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We have started consultations with our summer couples for this year and I have to say I am so excited about all the colo...
01/27/2025

We have started consultations with our summer couples for this year and I have to say I am so excited about all the color requests! I think gorgeous Anna might have started a trend with her colorful wedding from this past July! 🩵🩷💛💜
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Could it be?! Is a warm spell approaching?! If you need us we will be enjoying this break from the bitter cold by weedin...
01/24/2025

Could it be?! Is a warm spell approaching?! If you need us we will be enjoying this break from the bitter cold by weeding beds, planting more tulips and dreaming about sunflower days 🌻
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If your New Year’s resolutions sounded anything like…-Find more joy.-Play outside.-See more beauty in the world.-Move my...
01/22/2025

If your New Year’s resolutions sounded anything like…
-Find more joy.
-Play outside.
-See more beauty in the world.
-Move my body more.
Then maybe tending a flower garden should be in your 2025 plan! Our Grow-Your-Own kits come ready to go in the ground in May with a guide to planting, care and harvesting your cut flowers. These are the same varieties we grow on our farm and will produce blooms all summer long for your vases. 🌻 Have questions? Drop them below, and let’s talk about warm sunny days on this COLD winter one!
https://wild-roots.square.site/product/grow-your-own-kit/118?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

I was reminded over the past few days, with the ban of the TkTk app, how important it is to build our community outside ...
01/20/2025

I was reminded over the past few days, with the ban of the TkTk app, how important it is to build our community outside of social media. At any given moment, with no warning at all, places like Facebook and Instagram could go dark, or our accounts are shut down, and we are left with few ways to reach out to you. So, I encourage you to sign up for emails from your favorite small businesses! In a world where so many things are out of our control, our email lists and our websites are the only things marketing wise, local businesses can manage. So, my challenge to you today is to make sure you're able to connect to your favorite local places, I hope we are included and maybe even think about leaving a Google review! This helps other people find us when just searching the old fashion web. If you're interested, here are the deets!
Sign up for our email newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/00310c38010c/wildroots
Leave a review: https://g.page/r/CVPUOjzXfzdhEAE/review
Thank you for being here and loving local flowers! 🌼

Well hi there!New anemones coming soon!:
01/17/2025

Well hi there!
New anemones coming soon!
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Anytime it’s below freezing, you can find us covering the plants that produce flowers like these. In the morning after t...
01/15/2025

Anytime it’s below freezing, you can find us covering the plants that produce flowers like these. In the morning after the sun comes out, you’ll find us back out uncovering them to soak up some sunshine. Cover, uncover, cover, uncover. A never ending loop all winter long but it’s worth it to have stunning blooms in April for our CSA subscribers! If you love spring blooms, hop on over to our website and reward yourself for braving today’s frigid temps with the promise of spring! 🌷
https://wild-roots.square.site/product/april-flower-csa/171?cs=true&cst=custom
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After being away a couple days, I came home to tulips looking good in preparation for Valentine’s Day! We are really try...
01/13/2025

After being away a couple days, I came home to tulips looking good in preparation for Valentine’s Day! We are really trying hard to have some local, floral goodness for that day of love this year 💝
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Megan and Doug’s wedding is a beautiful example of how elegant an August wedding can be! We loved creating this ground a...
01/10/2025

Megan and Doug’s wedding is a beautiful example of how elegant an August wedding can be! We loved creating this ground arch for them with gorgeous textures and dahlias!
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It’s been a long time since we’ve grown poppies. They can be a bit tricky unless you’ve got them growing under cover and...
01/08/2025

It’s been a long time since we’ve grown poppies. They can be a bit tricky unless you’ve got them growing under cover and for the past few years we haven’t had the space. Fortunately, with the addition of our 2nd tunnel, we’ve decided to give them another whirl. You can find these beauties among many other spring ephemerals in our April flower CSA this year!
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A morning walk revealed all is well at Wild Roots. We are feeling extra grateful to have maintained power so the our gre...
01/06/2025

A morning walk revealed all is well at Wild Roots. We are feeling extra grateful to have maintained power so the our greenhouse and high tunnels stayed warm. Hoping our fellow farmers are fairing as well in this weather. 🤞🏻
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I think what I’m most looking forward to in 2025 is the opportunity to just embrace what we have built. Since we bought ...
01/03/2025

