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Texas Farm Flowers grown to bring the joy of nature to all those that love flowers! 🌸👩‍🌾 Together we can flourish!
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I was invited to join my friend, Kazuko of @smalla

I was invited to join my friend, Kazuko of @smallandbakedgoods for a Sunday popup. What a wonderful welcome by @cafe.momento__ and their friendly community!

#flowerfarmer #espresso

Posted • @cafe.momento__ Join us this Sunday Jun

Posted • @cafe.momento__ Join us this Sunday June 1st 10AM - SELL OUT @smallandbakedgoods is making a return with her delectable baked good aaaand she’s bringing a friend! 🥐
@bishophillfarmflowers is popping up alongside Kazuko bringing farm fresh flowers and dried bouquets! 🌸🪻💐🌸🌷

Come have a good time with us!

This is what I love about seasonal locally grown f

This is what I love about seasonal locally grown flowers! Variety and a sense of the place where you live. The number one comment about flowers shipped into the country is that they are all basically the same and it gets tiring.

Come experience the seasons first hand with flowers from a local flower grower! I will be bringing these spring to summer crossover to @coppellfarmersmarket this Saturday, plus a few of the new @johnnys_seeds Aurora Zinnias!

#flowerfarmer #localflowers #locallygrownflowers #farmersmarket

Best and easiest flowers to dry naturally are stat

Best and easiest flowers to dry naturally are statice, strawflowers, sea lavender and winged everlasting. All blooming now!

A mix of these may be in your flowers this Saturday at @coppellfarmersmarket so you can hang them upside down in the dark to dry to preserve your Mothers Day memory!

How did we choose this beautiful day back in Septe

How did we choose this beautiful day back in September 2024 with the Sunnyvale Garden Club Program Chair?

Outdoor events are always iffy but seem to work out miraculously most of the time!!! Like today! Loved our time together. #sunnyvalegardenclub #dallasgardenclubs

On #earthday we spent time harvesting spring bloom

On #earthday we spent time harvesting spring blooms and arranging vases at @bishophillfarmflowers “I could stay in this place forever,” exclaimed one guest.

I am so happy to share in the joy I also get from flowers grown right at my feet!

Rain or shine… flowers love it! @coppellfarmers

Rain or shine… flowers love it!
@coppellfarmersmarket

Friday before @coppellfarmersmarket on Saturday is

Friday before @coppellfarmersmarket on Saturday is a busy day preparing the flowers harvested to go meet their new homes!!! 🌸✨💖

Corncockle in the breeze in April! What is not to

Corncockle in the breeze in April! What is not to love with these little stitch lines for a bee runway to pollinate! #agrostemma

New flowers blooming so swing by my flower booth inside the @coppellfarmersmarket every Saturday 8-noon!

We are gardeners and can handle a blustery day!!!

We are gardeners and can handle a blustery day!!!
Today the Turf and Turners Garden Club came out to learn more about growing cut flowers and harvesting before making some spring inspired arrangements. #gardenclub

You know it is spring when the Snowball Viburnum b

You know it is spring when the Snowball Viburnum begins to bloom! My flower farm is on the historic Parrish homestead and this old-fashion shrub is my favorite!

Some of the ranunculus bouquets will have a snowball for your choosing at the FloWeR PoP_uP at @kelleyproduce at @dallasfarmersmarket on Sunday 10-sellout.

Transitioning from winter to spring is alway a rou

Transitioning from winter to spring is alway a rough one in field growing flowers. Here’s why:

🌱the weather is unpredictable so you have to be flexible and resistant at the same time
🌱it is a long stretch without blooms that seems like forever
🌱and factor in the shorter days
🌱in agriculture it is called the shoulder months, not that the weight of your world is on your shoulders, but there is that too.

🌸there are a few teasers of spring coming then the rush of BLOOMS and all is good again!🥰

So grateful for those that stick with the process and delight in the work to bring in the flowers!

