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Fresh, local flowers at 6370 Lyters Lane Harrisburg.

10/01/2025

This 2024 Spring wedding was all kinds of fun, with all of the colors!! Such a joy to work with every color in the garden for a vivacious, lively wedding design.

Julie Rosillo Photography
Stone Mill Inn

10/01/2025

Fresh local flowers delivered to your doorstep for 8 straight weeks of summer?! YES PLEASE.

Join our 2025 subscription membership in our web shop: www.morwyndfarm.com

09/01/2025

Planning a party this spring? Our flower bar rents free with the purchase of four DIY buckets! It's fresh decor and party favors all rolled into one.

Check out our website listing for details. Find it in our wedding & event a la carte.

08/01/2025

Kind words about our Cut Flower Garden Workshop:

"I had the pleasure of attending the cut flower class in 2024 at Morwynd farms with Rachel and Charity. Fresh flowers bring me joy. My intent was to grow my own flowers so I could have fresh flowers adorning my home all season. The class included a variety of starter plants with detailed descriptions and instructions on their care, including sun exposure, watering, trimming (pinching), and cutting. By mid summer, I was filling vases for me, my elderly neighbors, and the school (lunch table centerpieces) well into October. I'm hoping to participate in the 2025 class for a new round of plants! Thank you Rachel and Charity!" -Jen W.

07/01/2025

Spotlight on anemones! This is one of our earliest spring crops, blooming alongside the daffodils and hellebore in mid-March. By April, they're in full swing and I'm harvesting bucketfuls at least once a day.

Anemones come in shades of white, pink, and blue. We choose shades based on what we see YOU gravitating towards, as well as the productivity of certain varieties and colors. The blues of anemones are rare and beautiful and hard to find in any other flower!

They're elegant and unique and we love them! What do you think??

06/01/2025

“I firmly believe that nature brings solace in all troubles.” Anne Frank

C’mon. Get out there a little today 😉

04/01/2025

Several of you have been asking about our cut flower garden workshop. YES! We are doing it again this spring. We love hanging with our gardening friends.

So get your overalls and hori hori knives ready (my people know what I’m talking about)! Details and link to come soon.

03/01/2025

NEW YEAR GIVE-AWAY!

Win a bouquet card to use on our farm stand this season. ALL of our email subscribers will be entered, so make sure you're ON THAT LIST!

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02/01/2025

The bad and the ugly: 2024 flower fails that we’re hoping to avoid this year.

Yesterday I featured the successes but honestly I’m beginning to see it wouldn’t be an authentic farm season without at least a few fails. So here they are.

1. Lisianthus- this plant is prone to fungal issues. Until this year, we hadn't experienced it. In fact, we planted a few less than the year before because they did too well and we couldn't use every stem in 2023. We buy this in plug form (baby plants) because lisianthus takes SO long to grow from seed. Our supplier seems to have had a fungal issue. Within weeks of planting, 90% of our crop shriveled and died. There was nothing to do but try to plant something else in their spots and move on. Ouch.

2. Dahlias - Because of our multiple building projects, we lost garden space this season. We had to go out to the field where we had no irrigation. For most summers, this would not have been a huge issue. I've had dahlias out of irrigation before and we've gotten enough rain. This year it was a problem. It took forever for our dahlias to thrive because they simply weren't fed enough. Many plants were smaller than they should have been. Fortunately it wasn't as devastating as the dahlias but it wasn't pretty.

3. Dahlias - Remember the irrigation problem? Same for electric fencing. We use electric to keep the deer out of our gardens. The deer had a heyday in the dahlia patch right as the plants were about to (((finnnnnally))) bloom. Again, nothing to do but move on. And fortunately, the plants did bloom and the deer generally stayed away. But that first time was a sad, sad, morning.

How about you? Any difficult flowers last year?

