Dry Creek Flowers is a micro flower farm run by floral designer Audrey Schmidt on her family's vineyard and ranch in Dry Creek Valley just north of Healdsburg; she and her husband are the 6th continuous generation to farm that land. Annuals and perennials are grown in her quarter acre flower field as well as foraged stems and branches throughout the property from fruit and olive orchards, backyard gardens and wildcrafted. Audrey Schmidt specializes in wedding and event design and selects blooms to grow that are popular with brides each year as well as unique cultivars and colors she loves using and experimenting with herself. The flower field is no-till, and only organic fertilizers and pesticides are used to be as ecologically sustainable and pollinator friendly as possible.
A look at what we sell
UMBELLULARIA californica
Tall! California Bay Foliage
OLEA europaea
Long, full branches from mature olive trees. Average stem length ~40-48".
OLEA europaea
Shorter stems
VITIS vinifera
Grapevine foliage, no fruit.
FRAGARIA x ananassa
Strawberry foliage
TAGETES erecta Coco Yellow
Bright yellow. Huge heads. Thick stems!
PELARGONIUM tomentosum
'Chocolate Peppermint' geranium. Limey green leaves with brown/mauve centers.
FRAGARIA x ananassa
Unripe strawberries. Each stem is about 6" and has 3-6 unripe berries. Ranges from green to cream to light pink. No foliage.
ORNAMENTAL GRASS
Grower's bunch. Tall stems with large brown seed heads. Common name: Barnyard Grass -Echinochloa crus-galli
EUCALYPTUS polyanthemos
Round leaves on reddish-green stems - commonly called "Silver Dollar".
PRUNUS virginiana
Short stems - average stem length of 18-20"
EUCALYPTUS gunnii
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