High Desert Flower Co. (2024)

16/11/2023

Grocery stores have ruined the special thing that is ✨seasonality✨

First frosts have come and gone, but that doesn’t mean the local floral beauty is over until spring. Our everlasting collections of ornaments, library card bookmarks, and wreaths are just the beginning to the everlasting season, and promise to bring so much joy, even in the dead of winter ❄️

Let’s celebrate the here and now, and lean into the beautiful seasonality that is local, everlasting flowers. We promise you won’t be disapppinted ✨

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14/07/2023

Fresh. Cut. Lavender. 💜 these ladies are in full bloom right now.

We are drying as much as we can and will have fresh bundles at this weeks Farmers Market for you to sniff and take home dry yourself. Cheers to it being *almost* the weekend 👏

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30/06/2023

Buckets for a special event headed out this week for a Celebration of Life this weekend 🤍 The sunnies are popping, roses are finishing up their first flush, and we’re headed to the river.

Happy weekend folks ✌🏻

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29/06/2023

First Night Market was a great success! We debuted our hand-thrown ceramic vases, fresh-cut lavender and our signature mixed market bouquets 🌸

The food and drinks were flowing, and we couldn’t have done it without our amazing team from , awesome vendors, and the community. Thanks to you for showing up and supporting local 👏

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19/06/2023

What a labor of love and honor is it to take care of the earth beneath our feet 🤍

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19/06/2023

TBR - To be remembered ✨ and updated once home 🤣

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18/06/2023

By the time we get home, the last 2 allium varieties should be blooming in abundance ✨ pollinators of all kinds flock to these when they open, and we can’t help but to leave many of them in the landscape for them all 🔮

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15/06/2023

The Queen Bees of summer are taking off, have been pinched, and will climbing through our netting before we know it. We’ve lowered and expanded our variety collection all at the same time this year, if that makes any sense. Selling off varieties we love is always hard, but finding the best varieties for our climate, market bouquets, and color blending is one of our ultimate goals.

How many new varieties did you add this year?! 🌸

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14/06/2023

Earth Angel Parfuma ✨

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14/06/2023

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13/06/2023

Honey bees, nepeta, and roses - what else could we need leading up to the summer solstice 🤍

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13/06/2023

Sometimes you just run out of hands and need to use your extra pockets ✨ our delphinium are blooming like crazy right now and we’re taking the shorty stems to the plant press.

Also, if you’re a person that appreciates usable pockets that aren’t 1.5” deep and clothes that are actually designed for women’s body types ➡️ is where it’s at for women’s work clothes. I promise you will NOT be disappointed 👏
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09/06/2023

After the ranunculus and peonies have faded, it seems fitting to now be swimming in roses 🤍

Seasonal flowers are such a treat, environmentally friendly, and keep us in touch with ‘the now’ even as we’re furiously planning and plotting for the rest of year.

Let the roses be a pause for you, as they’ll be gone before we now it and we will be onto the next blooms of the season 🌸

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08/06/2023

Spring flowers are floating away with roses and perennials filling in the gaps beautifully ✨

Summer flowers are in and will be filling our lives with all of the color we’ve been craving.
Summer bouquet subscriptions are live tomorrow morning at 8am if you need flowers on your table this summer (tbh who doesn’t?!)

Cheers to it almost being the weekend!

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07/06/2023

When will instagram let us post full sized vertical photos?!

Anyways, please enjoy the most precious blooms we picked this week, kicking off our garden rose season.

These pastel peaches and pinks are just ✨ farmers kiss 👌

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27/05/2023

Puffs and poofs for days around here ✨

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18/05/2023

We’re jumping straight into dahlia planting this week, with ranunculus and anemones starting to pump out stems, and the last of the heirloom narcissus and tulips heading out of the cooler. Soon enough, the warm season annuals will be planted out, perennials and biennials will be blooming, and summer heat will be making us dip our toes in the river daily.

Thank you for all of the local flower love over Mother’s Day weekend 🤍 We do what we do so you and your loved ones can enjoy blooms grown with care, without harmful pesticides, that you can feel good about having on your table 🌷

It’s almost the weekend, and were saying cheers to that!

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16/05/2023

A quick break from the tulip marathon to show you some cut af pansy/viola butts 🍑

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13/05/2023

We’re dead over here looking at this beauty ☠️☠️☠️ the longer we leave her in the vase, the more drama, the more flair, and the more her colors just glow!

If you’re lucky enough to snag some of our blooms this weekend, she will be tucked into mason jar arrangement and wrapped bouquets. Flowers can be found at Life in the Ville in Susanville, CA on Saturday and in Reno, NV this Sunday. Cheers to the weekend and celebrating with loved ones 🌷

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09/05/2023

The springtime whirlwind is ✨almost✨ at a pause. Tulips are 95% pulled and stored, with the compost from the tulip bed moving to our veggie and flower production rows.

Dahlias are going to be planted this weekend 🌸 just as the ranunculus and anemones start to bloom.

