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Wood Frog Flowers Dried flower wreaths, bouquets, swags, and sticks handmade in Central Vermont. Flowers managed organically in East Brookfield.

Holiday wreaths for sale in winter.

Behind the scenes of a super sweet and cozy balsam wreath class I taught to  ‘s book club this weekend! You’d never know...
19/11/2025

Behind the scenes of a super sweet and cozy balsam wreath class I taught to ‘s book club this weekend! You’d never know none of them had made a wreath before, given their gorgeous results!

If taking a class with your book club (or coworkers, or fellow moms, or local friends) sounds like fun, reach out. I love doing private classes because everyone always has such a good time (you can see it just in these photos!). I’m all booked up for 2025, but I’d love to get you in the calendar for 2026.

I’ll be at  Holiday Market tomorrow, instead of out in the woods for opening day. In honor, I made a few wreaths in blaz...
15/11/2025

I’ll be at Holiday Market tomorrow, instead of out in the woods for opening day. In honor, I made a few wreaths in blaze orange, hunter green, and red and black check (or the closest I can’t get with dried flowers).

The 10pm florescent lighting where I made them doesn’t do the colors enough justice - so you’ll just have to come check them out in person at the Chelsea School Gym from 9-2!

If you’re not going out for opening weekend, come get a jump on shopping local this holiday season. If you are going out tomorrow, tell me how it goes and what you heard and saw out there. Deer season gossip is genuinely my favorite gossip and I want it all. 🦌🦌🦌

I farm for three reasons: it’s hard work I can’t ask anyone to do for me, it’s important in the face of climate apocalyp...
07/11/2025

I farm for three reasons: it’s hard work I can’t ask anyone to do for me, it’s important in the face of climate apocalypse, and I like to feed people. I talk a lot about the first two, but less about the third, because it feels so obvious.

It’s rewarding when I hear from people that I’ve helped them love squash, that they’re excited to have good, affordable potatoes for winter, or that the winter squash my mom and I save for the Randolph Food Shelf is a huge hit.

It’s frustrating, therefore, to be told that I’m the reason people don’t have access to SNAP benefits and are going hungry. I keep hearing republicas say the reason democrats won’t fund SNAP is because they want to protect Obamacare subsidies for “gender mutilation.”

This statement requires a number of fact checks. It’s standard practice to fully fund SNAP during a government shutdown, and at least two district judges have ordered the Trump administration to do it. Most people who get ACA subsidies aren’t trans, but they are self-employed, farmers/farmworkers, or work for small businesses and nonprofits that don’t provide insurance.

I’m both. I make $30-40k a year farming more than full time. I don’t quite qualify for medicaid, but I still can’t afford to spend $140 a month on health insurance, plus a many thousand dollar deductible. I rely on expanded ACA subsidies to afford my health insurance, and this year, I’m getting top surgery - a form of gender affirming care. I’m the trans bogeyman republicans are blaming for the lack of SNAP benefits.

It’s such a stupid lie, but we should still find it scary when a small, marginalized outgroup is being blamed for harming “mothers and children.”

If me being a trans farmer who relies on ACA subsidies is a threat to mothers and children, what’s the threat? That they might meet someone who’s different? That they might see that bodies come in all shapes and sizes? That they might learn that sometimes it’s worthwhile to do a job you think is important, even if it’s hard and doesn’t pay well?

To all the lawmakers trying to throw trans people under the bus right now - you’re blaming the wrong 1%. To anyone who’s hungry - reach out if you need potatoes.

🌲Guess what’s live… balsam wreath preorders!🌲Wreaths are made with locally grown balsam and natural, compostable accents...
04/11/2025

🌲Guess what’s live… balsam wreath preorders!🌲

Wreaths are made with locally grown balsam and natural, compostable accents. There are six styles, in both 16” and 20” diameter frames. Photos are available in the order form.

Preordered wreaths will be available at outdoor pick ups in Randolph, Norwich, and Strafford:
Saturday, 11/22 from 9-1 in Tracy Hall, Norwich
Sunday, 11/23 from 8:30-9:30am in Town Office parking lot, Randolph
Sunday, 11/30 11am-12pm Town Office parking lot, Randolph
Sunday, 11/30 1-1:30 Red Barn parking lot, Strafford

Preorder form: https://forms.gle/FFNWYeMbGbrRDvrf7

If you have any issues with the form, would like a PDF version, or have any questions, feel free to email [email protected] or contact me through my website, woodfrogflowers.com

Only five more markets left in the 2025 season! If you want dried flowers to brighten your home this winter, or if you’v...
03/11/2025

Only five more markets left in the 2025 season! If you want dried flowers to brighten your home this winter, or if you’ve been hoping to get a gift for someone before the holidays, these are your options!

