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Little Sweet Flower Farm has a lot to offer you, the birds, bees, butterflies, and bugs.

01/21/2025

Breaking out of hibernation to share a little warmth from Little Sweet Flower Farm!💛

01/01/2025

As we step into a new year, I want to thank each of you for being part of Little Sweet Flower Farm. Your support has made it possible to do what I love and share it with all of you.

2025 brings exciting changes as we prepare to move to our new land and grow in new ways. Cheers to a beautiful year ahead full of blooms, growth, learning, good health, joy, and the courage to embrace new seasons of life.
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12/25/2024

12/23/2024

The roads might be rough, but finding a last-minute gift doesn’t have to be! 🎁

Little Sweet Flower Farm CSA Flower Subscriptions and gift cards are available in our online store!

With every bouquet, recipients get to enjoy new and unique varieties of flowers, each one hand-picked and thoughtfully designed. It's a cheerful surprise every time—bringing a little bit of joy, color, and nature’s beauty into their home throughout the season.

Choose from:
🌷Spring CSA
💐Monthly Bouquets
🌻Summer CSA
🌼Fall CSA

For the holidays, subscriptions are on sale. The more you buy, the more you save!

Also, if you have someone special in your life who’s interested in Wisconsin native pollinator plants, we don’t have kits for sale just yet—but you can always give the gift of a gift card, which can be used toward our future pollinator kits.
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You can purchase on our website, and I’ll email you a printable certificate for easy gift-giving. Let’s make someone’s 2025 a little brighter together!

Drive safe, friends! Best of luck as you prepare for this week’s festivities.
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https://www.littlesweetflowerfarm.com/online-store

12/20/2024

The garden’s blanket of snow has arrived, and I can finally tuck everything in for a well-deserved rest.

Tomorrow marks the winter solstice, the turning point where the days slowly begin to stretch longer again—a reminder that light always returns.
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Hoping you find a moment to enjoy the stillness and beauty of the season’s first substantial snowfall!
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12/15/2024

Too early in the season for this...but missing my flowers and creative outlet tonight. 💐❄️

12/07/2024

As the days have grown shorter and quieter, it has felt right to slow down.

At my house, we’re leaning into this season—spending time with family, savoring cozy moments, and letting the rhythm of winter guide us.

If you’re still looking for a meaningful gift this holiday season, our CSA flower subscriptions are a thoughtful way to bring joy and color to the year ahead. We’ve decided to extend the sale a bit longer for those interested in giving the gift of flowers.

Wishing you a peaceful start to the holiday and winter season.
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You can find our online store here:
https://www.littlesweetflowerfarm.com/online-store

11/30/2024

We’re excited to kick off our Small Business Saturday Sale! From November 30th to December 8th, enjoy special pricing on our 2025 CSA subscriptions. Whether you’re treating yourself or gifting a loved one, we’ve got the perfect way to enjoy fresh, seasonal blooms from Little Sweet Flower Farm. Here are the subscriptions we’re offering:
- 🌷 4-Week Spring Subscription
- ☀️ 4-Week OR 8-Week Summer Subscription
- 🍂 4-Week Fall Subscription
- 🌿 Seasonal 6-Month Subscription (one bouquet per month during spring, summer, and fall)

💐 Save More When You Buy More: All Little Sweet Flower Farm CSA subscriptions are on sale now! If you purchase multiple, you’ll get an additional 5% off. It’s the perfect way to share the beauty of the seasons with others—or with yourself!

🎁 Perfect for Gifting:
In addition to our CSA subscriptions, we offer Little Sweet Flower Farm gift certificates in amounts of $25, $50, $75, or $100+.

🎉 Giveaway Alert!
For every CSA subscription purchased, you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a $25 gift certificate to our farm store. The more subscriptions you purchase, the more chances you have to win!

Please share and spread the word!
Thank you for your continued support. We’re grateful to have you as part of our community.

