! And this is what happened… Find

We had rain!!! And this is what happened…

Find me and these plumes inside the pavilion at the @coppellfarmersmarket on Saturday 8am to noon.

Update: PT position hired! Have you dreamed of wor

Update: PT position hired! Have you dreamed of working on a flower farm? Here is an opportunity to get behind the scenes where the real work takes place (with minimal handling of flowers) Email for application: amanda@bishophillfarmflowers.com

Part time help needed for seasonal transition of fields working closely with me on Mon- Wednesday (8am- Noon) for about a month, starting Sept 23, 2024. $22 per hour.

Duties would include removing spent plants, weeding, removing landscape fabric, wheelbarrowing compost, changing irrigation drip tape, setting up low tunnels and planting transplants/direct seeding.

Ideal hire would possess:
-Interest AND experience in gardening, farming, landscaping or horticulture.
-a strong work ethic, quick learner; follows instruction and finds ways to be efficient on farm.
-ability of work in all kinds of weather and chooses the best clothes, shoes for the job.
-perform physical tasks of bending, kneeling, lifting 50 pounds and handling all types of hand tools.
-reliable transportation.

My son lived here for several years stewardshippin

My son lived here for several years stewardshipping this land before it was a flower farm. At that time he called it ‘The Prop’

He raised box turtles, caught crawdads and ate mulberries from the trees! One Sunday, he fixed me squirrel tacos and I politely ate them.

Today is Logan’s Birthday! Born on a Labor Day and it rained for the first time that summer in 1986. He is a breath of fresh air!

Working it to stay out of the sun! This is the tim

Working it to stay out of the sun! This is the time of year when there is so much field work and the heat and drought drags on you. #laborday

I hear it might rain and slightly cool down next week so we will see! 👀

Hello…where did August go?

Hello…where did August go?

Cruising thro summer…smelling the flowers and ea

Cruising thro summer…smelling the flowers and eating peppers blistered in EVOO sprinkled with sea salt. It’s a good day!

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