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Austin Landing Flower Co

Miamisburg Flower Farm
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07/20/2024

❣️ Bouquet featuring Dolly’s Heart ❣️

Love the dark color of this paired with nice red and flower

Custom Bouquet- SOLD
$15 Zinnia bouquets available 📩 DM

07/19/2024

“Youth is the attic chest where every lesson lies...”

Some of my earliest and fondest memories are wrapped in the scent of flowers and the touch of soil, learning from my grandma. We spent countless hours together, shopping for unique colors of Ge**er Daisies, pollinating Snapdragons, and deadheading flowers in the garden.

Each new bud tells a story of passion, perseverance, and the invaluable lessons I learned from Grandma (Goosie). Every flower I grow carries a piece of her wisdom and love.

This post features 3 unique dahlias: a waterlily style called “Apricot Desire,” the larger bloom “Peaches N’ Cream, and a dahlia breed by “KA’s Mocha Katie.”

**erDaisies

07/17/2024

✨ Custom bouquet starring Zinnia, Dahlia, loving this dark Scabiosa highlighted in 4th pic, pink chenille Celosia, and Yarrow. Missing the kitchen sink 😜

07/12/2024

🧬 Zinnia flower family genes

Last year I tried my hand at Zinnia breeding and here are some results. All of these flowers are siblings from the same parents.

Mother (who the seeds came from) = Binary Giant Wine + Father (pollinator) = Oklahoma Salmon

07/08/2024

Kelgai Ann Dahlia, a beauty but heat sucks the life out of her

07/07/2024

Ringless Honey Mushroom??

07/07/2024

“Maarn” dahlia … outperforming

07/05/2024

“Rock Run Ashley” dahlia featured in this 4th of July neighbor gift bouquet

06/03/2024

Pre Pop, Pop, Post Pop

05/29/2024

Bien faire et laisser dire…

This year I’m growing these for fun. Super delicate, like little peonies, ranunculus flowers are a stand out. I’ve had to look at my garden space and maximize. A lot of these got the cut last year, but glad I planted a few (okay 60…).

04/10/2024

Gah! My first rooted cutting showing roots! Per KA I used cubes

04/06/2024

This is a dahlia tuber. I’ve been experimenting with a cutting bed this year, to propagate varieties I like. I “pulled” the cutting from this tuber and just think it’s cool how the water formed.

03/31/2024

1st year zinnia seeds. Can’t wait to see what they make

03/01/2024

Signs of Spring are creeping in 🌷 This is a brand new plant on the farm. Can you guess what it is???

06/29/2023

Bachelor's Button, with its button-like flowers and slender stems, is a beloved symbol of simplicity and grace. Its dainty blossoms dance in the summer breeze, inviting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to join in their delightful gathering. 🦋🌼

06/26/2023

🌸 Peonies are nature's poetry in motion, painting gardens with a vibrant palette of pinks, whites, reds, and yellows. Each blossom unfolds like a delicate work of art, revealing layers of petals that invite admiration and awe. 🎨🌺

06/18/2023

Happy Fathers' Day to all super dads! 🦸🏻‍♂️💪🏽

06/14/2023

There's something incredibly special about cultivating your own flower garden. From the moment you dig your hands into the soil, you embark on a journey of growth, beauty, and connection with nature. It's not just about the beauty and tranquility; gardening teaches us valuable lessons. It teaches us to be patient, to nurture life, and to embrace the cycles of growth and change. It reconnects us with the simplicity and wonder of the natural world. 🌿

Don't you agree?

06/10/2023

💐 Scabiosa is not just about its alluring appearance. It is a magnet for butterflies and bees, inviting them to partake in its nectar-filled delights. It's a harmonious dance of beauty and pollination, contributing to the delicate balance of our ecosystem. 🦋🌿

06/09/2023

The pink is showing off

06/06/2023

She’s got everything 💅🏼

06/05/2023

🌍🌸 Happy World Environment Day! 🌸🌍

We're celebrating Mother Nature today and every day! 🌿💚 As a flower lover, we understand the importance of preserving our beautiful planet, and we're committed to doing our part. 🌺🌱

Did you know that flowers play a crucial role in our ecosystem? They not only add vibrant colors to our lives but also provide food and shelter for various pollinators. 🐝🦋 Let's all join hands and create a sustainable future together!

