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The Little Flower House Micro-flower farm growing flowers to spread joy in the Bismarck-Mandan area. Find me at local farmers markets from June-October!

02/22/2025

CSA subscriptions are officially open. Here is the link! https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

Here's a reminder how it works.

One wrapped bouquet (no vase) to be picked up weekly on Tuesdays at a TBD location and time, or Saturdays at BisMarket. This subscription will start roughly at the end of July and go through early September. You are guaranteed either 3 bouquets (every other week pickup) or 6 bouquets (weekly pickup). *No refunds. The only exception to the refund policy is if crop production is affected by nature (storms, etc.). Subscriptions must be picked up on the predetermined date and time by you or your approved pickup person (will not be able to accommodate switching weeks/dates). If you do not pickup, your bouquet will be donated. After purchase, please email your contact information (name, phone number, and email address) to [email protected]. Feel free to reach out with questions!

02/21/2025

Fresh flowers is an excellent gift to give YOURSELF! Why should you purchase a flower subscription for yourself?

1. Treat yo self. Seriously, you deserve it. Flowers add beauty, life, and color to your favorite spaces.

2. Increase creativity. Check out this study (https://gpnmag.com/news/texas-am-study-shows-flowers-increase-workplace-creativity/) by Texas A&M, where they found flowers and plants in a workspace increased creativity.

3. Boost compassion and reduce stress and anxiety. Harvard Medical School said it guys, I'm just repeating it!

4. Reduce stress-induced pain. Here's another neat study about the effects of flowers on patients recovering from surgery (https://journals.ashs.org/horttech/view/journals/horttech/18/4/article-p563.xml).

5. Celebrate yourself! When you earned yourself a promotion, hit a goal, or simply made it through another week, celebrate yourself with something that will be a visual reminder of how great you are.

6. Bringing fresh scents and a beautiful centerpiece to your home. Nothing makes your house feel complete and clean like a lit candle and fresh flowers!

Go here to buy yourself the gift of fresh flowers this season! https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

02/21/2025

Why does a flower subscription make a great gift?

Have you ever sent or given someone flowers? If you have, you know the smile and the look that come along with it. Every time I deliver flowers being sent to someone as a gift, I love seeing the pure joy on the person's face who receives them. Every time that person walks by their bouquet in their space, they will smile, think of you, and know they are loved.

Consider one of my flower CSA subscriptions as a gift for your loved one! Purchase here https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

02/20/2025

When you buy flowers from a big box store, do you know who grew those flowers? A big benefit of buying local is getting to know where your flowers come from, how they are grown, and WHO is growing them. Here's some quick facts about me, Jess, your local flower farmer!

1. I'm born and raised in Mandan, and I've never lived on a farm! A love for flowers and gardening has been passed down in my family for generations. One of my favorite traditions is a yearly plant shopping day with my sister and mom.

2. I grow most of my flowers on land at Stoll Farms and Baldwin Greenhouse & Nursery. I am an intern with . I get to grow in designated plots and receive support and education through the program. I am so grateful! If you visit the greenhouse, take a look at my plots (but please don't walk on them 😅).

3. I am a licensed veterinary technologist, and I worked in veterinary medicine for 10 years. Two years ago, I left the field and now work in an office. I love the peace and quiet after many years in the whirlwind of veterinary medicine. I'm not really sure how I added flowers as a second summer job, but here we are!

4. I have a super awesome husband who is so supportive. He builds the flower flights, helps me pack the car for market (because he's way more efficient at fitting everything!), and covers kid duty (we have 3 kiddos) when I'm busy with flowers. We are a great team 🩵

5. I love getting to know all of you at market. My favorite moments are when someone shares their favorites, tells me how much they love a certain scent, or share what a specific variety means to them. Flowers are connection. I love hearing about your memories and how flowers keep you connected to loved ones!

Reminder that my CSA offerings are open! Here's the website to purchase https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

02/18/2025

It's CSA week, so let's talk a bit more about the benefits of supporting a local farm.

1. Supporting local. This strengthens our local economy and helps someone who lives and works in your community.

2. Trusted product. You are getting a crop that you could watch grow if you wanted to (go visit the greenhouse, you won't be able to miss my plots!). You can get to know your farmer personally 🙋‍♀️ and ask all the details on how your flowers were grown. You have the peace of mind that your flowers were grown with very little chemicals, right here in your community, with environmental impact in mind!

