06/01/2024
We closed in November of 2022. I am now retired. Anyone out there know how to close a FB business page, please let me know. I am now retired. Thank you for your patronage over the years. Take care.
Treehouse Flower Farm
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- Treehouse Flower Farm
We sell fresh cut, organic, locally grown flowers, custom bouquets, monthly flower subscriptions, DI
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20 Parpala Road
Naselle, WA
98638
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 5pm |
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Our Story
Our property was purchased in 2004. When we bought it, it was a shamble of tangle blackberries, big trees, little trees and overgrown weeds. The property had been logged ten years prior to our purchase and from this logging operation there were three, two story high by forty feet wide piles of old and second growth stump piles which a local contractor, came in and moved for us. With the purchase of a small tractor, we finally made our way down to the river banks three months later. The driveway, utilities, water and septic came next followed by four years of hammering, sawing, framing, sheathing, roofing, etc., all done by my husband, myself and a couple of friends.
During the build, we divided our living quarters between an eighteen foot trailer and a fourteen foot, octagonal cedar yurt. The yurt housed a giant feather bed, a tv, computer and heat, but what I liked about it best was that I felt safer in it than the trailer as it had a thick wooden door with a lock to help keep me safe while Pete would be away in Astoria coaching football most evenings. The trailer had a kitchen, bathroom, and a table to sit and eat at, but mostly it became a storage unit. I can still remember how living in that trailer at first toiled at me, but we managed.
When we purchased the property I was always intent on having a farm. We had considered Alpacas in the beginning. Miniature cattle were also a consideration, but never in all of that time trying to decide what we would farm, had we ever discussed flowers. But flowers it is and hopefully flowers it will always be as I love growing them.
We weren’t married when we bought the property and so after a long hard toil of building and developing, on August 3, 2013 we finally tied the knot here on the property underneath the branches of an heirloom plum tree. The first fruit tree we would find while we were clearing the land many years earlier. It seemed the perfect setting.
