Green Linnet

Green Linnet Green Linnet's is a cut flower, urban, micro-farm. Seasonal cut bouquets, custom arrangements, and event floral available.

Linnet Overton, lead farmer and designer, grows speciality cut flowers using organic methods across four East Nashville properties.

Haven’t grown more than a tomato plant in 4 years. I have big plans for my new garden though. Veggies, here I come! Read...
01/12/2024

Haven’t grown more than a tomato plant in 4 years. I have big plans for my new garden though. Veggies, here I come! Ready to relearn some growing practices!

Renovation moments. Puppy won’t walk down the temporary stairs. Drywall going in. Roses through basement windows.
28/11/2024

Renovation moments. Puppy won’t walk down the temporary stairs. Drywall going in. Roses through basement windows.

Dried flowers and seed pods in a wreath are my favorite. They last incredibly long and are an eat way to bring color to ...
26/11/2024

Dried flowers and seed pods in a wreath are my favorite. They last incredibly long and are an eat way to bring color to the greenery.

It’s the little things.
15/11/2024

It’s the little things.

Time in nature is so healing. Dug my feet in the sand. Now I’m planning how to dig my hand into the dirt. Lets get we gr...
12/11/2024

Time in nature is so healing. Dug my feet in the sand. Now I’m planning how to dig my hand into the dirt. Lets get we growing.

Witchy weather and fall favorite blooms. 💚🎃🦇
31/10/2024

Witchy weather and fall favorite blooms. 💚🎃🦇

2023 dahlia reminiscing. We are about 4 months away from finishing the house repairs and starting on the garden. To say ...
26/10/2024

2023 dahlia reminiscing. We are about 4 months away from finishing the house repairs and starting on the garden. To say I’m excited to gather dahlias in the ground next year is an understatement.

Construction site flowers are some of my favorites. Resilient and hardy in the face of bad conditions and neglect. They ...
21/10/2024

Construction site flowers are some of my favorites. Resilient and hardy in the face of bad conditions and neglect. They make the unsettling process of big changes at our house feel a bit more familiar. Grateful.

Dahlias of yore…looking forward to planting a garden again. Hoping for spring 🤞
27/09/2024

Dahlias of yore…looking forward to planting a garden again. Hoping for spring 🤞

Moments from my construction site garden this summer.
22/09/2024

Moments from my construction site garden this summer.

While my back garden is mud I’m dreaming of what’s to come. Share some of your favorite flowering perennials in my stori...
05/08/2024

While my back garden is mud I’m dreaming of what’s to come.

Share some of your favorite flowering perennials in my stories!

Hydrangea season approaches. I love my endless summer hydrangea for their many shades of blues and persistence through t...
10/05/2024

Hydrangea season approaches. I love my endless summer hydrangea for their many shades of blues and persistence through the summer heat. Can’t wait to see them in full bloom!

Peony appreciation post. Most of my peonies were transplanted this year, so I’m not cutting much and allowing them to pu...
30/04/2024

Peony appreciation post. Most of my peonies were transplanted this year, so I’m not cutting much and allowing them to put down roots. It is so fun to have them in the landscape this year.

She was worth the wait. Coffee Trader for life’
25/04/2024

She was worth the wait. Coffee Trader for life’

All winter many of my Bearded Iris lived in pots to make space in the backyard for construction prep. My Honeycomb hadn’...
17/04/2024

All winter many of my Bearded Iris lived in pots to make space in the backyard for construction prep. My Honeycomb hadn’t bloomed yet and I was getting worried! But here she is this morning. A beacon of hope. In all her golden glory.

The bearded Iris are bringing beauty to the front garden today. Loving the moody mauve and the creamy tones. Behind them...
09/04/2024

The bearded Iris are bringing beauty to the front garden today. Loving the moody mauve and the creamy tones. Behind them you can see lavender and daffodils continuing to bloom. Hoping our warm rain brings another round of blooms this week!

I *think* this Bearded Iris is Innocent Star. She is very striking with the bold color contrast and plays well with crea...
03/04/2024

I *think* this Bearded Iris is Innocent Star. She is very striking with the bold color contrast and plays well with cream, peach, purple, yellow , AND white Iris. What’s not to love?! She also spread very quickly, so I’ve got a lot of this beauty coming!

Poppies, butterfly Ranunculus, hellebore and daffodil gathering this morning. Grateful for this garden every day.       ...
31/03/2024

Poppies, butterfly Ranunculus, hellebore and daffodil gathering this morning. Grateful for this garden every day.

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Green Linnet

Linnet Overton is an urban farmer, florist, and designer running Green Linnet’s: Floral, Design & Gardens from her home in East Nashville. She creates cut floral designs, including wearable florals, and home decor items, such as ceramic vases and pajaki.

She's a Licensed Master Social Worker by training and worked in systemic advocacy and nonprofit management for more than a decade. Her passion lays in creating a beautiful, sustainable Nashville through community work and gardening at the intersection of social justice and environmentalism.

Green Linnet’s is the the union of a family legacy of floral design and a modern passion for art, handicraft, and sustainability. Her maternal grandparents owned a small farm and Michael’s Floral Shop in Ohio in the 1950’s. And her favorite childhood memories are playing in the woods and creeks of North Carolina, taking visual art and dance classes, and digging in her grandmother’s garden. Her grandmother, now a spritely 90, has the greenest thumb she knows and a strength that never ceases to amaze.

As soon as Linnet moved to Nashville in 2004, she began dreaming of a home and, more importantly, a garden of her own where she could put down roots. The dream came true in 2009, when she planted her first cut flower garden, just an 8 X 8 raised bed full of zinnias, at her family’s new home. She’s grown cut flowers ever since - sharing blooms every year with neighbors, and volunteering her floral design services for nonprofit events and friends’ weddings.