Blossom Thyme Hill Flower Farm

Name: Blossom Thyme Hill Flower Farm
Address: Nixa, MO, 65714, US
Telephone: +14178494310
Price range: $
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Blossom Thyme Hill Flower Farm

Blossom Thyme Hill Flower Farm offers fresh flowers for any occasion. Bridal bouquets, weddings, par I put my business on hold to raise 3 beautiful children.
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Blossom Thyme Hill Flowers was established in 1986 when we offered dried flower wreaths and bouquets. We grew some of our flowers for our wreaths after we purchased 5 acres of land in 1990. We put in extensive rose gardens and flowers for my wreaths, and that's when gardening became a passion for me and my children grew up planting right along side me. I planted 200 pine trees with my 1st son on m

y back in a carrier when he was only 6 months old. A labor of love went into establishing the flower farm, so it's been a family affair with hubby helping my dreams come true. So now, after raising my children and as the empty nest approaches, I am back full time in the garden and my hope is to offer fresh flowers for brides, special occasions, parties, and my church for our women's conference each year. I have loved flowers my whole life, so having the flower farm is a huge blessing. I am able to wake up each morning and do what I love so much. Being in nature, feeding my favorite little bluebirds, watching for the blue buntings and baby fawns is like my little peace of heaven.

11/24/2023

Thanksgiving 2023

11/21/2022

So looking forward to putting the gardens to rest. The dark soil to regenerate itself, the darkness of the hours tells my tired body to rest as well. I’ve come to realize as a woman and a mother, this is something that doesn’t come natural for me, but I’m trying to embrace it more and surrendering to let go a little more. The rhythms of the gardening life is much like our own lives when you take a closer look. I’m so thankful for the harvest of beauty, the abundance of joy that nature brings, but I’m also looking forward to the sacred gifts that winter brings. Warm fires, watching snowflakes outside my window, birds happily eating seed, reflecting and reading with my favorite Sherpa blanket, looking through photos that inspire next season. I hope you have a thankful week and a blessed thanksgiving.

10/29/2022

This is a painting from my friend, . She loves gardening and paints beautiful art like this one she painted of our cottage last winter. I love it so much! Thanks Lorena! Please follow a long with her paintings that bring so much joy.

10/25/2022

So sad to see these go, but they sure were pretty. This summer we experienced drought for months; it was a very challenging year and made me want to move. Growing dahlias isn’t easy in hot and humid climates, and are labor intensive, but when cooler temps arrived in September, they are a welcome sight.

10/22/2022

I have always admired florets post when she uses her corner shelf window with all the sweet vases filled with seasonal flowers. So when my husband gave me my Mother’s Day present this year I gasped with sheer delight. There’s no way he would have had any idea about , but don’t you just love it when we receive something so awesome. I love this shelf/ old door made into something I will use and enjoy so much. Even though these flowers are the end of the season I just had to get this accomplished for this year.

10/19/2022

The 25degree dip last night forced us to say goodbye to our flowers last night, but it sure was a beautiful season of pretty. We cut everything we could and have tubs full of flowers we will be photographing and sharing soon for those winter days that we need a reminder of the goodness of flowers. Thanks for following along dear flower lovers.

10/10/2022

These apricot lemonade cosmos are so pretty! We only have about a week left before a hard frost comes next Monday.

10/09/2022

This year was like no other, but I’m trying to savor every moment. Thanks to for taking this beautiful photo. Be sure and follow him and his amazing photography all over the world. He’s so fun to work with and truly loves his work.

09/24/2022

Todays cuts for the celebrating the Seasons bouquet class with ! Yay!

09/16/2022

Flowers are so restoring to the soul! Just the journey walking out here brings so much peace and joy to my heart. #

09/10/2022

Blossom Thymes own saved dahlia seed! I think she’s pretty wonderful! A little bit of a funky center but the color I’m loving.

08/30/2022

After being away from my gardens for 3 weeks, I was taking a stroll through the garden and found a surprise I’ve been looking forward to for months. This was my first year starting dahlias from seed. This beauty is from@dahliasbyjulie Irish Ruffles! What a fun project anyone should try! It’s the unknown mystery of the color you will get. Thanks, Julie for sharing your seeds.

07/29/2022

Such a pretty one! I’m enjoying the zinnias every day! Saving seed and covering for my favorites! How many of you are saving your seeds?

07/22/2022

With the weather being so hot I’m already wishing for fall and thinking about what fall crops I will be putting in. What fall seeds do you like to plant?

07/18/2022

Happy Sunday

07/16/2022

We did a little photo shoot yesterday of the most special guy in my life and some pretty “ Juliet “ roses in the background and yes a few rose petals and of course they went right into his mouth. Yummy! My roses and not blooming at the moment but it’s always nice to purchase from@gracerosefarms for a fun little photo shoot. #

07/12/2022

So many fun and exciting things coming this week and next here on the flower farm. Even though in some areas we are behind, it’s coming together and as I walk around, the flowers that are here make me smile every time I walk past them and as we finish up this week I’m looking forward to our few events. We will hopefully soon be hosting a mini retreat, a farm to table event and a children’s workshop day. Tickets are limited and followers will get first choice. Starting the end of July we will have our flower cart Fridays.