Here are a few ways you can make a positive impact on our environment:
1️⃣ Choose locally grown flowers: By supporting local flower growers, you reduce carbon emissions from transportation and promote local economies.
2️⃣ Embrace eco-friendly practices: Opt for organic fertilizers and pesticides that are gentle on the environment. Plus, consider using biodegradable and sustainable floral wrapping.
3️⃣ Recycle and upcycle: Give your beautiful blooms a second life! Once your flowers have wilted, compost them to enrich the soil or get creative with dried flower arrangements.
4️⃣ Spread the green love: Share your love for nature with friends and family. Encourage them to plant more flowers, trees, and herbs to create a healthier planet.

Remember, every small action counts, and together we can make a big difference! 🌍🌸 Let's bloom responsibly and cherish the beauty around us.

06/01/2023

For the grad #2023

05/28/2023

Have you ever seen the vibrant and colorful blooms of Ranunculus? This beautiful flower is a favorite of gardeners and flower enthusiasts for its large, ruffled petals and bright colors.

Ranunculus come in a range of colors, from bright pinks and reds to pastel yellows and whites. They're perfect for adding a pop of color and texture to any garden or bouquet.

One interesting fact about Ranunculus is that they're also known as "Buttercup," which comes from the Latin word "Rana," meaning "frog." This is because the plant thrives in damp conditions and is often found near ponds and streams.

Ranunculus are also a symbol of charm, beauty, and radiance, making them a popular choice for weddings and other special occasions.

If you're looking to add some vibrancy and texture to your garden or flower arrangements, Ranunculus are a great choice!

05/24/2023

Have you ever seen the stunning and fragrant blooms of Peonies? This beautiful flower is a favorite of gardeners and flower enthusiasts for its large, showy flowers and sweet fragrance.

Peonies come in a range of colors, from pure white to deep reds, pinks, and even yellows. They're perfect for adding a touch of elegance and romance to any garden or bouquet.

One interesting fact about Peonies is that they're named after the Greek god Paeon, who was the physician to the gods. According to legend, Paeon used the plant to heal wounds and ease pain, and so the flower was named in his honor.

Peonies are also a symbol of love, honor, and prosperity, making them a popular choice for weddings and other special occasions. Add some beauty to your life with these flowers!

05/20/2023

Did you know that Cinnamon Basil is not only delicious but also has some interesting facts? Here are some fun facts about this aromatic herb:

🌱 Cinnamon Basil is also known as Mexican Spice Basil or Spice Basil, and it belongs to the mint family.
🌱 The leaves of Cinnamon Basil have a sweet, spicy, and slightly bitter taste, and they smell like cinnamon, hence the name.
🌱 Cinnamon Basil is a native of Mexico and Central America and has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to treat various ailments.
🌱 This herb is not just tasty but also has numerous health benefits. It's rich in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and minerals like calcium and iron.
🌱 Cinnamon Basil is easy to grow and can be grown in containers or in your garden. It needs full sun and well-drained soil to thrive.
🌱 This herb is perfect for adding flavor to your dishes. It goes well with tomato-based dishes, soups, stews, and curries.

So there you have it, some interesting facts about Cinnamon Basil! Have you tried cooking with this herb before? Let us know in the comments below!

05/16/2023

Baby's Breath is not just visually appealing, but it's also easy to grow and maintain. It's a hardy plant that can withstand dry conditions and doesn't require much watering or fertilization.

One interesting fact about Baby's Breath is that it's also known as "Gypsophila," which comes from the Greek words "gypsos" and "philos," meaning "gypsum-loving." This is because the plant thrives in soil that contains gypsum.

Baby's Breath is also a favorite of florists and is often used as a filler in flower arrangements. Its delicate white flowers complement a variety of other flowers, making it a versatile addition to any bouquet.

Don't you just love babies breath in your bouquets? 💐

05/12/2023

Scabiosa, a beautiful and delicate flower, is also known as the Pincushion flower due to its unique shape. It comes in a range of colors, from pale pink to deep purple, and it's perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any garden or bouquet.

One interesting fact about Scabiosa is that it's named after the Latin word "scabies," which means "itch." This is because the plant was used in traditional medicine to treat skin conditions like eczema and scabies.

