If you scroll long enough, weddings start to look the same. Same flowers. Same palettes. Same combinations pulled from the same inspiration boards. Locally grown, seasonal flowers interrupt that pattern. They bring depth, variation, and personality because they’re not mass-produced using harmful chemicals to look identical. They shift week to week. They respond to the weather. They surprise you. This is where the magic is. Not in replication, but in what’s actually growing. Albuquerque is...

Farm 47 Flowers I remember the moment when I told my parents that I was going to flower farm in my backyard. Both of whom pursued professions to escape their own farm upbringing were less than thrilled at this career shift after my own seven years spent collecting college degrees. But my time studying landscape architecture was a catalyst and trained me to see the potential of spaces and the delight waiting to take shape. Indeed, a clean slate full of possibility was what I saw in this space...

Part 2 - How they all bloomed It's been almost three whole months since I planted the first batch of indoor tulips. Now that the last...