Voss Farms Cut Flowers LLC

11/20/2025

Taking a step back from flowers has allowed me to enjoy some of my other hobbies, including crocheting. I just finished this adorable Christmas hat and had to share! 😍 🌲

The pattern (shared in the comments) uses the mosaic technique, which was new to me when starting this project. It was super fast, fun to make, and made working with color very easy! Now, to make 2 more! One for my oldest son and one for myself! 🧶

11/10/2025

😲I found a little surprise the other day! I left the anemone corms in place after spring and had heard they could potentially come back in the cooler weather of fall. I noticed some leaves sprouting back in September but assumed they would freeze before sending up a bloom. Well, this brave little soul popped up, and I had to save it from the snow. It now adorns my dining room table. I love little surprises like this!💕

10/23/2025

❄️🥶 It's getting frosty out there! That means bulb planting time! 🌷Tulips are up first. 🌷

10/16/2025

Foxglove and campanula are in the ground!

Next up is planting tulip and "fancy variety" daffodil bulbs.

10/09/2025

📰We may be closed for the season, but did you know we have a monthly email newsletter? Learn what's going on around the flower farm, follow your favorite blooms from seed to stem, and be the first to know when opening day 2026 will be! Click the attached link to read this months newsletter and click "Check out our site" at the bottom to subscribe so you don't miss out!

2025 Season Recap & 2026 Goals

Fall is in full swing, and it finally feels like it (again). Even though we had summerlike temperatures, the flowers were looking a little tough. After a full season of intense cutting and shorter day length, the flowers simply didn't have anything else to give, and we closed for the season Oct. 4th...

10/08/2025

⏳️Before and after. The annuals field was mowed down this morning, and it looks so big! This space (about 1/8 acre) is half of what is under cultivation for the flower farm. Being the annuals section, it is cleared out every fall and replanted each year.

🌷Soon, tulip bulbs (treated as an annual for cut flowers) will be arriving, and Foxglove, Sweet William, and Canterbury Bells will be planted out on this area. But first, I need to rake away the cuttings, form, and till the beds to prepare them for planting.

10/01/2025

👀A sneak peek at what you'll find at the Fall Makers' Market this Saurday downtown Genoa! Come shop fresh and dried flowers from 9-3pm.

This is our last day of the season and your last chance to bring a handful of our long-lasting local flowers home until spring 2026! See you there!

09/29/2025

Getting ready for this amazing market this weekend!! I'll have both fresh and dried flowers this year. 💐

09/25/2025

With the farmers market now done, it's time to start fall field work! Today, 4 new ninebark shrubs were added to the woodies area. This is one of my favorite foliages to use in bouquets in late summer and fall. It adds depth and moodiness that I just love.

09/17/2025

🌻Making the last bouquets for the final DeKalb Farmers Market of the year!

🌸It has been an amazing market season this summer. From Peonies to Sunflowers, I have so enjoyed seeing everyone, talking flowers, and spreading love through blooms.

💐As usual, I'll be stocked full of the best of what this season has to offer. I hope to see you there!

📣P.S. Our last market of the season is quickly approaching! Find us at the Fall Maker's Market in Genoa on Sat. Oct 4t.

09/07/2025

🦆Thank you Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce for hosting a fantastic 22nd annual Duck Race!

💐The first Waddle This Way Market was a big success for us. The kids had a great time, I loved seeing and making friends in the community, AND we can add another SOLD OUT market to the list!

💕Thank you Genoa, for loving our flowers!

⏰️There are only 3 more chances to get our local, farm-fresh bouquets this season!
Catch us at DeKalb Farmers Market 9/11 & 9/18 and the Fall Makers Market hosted by OpenDoor Coffee 10/4.