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Rainflower Farm

Hyper-local flower farm in the Snohomish valley specializing in flowers - bouquets and by the stem.
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09/21/2023

Switching from summer flowers to fall arrangements and decorative squash. The season end is quickly approaching so get one before they’re gone!

09/14/2023

These cold nights are a time of transition here in the farm. The flowers are winding down but the fall crops are ready and cool crops are thriving. I’ll have unwrapped bunches of flowers while they last, but am now offering dried flower bunches and squash for autumn decorating. Plus a random assortment of veggies. Get them while they last!

09/04/2023

Finish your Labor Day by grabbing some produce (cucumbers, zucchini, tomatillos, shish*to peppers, decorative squash) or fall flowers at the farm stand today. If you’re enjoying the last day of the Evergreen State Fair, the farm is easy to swing by when you’re done, if you’re heading what. Open until dark.

08/31/2023

In addition to flowers, I have tomatillos available at the stand today. $10 for a 3lb container. And as ever, pesticide free!

08/29/2023

I’ve been lax on my socials after vacation, but the season isn’t over yet! Stop by today and grab a bouquet with some of the last sunflowers of the season. Soon I’ll have sunflower seed heads available for purchase to feed birds in the cold months.

07/20/2023

Flower stand is fully stocked! Stop by and grab one of these beauties.

07/09/2023

Sometimes I need to remember to slow down, listen to the birds and the pollinators, and appreciate the habitat that I have created.

07/08/2023

A bucket of flowers heading off to a wedding this morning. Had to fight a slug over a sunflower, but I won the battle.

06/21/2023

The first sunflower of the season braved the June gloom. 🌻

06/17/2023

The sky put on a show after a few hours of evening rain.

06/08/2023

I may be in between focal flowers right now (my fault for getting things started late due to building a greenhouse) but at least I have a ladybug nursery!

05/27/2023

$15 peony bouquets at the stand today! Pick up one of these beauties to enjoy over the long weekend.

05/19/2023

Season opener! I have a limited number of peony bouquets but more will follow soon as they are covered in buds.

05/16/2023

Just a pink rainbow hanging out over the greenhouse. 90 degrees isn’t ideal for seedlings and cold loving flowers but I’m hoping it brings an early dahlia season.

05/07/2023

05/01/2023

I’m a couple weeks later than usual getting dahlias in the ground and they were obviously anxious to get out of storage! 55 dahlias are in and I have space for 66 so I may need to hit a tuber sale….😈

04/04/2023

April is the month of change. In one day we can experience sun, hail, rain, wind, frost and thunder. And all things begin to grow. Looking forward to the day I can open the flower stand….

12/21/2022

Happy Winter Solstice! Looking forward to warmer days, but appreciating the beautiful 22 degree snowy morning because it is better than the usual dreary gray days that are the norm in the PNW.

11/09/2022

Last night’s first frost of the season was a killing frost, which means as soon as these blooms defrost, all the color on the farm will be gone until spring. But that doesn’t mean the end of growing season, as the cool crops are sending roots into the ground and getting a head start for spring.

11/01/2022

Flower season may be at an end, but that didn’t stop me from drying a bunch of flowers to make wreaths! I even used my own grapevines. Takes some pre-planning to ensure that the vines and flowers get harvested and dried before the rain arrives, but I’m pretty pleased with the result.

10/16/2022

Air quality is a refreshing 129 this morning on another day in The Summer That Will Not End saga. Normally, the cool damp October causes all the cool flower seeds to sprout and get going before the cold dark days set in so they bloom early in the spring, but they’re really struggling this year. Just going to enjoy the remaining flower days and not stress about whether things grow well over the winter. In this area of climate change, resilience, sustainable and adaptable are going to be my key words.

09/27/2022

Harvested all the celosia today and am hanging it together dry. I’ll have plenty of flowers for dried wreath and posey making! Now to start cutting down all the gomphrena… 🍁🍂

09/10/2022

My heart is heavy seeing the ash from old growth forest falling from the sky. My farm is many miles away so there is no risk to me, but seeing the effects of climate change in my own backyard is heartbreaking. Gen X has been sounding the alarm since we were in high school enviro club and now here we are, crying that no one was listening.

08/29/2022

My favorite new dahlia this year - Bloomquist Jody Lynn. She was worth the ridiculous price.

08/25/2022

Patiently waiting for some pests to wander past….

08/23/2022

Playing with color this morning before I logged onto my day job. I think this one is my favorite. Available at the flower stand today!

08/11/2022

Sunflower season! Stop by the flower stand and grab a bunch.

08/10/2022

I was in Costa Rica for 17 days and while I was gone the zinnias went from seedlings to blooming! Hope to have the farm stand open tomorrow with lots of 🌻.

07/06/2022

Back from a long weekend and the sweet peas are the flower of the week! And the first of the dahlias are making an appearance. Available at the flower stand until dusk, or message me if you want something special.

06/28/2022

The 96 degree heat has me swimming in flowers. Stop by this week and see what’s new at the flower stand. Open until dusk.

06/24/2022

Lots of beauty at the flower stand today! The snapdragons are absolutely gorgeous thanks to the sun finally showing.

06/18/2022

The honeybees are loving the poppies. As soon as the rain stops, the buzzing begins.

05/31/2022

Season opener for the flower stand! Limited supply available. Get them before the weather turns again!

05/24/2022

This has been a bad year for flowers with the cold, wet weather, but the 12 + peonies I planted a couple years ago are getting their first blooms! I can only cut a handful for bouquets so if you want one, message me!

05/04/2022

Eggs anyone?
Small $4/dz
Large $5 dz

Washed or unwashed available. Free range, happy hens.

Pick up on the farm in Snohomish. 🐔🥚🍳

04/26/2022

Flower season is finally beginning!

04/21/2022

No flowers blooming quite yet but apparently I’m growing morels amongst the peonies!

03/27/2022

I’m finding myself obsessed with soil blocking this year. 72 purple broccoli seeds planted 48 hours ago are sprouting. Now I’m going to need to find space amongst the flowers for all these! Time to expand the garden footprint, perhaps?

03/14/2022

200 stock seedlings sprouting in soil blocks. So excited to try this method as it will eliminate my use of plastic! So far, so good.

Address

15319 Roosevelt Road
Snohomish, WA
98290

Website

https://rainflowerfarm.square.site/

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