I think what I’m most looking forward to in 2025 is the opportunity to just embrace what we have built. Since we bought our farm in 2020 it has been all about putting down roots, for us in the literal sense. We’ve been planting perennials, building infrastructure, it’s been go go go for almost 5 years now. This year we can finally just sit with what we’ve accomplished and take a good look at where we want to be 5 years from now. It’s an exciting time. ✨
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We hope your 2025 comes in gently and full of hope! That’s what I’m feeling on this new morning, hope for our future and...
01/01/2025

We hope your 2025 comes in gently and full of hope! That’s what I’m feeling on this new morning, hope for our future and the beauty it brings. ✨
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We are trying to get into more winter production around here in order to take more time off in the heat of summer. First...
12/30/2024

We are trying to get into more winter production around here in order to take more time off in the heat of summer. First up on the list are tulips! Fingers crossed they are ready for Valentine’s Day this year! 🌷
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We may not have flowers blooming right now but it is one of the most exciting times of the year for me! Over the next mo...
12/27/2024

We may not have flowers blooming right now but it is one of the most exciting times of the year for me! Over the next month or so we will dive deep into planning mode. Over the years I’ve learned it’s not only about the spreadsheets and receipts but also a time to take a hard look at how the year FELT. Our goal is to not only be sustainable in our farming practices but also in our life outside of the business. That’s how we will stick around growing flowers for y’all for a long, long time! So, yes we will be pulling out the data, crunching the numbers and seeing what did or did not work financially but also personally and for a dorky, data girl like me, it’s VERY exciting!
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from our farm crew!
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from our farm crew!

We have finally hit our period of slowdown, just in time for the holidays. ✨While there is still plenty of weeding and c...
12/23/2024

We have finally hit our period of slowdown, just in time for the holidays. ✨While there is still plenty of weeding and cleaning up to do before things get crazy, we are enjoying the extra time indoors in the evenings. The dogs however, not so much ha ha
Sending you all love and light as we transition into winter and I hope you enjoy the quiet time as much as we do!
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A warm December weekend is upon us and we have SO MUCH to get done. Our peony roots were caught up in shipping and have just arrived. More tulips are here and need to be planted and not to mention the weeds already starting 🤪 So, if you need us, we will be in the fields getting dirty and looking like goblins. Except for the corgis of course, they’re ALWAYS cute. : #wildroots #flowerfarmer #farmerflorist #kyproud #kycutflowers #grownnotflown #harrodsburg #danville #corgis #winterfarming

Our April flower CSA is packed with those special spring blooms, and available to order now đź’›

Despite everything, I know one thing to be certain, there is beauty in the world and we mustn’t forget it.

Last wedding of 2024 and she was a pretty one! Full of our heirloom mums and some extra special items from @thekentuckyflowermarket. It’s been a great season for weddings and we are looking forward to working with more incredible couples in 2025!

We were pretty bummed earlier this year when we found out we didn’t get approved for an NRCS tunnel grant for the 3rd year in a row, but we couldn’t let that stop our progress. So, we crunched the numbers, put our head down to produce the best flowers we can, crunched the numbers AGAIN, and thanks to your support, got it done. Thank your for buying our flowers and sharing our journey, we wouldn’t be here without you ♥️ : #wildroots #flowerfarmer #farmerflorist #kyproud #kycutflowers #grownnotflown #harrodsburg #danville #hightunnel

Yesterday’s wedding Yew Dell wedding was hot in more ways than one! ✨

Dahlias are here for a short time not a long time. Head over to the stand to get your own đź’–. #wildroots #kyproud #KYCutFlowers

Must have flowers, always, always!

Flower stand is open today at 9! Swing by for a bright and cheery bouquet! 1445 Mundys Landing

Don’t forget to message us today for a lisianthus pickup Friday! Pickups in Danville and Harrodsburg available.

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Wild Roots is a specialty cut flower farm, and floral design studio located in the charming town of Danville, Kentucky. Alexis’ love of flowers began in a floral design class while pursuing her horticulture degree. Originally only a wedding designer, under the name Happily Ever After, the desire to grow and provide sustainably grown flowers to customers all around Kentucky grew the business from strictly floral design into what is now Wild Roots, both farmer and florist.