#flowerfarmer #localflowers #seasons #naturelover

Since the 2025 locally grown flowers are becoming

Since the 2025 locally grown flowers are becoming available, here is your friendly reminder of how to keep your flowers long lasting! Think clean, clean, clean! 💞🌸💓🌸💕🌸

A Cutting Garden - March 11, 2025

A Cutting Garden - March 11, 2025

I’ve been selected by a New Tech AP English team

I’ve been selected by a New Tech AP English team to help me, a sustainable small business, with my marketing. We have met at the farm for interviews and videos . They even represented BHFF at the Art from the Heart event at their school selling these wrapped bouquets and SOLD OUT! Impressive! I decided to make some more for the @coppellfarmersmarket Saturday! And since they encouraged me to make a how-to video, here is the first take. I posted another video on my YouTube channel - you can find the link in my bio! Just wait- more videos to come!

I know, I know that everything is out of wack - an

I know, I know that everything is out of wack - and yes as a farm I am feeling it. I signed on for two programs with USDA and that is on hold, the property tax on my land in historic Coppell has gone up 130% and the expenses for seed, bulbs, infrastructure has more than doubled - yet I am keeping the pricing of bouquets as it was in 2021 and workshop pricing has been reduced because I know everyone is feeling this but I also know that flowers and flower farm experiences are what people need now!

And a quick plug for shopping at @coppellfarmersmarket (or any management vetted farmers markets)- you are supporting small farms and entrepreneurs and getting the best of the best selections and, also, keep these offerings in business!

Hi, I’m Amanda! Throughout my childhood visits t

Hi, I’m Amanda! Throughout my childhood visits to my Grandparents farm, Bishop Hill, in Ohio, I fell in love with flower gardens, especially the dahlias my Grandpa grew.

Over the years, I have danced around my cut flowers dream through my work with growing school gardens and community gardens and building viable markets for farmers. All along the way, I have tucked away flower related photos, notes, books, magazine clippings which has given way to You Tube videos, Pinterest boards and workshops on growing specialty cut flowers.

It was as if my life’s work had prepared me to realize the potential of locally grown flowers in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and the happiness they bring to others! I grow year-round on a small-scale, high production flower farm a stone’s throw from the Coppell Farmers Market.

My vision is for the cut flower bunches to reflect nature and the seasons in North Texas throughout the year. I want to be able to share plants’ unique beauty with my customers to enhance their living spaces and lives!

Tell me I’m not crazy or lazy, but all this wint

Tell me I’m not crazy or lazy, but all this winter there seems to be so much down time due to weather that I can’t be out working my field. So here is what I did today after securing all my low tunnels for the great deep freeze of 2025, I made a cake from scratch for the first time in my life!!! Was going to decorate it with flowers but both poppies and hellebores are not edible and it just didn’t seem right to have them mushed into chocolate frosting.

Sometimes it just feels good to push yourself to do something new. Like tomorrow, hosting Yoko of @hakko.online and @kazukogo10 at the farm cottage to teach two workshops on traditional Japanese fermentation with miso making and pocket koji. It will be nice to gather together while facing off the cold.

Speaking of gathering together, the floral events at @bishophillfarmflowers are posted on my website and eventbrite so grab a friend and get reservations for spring in the flower field!

Hopefully will pull off the covers by Saturday to bring some fresh flowers to @coppellfarmersmarket but I will always have my shoulder months’ standby of dried flower nifties!

Stay warm!

And just like that, we are in February! Slowly the

And just like that, we are in February! Slowly the field is awaking to a warm up so I need to get the final cool season flowers planted. More Stock, Foxglove and Strawflower, plus Winged Everlasting, Forget-me-Nots and the Mother’s Day favorite- Godetia.

Lisianthus are next on the list as they were seed started after Thanksgiving and just now opening their second real set of leaves. Talk about a slow grower!!!

People say I have passion but think it is a whole lot more patience. 😘

The ups and downs of winter growing. We didn’t h

The ups and downs of winter growing. We didn’t have any snow here in Dallas this round but the winds were gusting around 30mph. Is it best to live where you can see the field or live where you can only imaging what is happening out there? 🤷‍♀️

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