🌼11/8 Honeyfield Popup, Honeyfield Farm, Norwich, 10-2
🌼11/15, Chelsea Holiday Market, Chelsea School Gym, 9-2
🌼11/22 Norwich Farmers Market, Tracy Hall, Norwich, 9-1
🌼12/6 Q***r Craft Fair, Granite St., Barre 10-3
🌼12/13 Norwich Farmers Market, Honeyfield Farm, Norwich, 9-1

🌼12/14 instagram story sale - all items mailed 12/15

This year I have a very firm end of season deadline - I’m getting top surgery 12/16, so I won’t be working after that. If you want arrangements before Christmas, get them before then!

Looking forward to seeing you at market!

Southern Vermont folks! I’ll be down your way tomorrow at  Artisans Market! This is such a cool craft fair, with such a ...
31/10/2025

Southern Vermont folks! I’ll be down your way tomorrow at Artisans Market! This is such a cool craft fair, with such a wide variety of lovely artists, and it’s honestly one of my favorites to start doing holiday shopping at.

Come check them all out tomorrow, from 10-4!

Next year’s garlic in the ground, with lots of help from Martha and Biid! 🧄🧄🧄Some of the nicer mulch hay I’ve laid down,...
26/10/2025

Next year’s garlic in the ground, with lots of help from Martha and Biid! 🧄🧄🧄

Some of the nicer mulch hay I’ve laid down, too, thanks to

Another season of providing a backdrop for Dartmouth girls’ photos is coming to a close…only one outdoor .farmers.market...
22/10/2025

Another season of providing a backdrop for Dartmouth girls’ photos is coming to a close…only one outdoor .farmers.market left! (Where did the time go?)

I’ll be all over the state for November and December, but if you want to catch me outside and see the pretty booth, this Saturday 9-1 is your last chance.

UPCOMING MARKETS:
Saturday 11/1, 10-4 Reading Greenhouses Artisan Fair
Saturday 11/8, Honeyfield popup in Norwich 10-1
Saturday 11/15, Chelsea Holiday Market 9-2
Saturday 11/22, Norwich farmers Market in Tracy Hall
Saturday 12/6 Q***r Craft Fair in the Barre Labor Hall 10-3
Saturday 12/13 Norwich Farmers Market at Honeyfield Farm

Some beauties that went home this week! Only two more outdoor markets left for .farmers.market - see you there Saturday!
15/10/2025

Some beauties that went home this week!

Only two more outdoor markets left for .farmers.market - see you there Saturday!

Get yourself some bulk storage potatoes for the winter from the same person who grew the Tunbridge Fair’s Largest Potato...
10/10/2025

Get yourself some bulk storage potatoes for the winter from the same person who grew the Tunbridge Fair’s Largest Potato this year! (Highest achievement of my life)

Potatoes are unwashed for storage and can be picked up in Strafford, Brookfield, or at the Norwich Farmers Market. There are four varieties to choose from. Regular potato varieties are sold in half bushel units ($40 for a heaping 20lbs), while the pinto fingerlings are sold in 10lb increments (for $32).

REGULAR VARIETIES AVAILABLE:
🥔Caribou Russet - Brown skin, white flesh. Classic baking potato. This year’s crop is very large, with some potatoes bigger than the size of your hand! Holds up well in soups and stews. Good storer.
🥔Natascha - Yellow skin, yellow flesh. Creamy fleshed potato with a lovely “potato-y” flavor. Roasts or boils into tender morsels or makes excellent mashed potatoes. Stores well.
🥔💙All Blue - Fingerling shape, but bigger! Just like it says, skin and flesh are all blue.

FINGERLINGS AVAILABLE:
🥔Pinto Fingerling - Red and yellow spotted skin, yellow flesh. Creamy texture and buttery flavor with gorgeous skins (they sort of look like a red and yellow spotted cow, but in potato form!). Fry, roast, and boil well. 

Reach out if you have any questions! Orders can be placed through this form or on my website (under the “offerings” page): https://forms.gle/V4kA3oUobt89T84fA

1. The proof
2. Tunbridge fair prep
3. Tunbridge fair results
4. Hilling potatoes this summer
5-6. The size of some of this year’s russets
7. Nataschas
8. Pintos
9. My emotional state

Wondering where to find me this October? farmers.market every Saturday 10/4-10/27, from 9-1pmAnd then for all my central...
29/09/2025

Wondering where to find me this October?
farmers.market every Saturday 10/4-10/27, from 9-1pm

And then for all my central Vermont friends, I’ll be at the Brookfield Old Town Hall Market Day on Sunday 10/5! They’ll be cider and a hot soup lunch, and all sorts of local farmers and crafters with great wares! This is one of my favorite markets of the year because the vibes are so local and sweet and you can always check out the floating bridge afterwards :)

(some of) my favorite wreaths that went home with people last weekend, including a few I did in the colors of asters and...
24/09/2025

(some of) my favorite wreaths that went home with people last weekend, including a few I did in the colors of asters and goldenrod in honor of the fall equinox and one of my favorite Robin Wall Kimmerer essays (in her book Braiding Sweetgrass, and well worth a read this time of year).

I’ll be back with plenty more at .farmers.market on Saturday, plus bulk butternut preorders (and maybe, if we’re all lucky, bulk potato orders too)!

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