Boots & Blooms Flower Farm

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🌸The self-serve roadside flower stand is open Saturdays throughout the growing season.
🌸Unique, one-of-a-kind, fresh-cut bouquets grown from seed.
🌸Sowing kindness, growing beauty, spreading joy— one seed, one bloom, one bouquet at a time— since 2022.

Farm fresh garden-style bouquets will be waiting for you roadside tomorrow morning at 9am! Cash & Venmo4707 N. 200 E., A...
06/12/2026

Farm fresh garden-style bouquets will be waiting for you roadside tomorrow morning at 9am!

Cash & Venmo
4707 N. 200 E., Anderson

Yesterday when I mentioned that the lilies coming into bloom aren’t the right variety it’s because they’re taller than m...
06/11/2026

Yesterday when I mentioned that the lilies coming into bloom aren’t the right variety it’s because they’re taller than me with 10 blooms per stem— not exactly ideal for bouquets. 😅

Also, for the 5 minutes it rained this evening, Rainy hid in the cooler. Ironically, she doesn’t like the rain.

The rain and heat have really brought on some blooms and the seedlings and dahlias are getting taller! I noticed the fir...
06/10/2026

The rain and heat have really brought on some blooms and the seedlings and dahlias are getting taller! I noticed the first zinnia bloom a few days ago. The lilies are just starting to bloom, but not sure I’ll have the right varieties for this weekend’s bouquets. Meanwhile, the coneflower, anise hyssop, and sea holly are blooming as well as the snapdragons, astilbe, daisies, yarrow, sweet William, salvia, and lots of other varieties. It’s been too hot or too wet to harvest but hoping to be able to later this evening.

This week I’ve pinched the basil, marigolds, celosia, and cosmos, netted some beds for supporting the flowers, direct sowed more sunflowers, washed buckets this afternoon under the shade, cleaned out the cooler, and of course, pulled more w**ds. Looking forward to providing you some beautiful garden-style bouquets this Saturday! Stay cool and hydrated! 💦

Last Tuesday when my daughter and her family came over for a visit, she showed me a poppy she found blooming in the burn...
06/07/2026

Last Tuesday when my daughter and her family came over for a visit, she showed me a poppy she found blooming in the burn pile. This reminded me of my “why” in starting this farm.

After my daughter was born I suffered severe depression. I continued to suffer and was in and out of the hospital undergoing ECT treatments for 6 more years for circumstances beyond my control. I will spare you the details, but it became so debilitating that I lost all hope and wanted to end my life on several occasions. But we have a God who is so full of mercy and grace, who loves us beyond our wildest dreams can conceive, Who’s thoughts towards just one of us are greater than the grains of sand on the earth (Psalm 139:17)! He was patient with me— where I was and the healing needed in my life. He gave me the love of growing flowers when my kids were really young. It was in the growing of those flowers that my hope and healing began— the patience, the nurturing, the resilience. And over time He lovingly redeemed my life from the pit. And for that I am forever grateful!

Friend, I don’t know where you are or how you got there. But God doesn’t and He won’t leave you there. He hasn’t (Hebrews 13:5). He walks beside you (Psalm 16:8) and when it gets too hard to bear, He carries you (Isaiah 46:4). I know it doesn’t feel that way, and it can feel like you’ll never get out of that pit. But we serve a God who specializes in redeeming our lives from the pit (Psalm 103:4) and bringing us back to life (Psalm 30:3). He loves you too much to leave you where you are and He is working all things together for your ultimate good (Romans 8:28). You are His friend (John 15:15), His masterpiece (Ephesians 2:10) and the apple of His eye (Psalm 17:8).

Psalm 40:1-3
I waited patiently for the Lord to help me,
and he turned to me and heard my cry.
2 He lifted me out of the pit of despair,
out of the mud and the mire.
He set my feet on solid ground
and steadied me as I walked along.
3 He has given me a new song to sing,
a hymn of praise to our God.
Many will see what he has done and be amazed.
They will put their trust in the Lord.

