Bonny Blooms

02/04/2025

👋 Hello! Jana here, Craig’s wife.

I know a lot of you know about our farm, and some of you know about our floral design studio- but I wanted to give you a sneak peak into some of the workshops and events we do both in our floral design studio and in private residences as well at local wineries and collaborations with other businesses. If any of you are interested in going down the design rabbit hole- I hope to see you soon 💕

Grab your bestie and join us for a fun Galentine's event where we'll sip on wine from Windy Hills Winery while creating beautiful floral arrangements together! Desserts from the one and only Papa Haydn's will be served. You don't need any experience, just bring yourself. Use code: Bestie10 for 10% o...

01/19/2025

Hello guys:). Jana here- Craig's wife. I am an absolute oaf when it comes to technology, so I've been strictly told to stay away from the farm social media, lol. BUT, I have an exciting announcement, and seeing as our FB page really just reposts what Craig posts on our Insta, thought I might take a moment to sneak on here and share it with you all.

Book on: www.bonnybnloomslforal.com/pages/workshops

Many thanks!!

Jana

12/28/2024

Walking into the shop and seeing my new dahlia varieties arranged so beautifully by Jana, ready to bring love, friendship, and compassion into people’s homes, fills me with such a glow. Taking them out for deliveries and seeing someone’s face light up? Pure magic.

Florals by

12/20/2024

It was a good season in the first year seedling patch, and this sweet patootie always caught my eye with those soft yellow and rose tones.

12/19/2024

Bell’s Roslyn

12/15/2024

A dahlia seedling that blooms pink tones in full sun and peachy tones in low light.

12/13/2024

Late spring, early summer: the rows are fresh and green, and the evening sky brings the color.

12/12/2024

A beautiful little first year dahlia seedling from my attempt to breed fully closed decorative dahlias with the cool little petaloids that you see on collarette dahlia blooms.

12/11/2024

Dahlia ‘Sandia Brocade’

12/10/2024

Bell’s La Peche Mode holds steady through the summer with her soft, creamy peach tones, a picture of composure even in the peak of the season. But as the season’s end creeps closer, she has a little fun, tossing out the occasional darker petals— just to make sure she’s getting the attention she deserves.

12/08/2024

Karma Prospero

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12/07/2024

I tend to go quiet on social media over the winter, but my phone is packed with beautiful dahlia pictures—and who am I to keep all that beauty to myself? So, this winter, I’m going to try sharing a daily dahlia photo to brighten things up. I’ll admit, I’m consistently inconsistent, so I might miss a day or two, but I’ll give it my best shot.

This little stunner is a first year seedling - we might never see her again, or she might become my favorite new dahlia if she survives the winter. Fingers crossed for the latter 🤞🏻

12/06/2024

These two dahlias, from the exact same parents are both beautiful, but as different as night and day - a colorful testament to the wild diversity hidden in their genetics. Unlike us humans, with our tidy two sets of chromosomes, dahlias are octoploids - working with eight full sets. This gives them a vast palette to play with, producing siblings that range from subtle and subdued to loud and vibrant. It’s a nice reminder that nature thrives on variety and sometimes offers beauty in sweet little surprises.

Scroll along to the last 2 pictures for the parents.

12/03/2024

Well, it finally happened - It’s the rarest moment of beauty in the garden, when there’s enough light to see the killing frost, but not quite enough to melt it.

12/01/2024

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! I hope everyone has a wonderful day.

11/13/2024

Some favorite warmer toned seedlings making their way through the breeding selection process.

11/12/2024

Pinky, white and blush tones from the breeding patch.

A cool little selection of 1st to 4th year dahlias that bring a smile to my face whenever I’m around them - and hopefully, someday lots of others too when it comes time to share them.