Jenn and Bryan McAtee started Minsi Mountain Flower Farm in 2016, and now manage the operation along with their baby boy and two farm pups. Located on 45 beautiful acres at the base of Blue Mountain (and specifically Mount Minsi) in eastern Pennsylvania, they grow a variety of specialty cut flowers consisting of a mix of field grown annuals, perennials, and foliage, as well as high tunnel and greenhouse blooms. Their flowers change with the seasons, with everything from lilies, foxglove, and feverfew in the spring to dahlias, hydrangeas, and marigolds in the fall. Minsi Mountain Flower Farm is committed to sustainable, chemical-free growing practices from seed to bloom, so that their customers receive only the highest quality flowers. They are known for their long-lasting and vibrant blooms. Florists and designers in the Lehigh Valley can shop their products on Rooted for delivery on Wednesday afternoons, and retail customers can find them at the Easton Farmers Market every Saturday morning in Easton, PA.
A look at what we sell
DAHLIA Cornel Bronze
Copper orange/ rust color
CELOSIA argentea var. plumosa Sylphid
Lemon-lime colored plumes that complement any color combination. Feathery plumes sit on tall, straight stems. (Description from Johnny's seeds)
HYDRANGEA paniculata Limelight
Large fluffy flower heads. Petals are currently transitioning from green to pink. Product photo shows accurate color.
TAGETES erecta Chedi Orange
Huge blooms the size of my palm with additional branching blooms.
DAHLIA Ivanetti
DAHLIA Diva
Deep purple/ wine colored dahlia
DAHLIA Ball
Variety is black Satin
DAHLIA Cornel
5 stems
DAHLIA Cafe Au Lait
DAHLIA Karma Prospero
SORGHUM x drummondii
Tall straight sturdy stems topped with seed pods
HIBISCUS acetosella
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