07/09/2022

Hope you have a beautiful weekend

07/08/2022

Hoping for rain so badly! I’ve been getting up at 5:00 just to water befor the 100 degrees temperature comes. Today it was 88 degrees by 10:00 and the flowers are really taking their toll. We haven’t had a drop yet f rain in 5 weeks at high 90’s. I have to alter the areas to get correct pressure for the four areas, forget trying to save the grass. Hoping this chain will break for at least some overcast or rain. 🙏

07/07/2022

The dahlias have been blooming since June 15, my blush row is making me so happy! My son was watering last night and he said, oh those are a nice color and I said right, I think so too! It’s so fun to get to enjoy them a little early, however they don’t grow as well in these temperatures so we’ve got shade cover in all of our rows, but you gotta do what you gotta do

07/07/2022

Today was beautiful and full of life giving gifts. I’ve been going so hard and not letting up. When I get focused it’s hard for me to give myself breaks because I want to finish my farming flower tasks. I can move on to life, and priorities like my family. Sometimes I need to remember to give myself some grace and just be in the moment and make pancakes for my son and enjoy the moment. A memory shared is worth a thousand prints on the heart.

07/06/2022

Finding joy! Walking the path of beauty, even though the days are extremely hot, I’m surrendering to a slower pace and accepting what is the unknowns. Will we ever get rain again, will it be 100 degrees every day through fall as I’ve seen in the past, is there a real solution to climate change? So many changes for everyone and we’ve all been through so much, but we are all so resilient. We are strong and we will find a way.

07/04/2022

Happy 4th of July! Hope you are having a great holiday. #

07/03/2022

This photo was taken back in the spring when all the crabapples and pear trees were in bloom. Wishing these spring temperatures were here now as it’s going to be 101 degrees all week and we haven’t had any rain in over a month. 🥲Now regret complaining about too much rain in the spring. 😂😭 Watering twice a day just so the plants and trees will survive. Hoping for a break and some rain soon. #

07/03/2022

Happy 4th July weekend! Hope you are doing something you love. We are finishing up our rabbit deterring fencing so we can actually have blooms. We are also watching movies and making meals from scratch. Today was one of our favorites to make from sloppy joe’s recipe, I think fitting for the holiday. The roses are still going strong and we are actually putting in dozens more. Antique roses are what I started with and now we’re adding Charlene and my favorite Earth Angel. It’s so fitting coming full circle. #

07/01/2022

The roses just had their big flush and now after 3 years they are coming into their full growth and it’s bee so wonderful to see. This heat doesn’t seem to be bothering them one bit.

06/29/2022

The middle field is starting to fill in and I’m always in awe of how beautiful. I’m finding these silent and peaceful moments as it restores my hope. Getting to a place of completion feels so good and that means we will be updating our events schedule and flower cart times, so be on the lookout for more details. Thanks so much for following along. 417flowerfarm

06/28/2022

Had to say goodbye to the poppies a couple of days ago, we cleaned out the bed and have now put in the pre- sprouted 1 ft dahlias that have been patiently waiting to go in the ground; especially now that we have a 3 day opportunity while the temps are 20 degrees cooler, but not for long and I am working as fast as I can. I must say it’s been one of the craziest years, but I’m almost there and I can’t wait.

06/27/2022

I was so excited to see this pastel beauty blooming today!

06/13/2022

Looking back to a few years ago and the flower filled days of fall; we love using our cottage for many different things from photography workshops, flower workshops to hosting event planners for their businesses to annual baby photos as well as our floral wedding design studio. We feel blessed to have such a fun place to be creative.

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Nixa, MO
65714

Telephone

+14178494310

Website

http://blossomthymehillflowerfarm.com/

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Blossom Thyme Hill is residential flower farm in Nixa, Missouri. We offer made-to-order bouquets, floral workshops, and rent the flower farm cottage for photo shoots and parties.

Blossom Thyme Hill Flowers was first started over 25 years ago when we offered dried flower wreaths and bouquets. We grew some of our flowers for our wreaths after we purchased 5 acres of land in 1990. I put my business on hold to raise 3 beautiful children. We put in extensive rose gardens and flowers for my wreaths, and that's when gardening became a passion for me and my children grew up planting right along side me.

I planted 200 pine trees with my 1st son on my back in a carrier when he was only 6 months old. A labor of love went into establishing the flower farm, so it's been a family affair with hubby helping my dreams come true. So now, after raising my children and as the empty nest approaches, I am back full time in the garden and my hope is to offer fresh flowers for brides, special occasions, parties, and my church for our women's conference each year. I have loved flowers my whole life, so having the flower farm is a huge blessing. When my daughter got married in 2015, I planted a wildflower field for her to have her first look.

Even though I have been planting wildflower seeds each year, it was only small patches here and there. Also, in 2015 we able build a cottage based on a picture I had cut out in a magazine long ago. I had a whole notebook of saved cottages and greenhouses, hoping that some day I would be able to have my own studio. I had no idea that this would actually happen and through some real blessings and my mil looking down from heaven, we were able to build my life long dream cottage.