3. FRESH!!!! When you buy local flowers, your crop is picked and could get into your hands within 24-48 hours. Did you know 90% of fresh flowers in the US are imported from Latin America? These flowers have a long way to travel, which means shorter vase life. Travel can also be hard on certain varieties, meaning lower quality. There is also no way to know growing practices, chemical usage, fair labor, etc. with imported blooms.

Interested in my CSA this season? Follow the link to purchase https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

02/16/2025

📍📍📍Exciting Announcement!📍📍📍 It's CSA week, and I've decided to offer one this season! CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. A CSA is basically a subscription to a crop that you pay for at the beginning or before the growing season starts. This is a way for customers to ensure access to local, affordable crops in a way that also ensures the farm is able to make good planning decisions and purchases for the year to come. Here is the link to the website to purchase 🙂https://thelittleflowerhouse23.square.site/

I have two CSA options 👇

1. One wrapped bouquet (no vase) to be picked up every other week on Tuesdays at a TBD location and time, or Saturdays from 10am-1pm at BisMarket. This subscription will start roughly at the end of July and go through early September. You are guaranteed 3 bouquets. $60

2. One wrapped bouquet (no vase) to be picked up weekly on Tuesdays at a TBD location and time, or Saturdays from 10am-1pm at BisMarket. This subscription will start roughly at the end of July and go through early September. You are guaranteed 6 bouquets. $120

Important notes: *No refunds. The only exception to the refund policy is if crop production is affected by nature (storms, etc.). Subscriptions must be picked up either Tuesdays at a TBD location, or Saturdays at BisMarket, by you or your approved pickup person. If you do not pickup, your bouquet will be donated. Slots are limited. Feel free to reach out with any questions 🙂

12/31/2024

Happy New Year’s Eve Flower Friends! Here’s a fun way to use your flower flight in the cold months, forage for some lovely winter greens and bring fresh pine scents into your home!

Share in the comments if you are using your flower flight in the winter months! ❄️🌲

12/07/2024

Pantone has spoken and the color of 2025 is…..

Mocha Mousse

My feelings on this color when it comes to flowers? Definitely not my favorite. Now you tell me….should I take this color trend into consideration when I pick seeds and plugs for next year? How are we feeling about more browns, neutrals, and a more subdued color pallet?

10/14/2024

We did some end of the year cleanup and dug dahlia tubers today. What a gorgeous fall we’ve had! Thank you to Mary and Jared at Stoll Farms and Baldwin Greenhouse & Nursery for teaching me the ropes on the tractors, it makes hauling dead plants go much quicker!

10/01/2024

You know what they say, if you don’t like the weather, just give it a day! The weather this spring/summer/fall has made flower farming interesting this season to say the least! Between colder weather coming and an unexpected surgery, my 2024 season for locally grown flowers is officially closed. Thank you to every single person who chose to support a local grower this season, I appreciate you more than I could ever say! Now it’s time for planting tulips 🌷 tucking in beds with organic material 🍂 and avoiding the urge to cut plants down and pull everything up (let’s protect that soil from erosion!). Enjoy this last bouquet!

I’m thankful for an amazing year two. I’m very grateful to Jared and Mary with Stoll Farms and Baldwin Greenhouse & Nursery, and Ann, Desiree, and Beth with Strengthen ND. What a gift it has been to have some legitimate growing space, education, and resources 🩵

09/15/2024

Congratulations to Taylor and Tara 🤍 thank you for entrusting your bridal bouquet to me, it was an honor!

09/07/2024

3 bouquets available for pickup in Mandan today or tomorrow, $20 each.

Thank you to every single person who supported me at BisMarket this year. I loved talking flowers, hearing stories, and sharing the beauty of nature with each of you. Have a wonderful weekend flower friends! 🤍💐

09/07/2024

There’s a lot of happenings in Bismarck/Mandan this weekend, make sure you have BisMarket on your list! I’ll be here from 10am-1pm.

This will likely be my last BisMarket of the year and the bouquets are 🤌🏻 so be sure to stop by! If I have any left after market I can offer pickup in Mandan this afternoon and Sunday.

09/07/2024

I’ll be at BisMarket tomorrow from 10am-1pm! This will likely be my last market of the season so catch me while you can!

08/31/2024

Couldn’t make it to BisMarket? I have some bouquets available for pickup this afternoon, message me to claim one!

08/31/2024

gorgeous weather, beautiful flowers, and a full line up of vendors! Stop on down to BisMarket from 10-1 today.

🌟I’m down to 8 flower flights and likely won’t be restocking for the remainder of 2024, so grab them while you can! 🌟

08/31/2024

Fridays are for harvesting 👩🏼‍🌾

See you at BisMarket from 10am-1pm tomorrow!

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