It’s a closeup, so not the best pic, but this is a hummingbird resting on a dead “limb” of pampas grass. The hummingbird...
06/07/2026

It’s a closeup, so not the best pic, but this is a hummingbird resting on a dead “limb” of pampas grass. The hummingbirds were buzzing around today in the rain and when it stopped.

Speaking of rain, we got a bunch today! But we needed it! This has been a relatively dry season. But made the most of today direct sowing sunflower seeds and some perennial varieties as well as some seedlings when it wasn’t raining. When it was, I was either sitting on the front porch enjoying the rain with Shawn or taking a nap.

I hope you’ve all had a great day, whatever the day had for you. And as always, thank you so much for stopping by for flowers. I hope they bring you much enjoyment this week! Many more to come! Have a restful and peaceful Sunday!

UPDATE: There’s still a beautiful variety of bouquets to choose from! We’ll be open til 9pm. Goooooood mornin’!! The flo...
06/06/2026

UPDATE: There’s still a beautiful variety of bouquets to choose from! We’ll be open til 9pm.

Goooooood mornin’!! The flower stand is open and fully stocked! The perfect sunshine for a rainy day!

How about a flower stand tomorrow? Open @ 9am☔️ or ☀️Cash & Venmo4707 N. 200 E., Anderson
06/05/2026

How about a flower stand tomorrow?

Open @ 9am
☔️ or ☀️
Cash & Venmo
4707 N. 200 E., Anderson

I remember the days, prior to actually flower farming, when I thought it would be more flowers than w**ds. I’m working t...
06/04/2026

I remember the days, prior to actually flower farming, when I thought it would be more flowers than w**ds. I’m working towards that end but it is taking me awhile. Is it just me, or does the w**d situation seem worse this year? And don’t forget all those tiny holes that the seedlings were planted in. The w**ds have no problem competing for that space either!

So what have I been up to lately besides w**ding? My daughter and her family came over yesterday evening for a cookout— and I forgot pics! 😢 I did get one with my daughter. Yesterday morning I cut grass and then headed to the store without checking to make sure I was presentable to go out in public. Sooooo, if you saw some crazy lady with a t-shirt that said, “Keep It Wild” with flowers on the front and mulberry stains ALL OVER her back walking around PayLess, that was me. 🫪 And then walked out without my gourmet pretzels. And no, they did not come after me when they saw what was on my shirt. 😅

Anyway, the flowers keep blooming. The yarrow is here— four beds of yarrow! Because everyone needs yarrow!! And astilbe is blooming also. The black eyed Susans and perennial baby’s breath appear to be next. Still so many other varieties in bloom and much more on the way! I have a couple large events this weekend but I would love to have the flower stand out on Saturday. I cannot promise anything but I will try!

Even though the flower stand is closed today, you can still find our beautiful flowers in these beautiful arrangements, ...
05/30/2026

Even though the flower stand is closed today, you can still find our beautiful flowers in these beautiful arrangements, created by the sweet florists at The Garden - Alexandria— previously Ousley’s. It is now located at 809 S. Harrison St., Alexandria. Stop in a grab one of these beautiful bouquets while they last! And take a look around at their gift shop while you’re there!

Although there are many varieties in bloom, and several coming into bloom, I’ve decided not to have the flower stand for...
05/29/2026

Although there are many varieties in bloom, and several coming into bloom, I’ve decided not to have the flower stand for the next few weeks. I lost a lot of my spring crop in mid-March, along with some varieties under tunnels that didn’t survive our harsh winter. Even this month, our temps dipped down into the 30s at night. So the summer annuals are a little behind.,

While I hate to do this, I want to give you my very best. I know that once the summer annuals get here, it’ll be full speed. So this time will allow me to focus on getting things done around here that I will not necessarily have time for later in the season. Thank you for understanding and for supporting our small farm. Looking forward to serving you again soon and for a beautiful season ahead!

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The Self-serve Roadside Flower Stand Interstate Open Saturdays At 9am, Located At 4707 N. 200 E
Anderson, IN
46012

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