Check us out at:
https://www.littlesweetflowerfarm.com/online-store

11/28/2024

Feeling grateful today. For the chance to pour my heart into work that I love. For my family, who’s always there—whether working beside me or cheering from afar. For every customer who’s chosen to support what we do and what we stand for. And for the land, which continues to provide so much more than I could ever ask for. Thank you for being part of this journey.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours—may your day be filled with joy!

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11/25/2024

Yesterday was a big day for planting tulip bulbs! This year, we’ve adjusted our process and have chosen a new location and planting technique for the tulips, embracing each season as a chance to learn and grow. For now, we’re tucking these bulbs in for their long winter’s nap, dreaming of the beauty to come in spring.
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We're also getting ready for Small Business Saturday! This year we are excited to launch our 2025 CSA bouquet subscriptions in our online store. We will be introducing an all-new flower subscription option for the upcoming growing season. As always, our flowers are chemical free, sustainably grown, and artfully designed by me! Supporting local businesses makes a meaningful impact, and we’re so grateful for your support of Little Sweet Flower Farm. Subscriptions would make a great gift for yourself or for someone special this holiday season! Stay tuned for all the details and special deals—we can’t wait to share everything we’ve been working on!

Wishing you a peaceful week as you prep for the week ahead!
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11/24/2024

I picked a beautiful day to plant my bulbs. I get to do a proper sendoff for the cranes.

Peaceful and breathtakingly beautiful!

Music to my ears!!
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11/21/2024

Little Sweet Flower Farm Garden Goddess putting on a show for our first snowfall!
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11/18/2024

I haven't had much of a presence on FB lately, as we’ve been focusing on family, a little home renovation, fall prep, and making plans for our new land and business expansion. The dahlias are finally dug, tulip and spring bulbs are ready to be planted this week, we’ve added a new peony patch to the farm, and cleanup is wrapping up. 🤞💪

One of Little Sweet Flower Farm's big-picture goals is to create a regenerative flower farm that supports nature and the ecosystems we all depend on. 💚💙

This fall, we planted a cover crop in our flower field—and soon, will do the same for our raised beds too. Cover crops might not seem exciting, but this plant nerd gets pumped about the hardworking addition to our farm.

🌱 Cover crops keep the soil covered over winter, helping to stop erosion and protect all the good nutrients we’ve built up in our field.

🌱 By planting them, we can block out weeds naturally. It’s a simple way to save time and effort when spring rolls around.

🌱 When the cover crop dies back, it adds nutrients and organic matter to the soil, giving our future flowers the best possible start.

🌱 Habitat will be added for beneficial insects, pollinators and natural pest predators.

🌱 The cover crop will help keep the soil loose and ready for the next round of flowers.

Come spring, we’ll crimp these crops—flattening and cutting them at the base—to create a natural mulch layer. This will help hold moisture, block weeds, and provide a nutrient-rich foundation for planting.

It’s always a family effort—our boys joined in to help plant. These small hands are learning big lessons about sustainability, stewardship, and what it means to care for the earth that cares for us.

Every decision we make here on the farm reflects our commitment to nurturing the earth while growing blooms to share with all of you. Thanks for being part of this journey with us!

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10/28/2024

Spooky week is finally upon us!
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**Pictured in these photos is my beautiful vase from Katie at Pots and Pine. We have more of her vases for sale on our website! 🧡

10/24/2024

💫The glam squad in the greenhouse is putting on a late-season show!!!💫

Specialty chrysanthemums and roses at Little Sweet Flower Farm 🩷🌹

10/21/2024

Another bouquet before the frost hit—deep maroon tones and a moody vibe.
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10/18/2024

If you’re looking for easy ways to support pollinators while saving a little money, seed collecting is a great place to start. In this post, I want to focus on one of the most important and easiest native plants for seed collecting- common milkweed. In the photo, you’ll see examples of common milkweed pods at different stages—from unready, to cracking, to fully releasing seeds. First, you will want to look for dry, brown pods that are beginning to split. If they’re still green and squishy, it’s best to leave them for later, as the seeds inside won’t be viable. When mature, the seeds will be dark brown or black—if they’re light brown or white, they need more time.