01/01/2025

4 fabulous flowers from 2024. The successes:
#1. Ranunculus (photos 1-2). What can I say. They had a great year and this flower is the best. Period.
#2. Uproar rose zinnia (photos 3-4). This was a new variety for us and WOW! Incredible saturated pink color, and profuse blooms! Next up is every other zinnia the uproar people make!
#3. Floret’s Alpenglow zinnia (photo 5). It was fun to grow something just released and while they weren’t prolific, they were gorgeous and unique.
#4. Aster (photos 6). These giant apricot asters took forever to bloom. Just as I was ready to cross them off the 2025 list, BOOM, they stunned us with multi flowered stems full of puffy pink blooms. And instead of getting the cut, we’re growing them in more colors!
#5. Celosia (photos 7-8). Celosia. Funny story with the celosia. We had about a thousand or maybe a million I dunno really, reseeded celosia volunteers. They popped up in the spring from dropped seed from last years’ plants. We had unused plant holes so I popped a bunch in a row and BOY did they thrive! Taller than me plants with tons of fun colored plumes. It was the gift that keeps on giving. Celosia will always be on our grow list!

What grew best for you this year?

31/12/2024

Happy new years! May your celebrations be as riotous as our gardens in July 😁🤩🥳

30/12/2024

We’re entering summer plant planning time. And once again I have to address my on-again/off-again relationship with poppies. They’re SO pretty. Carefree and wispy with those bendy stems and tissue paper petals. But they have the worst vase life. 3 days, 5 if you’re really lucky. So I just don’t use them much. What should we do??? Please weigh in, we’d love your opinion on poppies!

26/12/2024

We spent Christmas Eve and Day with our closest family and friends, celebrated our Savior's birth and slept in the next day before a late waffle breakfast. We are so thankful for these many gifts, for a glorious Messiah, and for all of you! Merry Christmas (a day late)!

24/12/2024

We are still accepting wedding clients for 2025! For brides looking for home-grown beauty, artfully arranged especially for you, consider our flower farm for your wedding floral needs. A la carte and consulted wedding options are available; contact us today to discuss what will work best for you!

21/12/2024

Pastels or bright colors??

20/12/2024

I’d say this totally counts as a white Christmas.

20/12/2024

Reminiscing about some of my favorite arrangements last season. So often it’s the gathering of a little bit of everything that ends up as my favorite!

19/12/2024

Today is your last chance to order a Christmas centerpiece! The listings come down tomorrow.

Order on our website and schedule a pick up time at your convenience, available through Christmas Eve.

Evergreen holly, boxwood, and spruce arranged in a rustic wooden crate, topped with gold twists and a festive red bow.
🎁 Petite $28
🎁 Deluxe $48

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Winter dreams of the flower season…. I’ll be featuring a different flower each week and I’m starting with what just might be our very favorite: ranunculus. Perfect rounds of petals, gorgeous array of colors, long vase life. They’re a little high maintenance when it comes to planting but they’re So. Worth. It. We’ve got around 1,000 in the ground over the winter, just biding their time until spring. As are we. Can’t wait to bring them to you again this year!

Fall dahlia 101! And because I know you want to know: overalls from Duluth Trading Company

October 26, 2024. Savoring the last of the dahlias.

The 360* dahlia!

Friday flowers 🤗

The bells are outstanding this year! Tall beautiful and smell amazing. Look for them in bouquets this week.

The snapdragon patch has begun to bloom, and this sweet new color has me swooning. It’s a little more lavender-ish than it looks here.

Our Spring Compote Centerpiece workshop is next Saturday! Learn the mechanics and artistry involved in creating a spilling over garden style arrangement and go home with your own floral work of art in a beautiful gold compote vessel. Tickets at www.morwyndfarm.com/workshops

We got to do a wedding last weekend where the colors were: All of them! It was SO MUCH FUN! Julie Rosillo Photography @stonemillinn

A peek at what’s coming at ya tomorrow. So. Much. Beauty!

It’s Friiiiiiday!!

🐞Good Bugs vs. Bad Bugs 🐞

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