Yeopim Flowers

Yeopim Flowers A previously romantic wedding florist/farm in Northeastern North Carolina that is enjoying the fruits of their labors…

Presentations - A little quirky, always natural, and a bit of an English Garden is how we describe our work. Yeopim Flowers is Southern through and through. We prefer using the blooms found in Southern gardens. We are associated with many growers and use NC-grown flowers whenever possible. Flowers - When a new plant arrives at our farm we instantly know it is going to be our favorite. Then somethi

ng else comes along and this is sure to be our favorite. Our grow list expands daily to include traditional Southern gardens and native plants of the Albemarle region. Farm - Sometimes if you want something done right you just have to do it yourself. Instead of relying completely on outside growers, Yeopim Flowers now has a small flower farm producing textures and colors found only in nature.

Every year our Lady Banks’ Rose gets cut back, and every year it blooms even bigger
04/06/2025

Every year our Lady Banks’ Rose gets cut back, and every year it blooms even bigger

I’m asked every week…”Are you really retired?” Truth is, no. I will always raise a few flowers, take on a wedding if t...
03/02/2025

I’m asked every week…”Are you really retired?” Truth is, no. I will always raise a few flowers, take on a wedding if there is a connection, think an event is making the world a better place, or maybe because I just love working with flowers.

This image is from my great nieces wedding last weekend…oh what fun I had.

“Where flowers bloom so does hope.” – Lady Bird JohnsonAnd we thought that single hellebore was beautiful…
02/26/2025

“Where flowers bloom so does hope.” – Lady Bird Johnson

And we thought that single hellebore was beautiful…

It is often said…a flower blooming in the snow is a symbol of resilience and hope. Flowers give me such hope, especiall...
02/22/2025

It is often said…a flower blooming in the snow is a symbol of resilience and hope. Flowers give me such hope, especially in the snow.

“Our footprints always follow us on days when it’s been snowing. They always show us where we’ve been, but never where w...
02/21/2025

“Our footprints always follow us on days when it’s been snowing. They always show us where we’ve been, but never where we’re going,”

attributed to Winnie the Pooh

“There’s just something beautiful about walking on snow that nobody else has walked on. It makes you believe you’re spec...
02/20/2025

“There’s just something beautiful about walking on snow that nobody else has walked on. It makes you believe you’re special.”

– Carol Rifka Brunt, “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”

Today on my “Walk About” I found myself getting bored…so decided to look at tree trunks up close…not bored anymore.Can y...
02/12/2025

Today on my “Walk About” I found myself getting bored…so decided to look at tree trunks up close…not bored anymore.

Can you name these trees? I’ll sing at your wedding if you can.

Oh What a Night…
02/06/2025

Oh What a Night…

Still my favorite photo shoot…
02/06/2025

Still my favorite photo shoot…

v***r trails … make me wonder where all those people are going and why…
01/26/2025

v***r trails … make me wonder where all those people are going and why…

Afternoon walk about…
01/26/2025

Afternoon walk about…

Oh, what a beautiful morning ❄️
01/24/2025

Oh, what a beautiful morning ❄️

Loving this Christmas late bloomer…
01/23/2025

Loving this Christmas late bloomer…

It’s a perfect day on the Yeopim…
01/22/2025

It’s a perfect day on the Yeopim…

Feeling energized…
01/16/2025

Feeling energized…

01/14/2025
when I was a youngster I loved crushing ice in the swamps…not much has changed. The subtle greens are amazing out there,...
01/13/2025

when I was a youngster I loved crushing ice in the swamps…not much has changed. The subtle greens are amazing out there, go enjoy them.

Implementing the Christmas decorations at Hayes was such a fun adventure. Gardeners’ willingness to give of themselves...
12/29/2024

Implementing the Christmas decorations at Hayes was such a fun adventure. Gardeners’ willingness to give of themselves to make this project happen during the busy holiday season was a tremendous gift to the community.
We leaned heavily on connections I have made over the years as a floral designer. Please thank the following for their talents, goods and/or time donated in creating a “Very Merry Christmas at Hayes.“
Calligraphy – Elizabeth Porcher Jones: Elizabeth produced signage and place cards for the table that set the mood.
Signage – Eden House Graphics: The graphics were delivered to Pam on Friday afternoon, and the signs were ready Monday morning. Amazingly fast turnaround
Smilax – Flora Hall: Flora brought in a truck load of smilax used for the stairway and window garlands.
Poinsettias – Green Leaf Plant Farm: Tony & Terry Leary saved beautiful fresh red poinsettias for the Hayes’ event.
Boxwood & grapevine – Donald & Ben Hobbs: Most of the greenery was gathered at Hayes, but the the amount of boxwood and grapevine needed would have destroyed the groomed plants of Hayes.
Garland hanging – Joe Youmans and Eric: These fellows made sure the garlands above the portico were placed and secured perfectly.
Plates – Cynthia Harding: I knew that Cynthia’s pheasant plates would be the perfect motif for an elegant woodsy organic feel.
Pheasant – Annette Wood: Annette allowed her pheasant to fly in for the celebration.
Tea set – Nancy Rich: Nancy had hosted teas with her grandchildren which made this an easy call. She suggested her reindeer join the party. It helped create the perfect Christmas morning feel.
Snacks – Marilyn and Bruce Rutland: After full days of creating Christmas décor they cooked cheese wafers and such to serve to guests both days. Marilyn also ironed her grandmother’s linen napkins to be used for the table setting.
Detailed photos – Kerry Hackney: Kerry met me Sunday morning with camera and lights for detailed shots.
Stockings, silver, crystal, – Kay Currin: Kay was awesome in supporting and helping make this event possible. The multitude cups of coffees helped tremendously .
Sybil

Photos by KJH Photography

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181 Wallace Hobbs Road
Hertford, NC
27944

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Day 24…Garden at Hayes We are mostly maintaining over the summer months…

Day 24…Gardens at Hayes

Day 23…Gardens at Hayes

Garden at Hayes…Day 22 Today we dressed the perennial and rose beds with mulch…we’ve pulled, planted, pruned for months and today we put them to bed…hip hip hooray

Day ?…(21 I think)

Day 13…Garden at Hayes The azaleas are stunning.

Day twelve…Garden at Hayes

Day 11…Garden at Hayes Seven loads but the dairy is now free.

Day 10…Garden at Hayes Vines growing to the tops of trees are still be removed but spring is busting out all about the garden…

Day 9…Garden at Hayes The wind coming off the Albemarle Sound was cold at Hayes this morning…but we still managed to remove 5 pickup loads of debris from the fence line.

Day 8…Garden at Hayes

Day 6…Garden at Hayes

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Our Story

Our mission is simple - listen carefully and deliver dreams.

Presentations - We admit we are a little quirky, natural as can be and hold close to our Southern roots. We work primarily with wedding and events florals. During our growing season we deliver arrangements and buckets of blooms to local businesses and homes.

And about the Flower Patch - if you want something done right you just have to do it yourself. We like to work with lots of color and texture, thus the reason we grow a few flowers.