While collecting, remember to leave some pods behind for wildlife. Birds and insects rely on milkweed, and this helps the plant continue spreading naturally. A quick tip for cleaning the seeds: you don’t need the feathery fluff attached to them. Just toss the seeds in a brown paper bag with a coin, give it a gentle shake, and the fluff will come right off.

Once harvested, store the seeds in a cool, dry place—an envelope or breathable bag works well. You can even pop them in the fridge for longer storage. Keep in mind that milkweed seeds need cold stratification to germinate. This means they need to be kept cold for several months to mimic winter conditions.

If you’re interested in other native pollinator plants, keep an eye out for seeds from purple coneflower, black-eyed Susan, wild bergamot, New England aster, and blazing star. Collecting and growing native seeds is a rewarding and easy way to enhance your garden while supporting local ecosystems. Our pollinator populations need our support.

Have a happy Friday, and enjoy your weekend!
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I picked a beautiful day to plant my bulbs. I get to do a proper sendoff for the cranes. Peaceful and breathtakingly beautiful! Music to my ears!! 🎶🎵🎶

Our Purple Martins are back in full force and thriving! These birds have been part of our family for years. After relocating their houses to our back pasture due to overgrown trees, we were concerned about losing our colony. This morning, we counted 12 Purple Martins, and there are likely more! While we focus on flowers and natives, it's clear that a thriving, sustainable farm (of any kind) relies on a balanced ecosystem. Purple Martins play a crucial role in controlling pests, which helps keep our plants healthy and reduces the need for chemicals. They mostly eat beetles, moths, dragonflies, butterflies, horseflies, leafhoppers and wasps. Purple Martins are facing significant challenges. The decline in their populations is partly due to the widespread use of pesticides and insecticides, which reduces their insect food sources and can be harmful to the birds themselves. Habitat degradation from these chemicals and the loss of natural nesting sites are also contributing factors. Additionally, competition from invasive species such as European Starlings and House Sparrows further exacerbates the issue. These non-native birds often take over Purple Martins' nests or occupy man-made houses, reducing the availability of suitable nesting sites. Purple Martins are now 100% dependent on man-made houses. Having suitable nesting sites is essential for their survival. Building a thriving, sustainable farm involves all elements working together. Have you seen Purple Martins in your area? I had to share a video so you could hear their beautiful morning song and chatter. Happy Saturday to you! 🌼🐦‍⬛🩷

On this snowy and chilly Sunday... Sending warmth your way! 🤟💛☀️

This weather has me thinking and dreaming of what is to come for gardening season! If you are feeling the "gardening itch," right now is the perfect time to start planning and preparing. When I was selling at events last year, there were a lot of people who were interested in native gardening, but didn't know much about it. Starting a native garden is an incredible opportunity to connect with nature in a deeply impactful way. 🌿🌍🦋🐛🐝🪰🕷🦗🐦🦋🌍🌿 Native plants offer a multitude of benefits to you, our environment, and the creatures that dwell within... 🌿🌍🦋🐛🐝🪰🕷🦗🐦🦋🌍🌿 Preservation: Native plants are adapted to local climate, soil, and environmental conditions, which means they provide essential habitat and food sources for local wildlife, including birds, butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. By planting native species, you can contribute to the preservation of biodiversity in your area. Water Conservation: Native plants are typically well-adapted to the local rainfall patterns and soil types, requiring less watering once established. This can help conserve water resources. Low Maintenance: Since native plants are adapted to the local environment, they often require less maintenance than non-native species. They are naturally resistant to pests and diseases, reducing the need for pesticides and fertilizers. Ecosystem Services: Native plants provide a range of ecosystem services, such as soil stabilization, erosion control, and water filtration. Their deep root systems can help prevent soil erosion and improve soil structure, which is beneficial for overall ecosystem health. Aesthetic Appeal: Native plants can enhance the beauty of your garden while also reflecting the natural landscape of your region. They come in a diverse range of colors, shapes, and sizes, allowing you to create visually stunning landscapes that are also ecologically sustainable. Climate Resilience: As climate change co