Blooms at Springfield

03/02/2025

No post could never capture the relationship I shared with Juno. I have thousands of pictures that I’m so thankful I can look at. Juno was apart of my time out in the fields and arranging flowers. If any of you know me, you know about Juno. Juno was with me since I was 17, during his time he taught me many things. Some of my most memorable lessons from him were how to love, how to heal, how to be present, to make the most of everyday and his final lesson—death from our physical bodies is beautiful. I had been terrified of his death for years. Juno lived with kidney issues for over 7 years, which ultimately lead to his passing. He had two cruciate surgeries and had liver issues. He is the definition of strong. The regular vets failed him and we learned natural/integrative medicine together. I saw how he became alive again through acupuncture, chiropractic and herbs and it has forever changed my life. Even into his last weeks he was still doing over 2 miles a day at his age. He loved hunting mice and voles, he was always very vocal about everything he wanted or needed from me. He was the most unique and perfect soul. I am beyond thankful for the relationship we have and the impact that Juno made on my life and Zacks will absolutely never be forgotten. Rainbow bridge is not real to me, their souls are meant to find us again see you soon my be**er boy🩵

15/12/2024

There isn’t too much going on around here! The break has been much needed. Soon seed starting will begin and prepping the fields! These sunflowers were my favorite type I’ve grown so far 🌻 💛

15/09/2024

Harvesting the eucalyptus was bitter sweet! We are coming toward the end of our season. If you’ve supported us it means more than you know, thank you🧡

03/09/2024

17/08/2024

These little zinnias are some of my favorites this year! 🩷

04/08/2024

This picture was too beautiful to not share with you all! None of our photos are edited. How wonderful is this sky with the cosmos 😍😍😍

03/08/2024

Sunrises in the field will never get old ☀️

23/06/2024

The flowers here all get watered from our pond. Our irrigation specialist has been diligently working to clear out the pond for his pump system to work so the flowers can get watered! The summer annuals are slowly beginning to bloom, very excited for all the beauty this season brings. 💦 🌸

23/06/2024

Very, very soon mornings will look like this again! 🌼

23/06/2024

I love traditional whites and greens for weddings, but I see why a lot of brides are hopping on the color bandwagon! 🌺🌸🌼

23/06/2024

Something to brighten the day! 🌸

23/06/2024

Despite the deer mowing down my tulips twice, the tulips turned out pretty gorgeous this year 🌷 💐

23/06/2024

This past weekend we tried out a bouquet birthday party! Hoping to do more parties like these in the future! The bouquets were made up of flowers from our farm, some lovely florals from and store bought flowers. 💐

23/06/2024

Looking forward to mornings like this soon 😍

23/06/2024

This is one of my helpers or distractions, Blaze. Every time I see this first picture it reminds me of elementary school when kids would walk up to each other with buttercups, put it under your chin to ask you “do you like butter?” Blaze likes butter! These teddy bear sunflowers had such a cool texture and I hope to grow them again this year!

23/06/2024

Last year I spent some time learning about tulips, so that hopefully I’d get to share some this year! The double tulips are an absolute favorite of mine. Blooms will be here before we know it if the deer will stop eating mine!💗 🌷

23/06/2024

Bulb planting photos from the fall! We are starting to see the tulips and daffodils come up now from the fall planting. I can’t wait to see all the pretty blooms🌷

23/06/2024

Last year we planted some branching sunflowers and kept them growing for the hummingbirds and bees. Getting to watch the hummingbirds in the garden was so enjoyable. Looking forward to views like this in the morning 🌻