Scabiosa is also a favorite of bees and butterflies, making it a great choice for those who want to attract pollinators to their garden. We love this beautiful flower! 🌸

05/08/2023

Have you ever seen the bright yellow flowers of the Forsythia plant? 💛 This beautiful shrub is a sure sign of spring with its striking yellow flowers that bloom early in the season.

🌼 Forsythia is not just visually appealing, but it's also easy to grow and maintain. It's a hardy plant that can withstand harsh weather conditions and doesn't require much watering or fertilization.

One interesting fact about Forsythia is that it's named after William Forsyth, a Scottish botanist who was the head gardener at Kensington Palace in the 18th century.

Forsythia is also known for its medicinal properties. It's used in traditional medicine to treat various ailments like fever, inflammation, and even headaches.

Pretty interesting, right?!

05/04/2023

Have you ever heard of Bachelor Buttons? These vibrant and beautiful flowers, also known as Cornflowers, are the perfect addition to any garden or bouquet. Their striking blue color makes them stand out, and they're also available in other colors such as pink, white, and purple.

Not only are Bachelor Buttons visually appealing, but they also have a rich history. In ancient times, they were used for medicinal purposes and were believed to have healing properties. They were also used as a natural dye for clothing. Amazing, right? 🤩

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Peony Haul! All from @adelinespeonies #flowerfarm #peony #garden #miamisburg #centerville #springboro #dayton

I used to have an office. I’ve had many offices over the years, where I hung these diplomas proudly. Somewhere along the way, my attachment to them waned. They ended up in a pole barn, stacked carelessly. I pulled them out to remember and was immediately distracted by a bee snoozing on a flower. Now if that isn’t poetic.

Flower hopping because they’re too bee-autiful 🐝🌼 #savethebees #areacodes #flowers #flowerfarmer #nature #naturelover #pov #garden #field #grow

Dramatic “black” tulip #monster #tulips #flowers #darkness #goth #farmer #flowerfarming #poetic #black #darkpurple #idk #ohio #dayton #springboro #miamisburg #centerville

🌸 La Belle White Picotee Ranunculus Flower 🌸 Looking like it was painted 🖌️ #goodmorning #dayton #miamisburg #centerville #springboro #flowerfarm #ranunculus #naturelovers #flowers #buttercup

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💡flip the switch, get it? #electrician #gardener #gardenersoftiktok #electric #switch #containergarden #makedue #statice #electrical #dayton #springboro #miamisburg #centerville #ohio

Watching my daughter grow, both literally and figuratively. It’s days like these that I really cherish. She may think we’re just gardening, but she’s learning the value of hard work, persistence and self-sufficiency that comes with growing & gardening. 🌱🥰 Makes me proud as her mama! Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers who continue to let their children grow 💚 #flowerfarm #motherdaughter #daughters #gardener #planting #ranunculus #hoophouse #growing #learning #gardening #flowerfarmer #mothersday #mothersday2023 #dayton #springboro #miamisburg #centerville

This is what I hear in my head when I have to do this #gardner #farmer #plantlover #pinch #vegetables #pepper #heavymetal #plantsandmusic #garden #dayton #springboro #miamisburg #centerville

They didn’t ask for them either so hopefully they’re up for the challenge 😜 🌸 #gardener #friend #plantlover #plantmail #seeds #friendship #mail #velocity #flowerfarmer

This piece I finished is currently on display @ the @daytonmetrolibrary Miami Township branch. I covered an entire office in wood dust getting this one finished. One of my favs due to the ash borer holes. More info @ the branch

Satisfying if u ask me #flowerfarmer #gardener #plantlover #soilblocking #water #timelapse #satisfying #plantsoftiktok #soil

Have we lost our way? Native Americans used it for centuries. #gardener #farmer #plantlover #traditionalmedicine #holistic #natural #earth #health #american

The more you know, the less you have to pay the g0v for 🙃 #flowerfarmer #gardener #treehugger #recycle #circleoflife #gardening #woodash #diy #bonfire

You can run but you can’t hide who you are #flowerfarmer #gardener #farmer #seedlings #education #garden #ancestors #dreamon #earlybird

The Miamisburg Mound then & now. I wonder what it looked like when it was built? When I have more free time I am going to figure out what they did with the man they found in here. Not enough info at the site. #dayton #ohio #miamisburgmound #native #miamisburg #springboro #centerville #americanindian #mysterious #sacred