So much beauty, packed into such a little space, and we can’t wait to keep sharing it all with you 🤍

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08/05/2023

It might be spring time, but we’re crushing on the moody hues mixed with our bright Queensday tulips. This gal is on the keep list for sure ✨

Find these beauties and more next weekend at Life in the Ville in Susanville, CA, and in Reno, NV next Sunday with our flower partner and all her garden goodies 🌷

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08/05/2023

Let’s be honest and give some much needed recognition to the real MVP of the 2023 tulip harvest 👏

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07/05/2023

We will be slinging blooms down in Reno next weekend, May 14th, with and to bring you all of the local flowers to celebrate the mama or mama figure in your life. We can’t wait to see you there, especially since the weather is looking 👌

Our lovely and local Susanville community, your favorite flowers will be stocked again at Life in the Ville, ready for you on Friday & Saturday, May 13th + 14th 🌷

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07/05/2023

Flowers flowers everywhere, there’s no other way to have it 🤍

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05/05/2023

Our locally grown flowers are FINALLY available for local pick up, just in time for the weekend pick-me-up that we all deserve!

Find these beauties in the floral fridge at Life in the Ville, this weekend and next, open Friday 3-7pm and Saturday 10am-7pm 🌷

These aren’t your standard grocery store flowers y’all, and are safe for your home, grown without chemicals, making us, and the world happier 🌎. Limited quantities of these beauties are stocked and available on a first come first serve basis, so you best skedaddle on over there!

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04/05/2023

How the tulips look like little mini peonies 🤍🤍🤍

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03/05/2023

Those ruffles tho ..

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03/05/2023

While the weather has taken a turn from spring to summer and now back to spring/late winter, we’re still harvesting away! Picking heirloom narcissus, fancy tulips, and all the pansies that we can.

Spring subscriptions start tomorrow and we can’t wait to show you what we create for our first week!

As says, Happy Peak of the Week!

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02/05/2023

Pink cameo just showing off her colors today ✨

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02/05/2023

We haven’t looked outside yet, but know that the jaw dropping sunset last night meant one thing.. weather! While farmers can plan and monitor the weather with decent accuracy thanks to modern day technology, farming is still an unpredictable thing ❄️ Wind, hail, extreme heat, drought, freezes, floods, you name it, and depending on your growing area, you might even see all of those, looking at you high desert☀️❄️💨🔥

Farmers, gardeners, and growers of all kinds try to mitigate weather hazards, but you can’t always win against Mother Nature. And with that, we’re off to check the rest of the tulip crop and be thankful for the precipitation, happy Tuesday!

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02/05/2023

We’re still harvesting our over here and are thankful for the cooler weather moving in this week with hopefully some precip! With only a handful of varieties left, we’ve harvested 4000+ tulips already and have a few thousand left to pull by hand🌷

And.. Go!

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01/05/2023

Apricot whirl ✨First if the heirloom apricot and pink narcissus to bloom a few weeks ago. We think she’s a keeper, how about you?

Cheers to a new week 🌷
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30/04/2023

🌷🌷🌷

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29/04/2023

You better believe I put on my tulip socks for the first tulip harvest of the season 🌷🌷🌷

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27/04/2023

Our new favorite narcissus over here 🤍

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26/04/2023

New heirloom narcissus varieties are blooming each and every day, and they just keep on getting better ✨

Cheers to the peak of the week!

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25/04/2023

Come June we will be swimming in peas, sugar snaps & snow peas - green and purple, not only at home, but at the farm too. Growing food for ourselves is one of the greatest acts of self sufficiency, experimentation (with lots of trial and error), and love. Growing food for our family is one thing, but growing food on a larger market garden scale is an entirely different beast. Did we time things perfectly for our harvest? Did we plant enough successions to have crops for each market? Do we have enough water?! What about the weather and smoke?! Soil health, weeds, and the list goes on and on.

To quote Wendell Berry - “Eating is an agricultural act.” Deciding what you eat and where you are spending your food dollars has real political power and influence in your community. This summer, head to your farmers market, buy a local CSA share, show up for your farmers and ranchers because, they are thinking about how to feed you 24/7 🥕🧄 🥩 👩🏼‍🌾

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24/04/2023

When winter hit the Great Basin earlier than expected last year, we scurried to get hundreds and hundreds of new narcissus in the ground. Though the soil was half frozen in spots, we managed to squeeze them all in before the major snow storms, and have been patiently awaiting their arrival. They’re finally here, and let me just say that this spring is the most exciting yet.

If you were lucky enough to snag our spring bouquet subscription, we’ve been saving these beauties for your subscription launch next week, and can’t wait for you to experience them. Local flowers are finally here! ☀️

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24/04/2023

Cheers to a new week ☀️ The sun is shining and flowers are *finally* blooming after what feels like an everlasting winter. Tulips will be here before we know it and we will be swimming in flowers. Susanville peeps, you’re in for a treat ✨

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22/04/2023

Happy Earth Day 🌎🌏🌍 and Cheers to Spring finally arriving! We’re headed to clean up the river with our community and out to the big farm today. With all day tomorrow to spend with flowers 🌷

Happy weekend friends!

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