The Hilltop Farm

This is the same blue tipped wheat that is mostly green in its dried state. But this listing is for the longer stems that are not perfectly straight.

This is a bulk bucket of dried native grasses. Some of them are more airy and some are fluffy. They range in color from dark green to rust to almost purple/maroon. They are all on long strong stems.

These are large stems of white gomphrena, so dried, they’re a light tan. Stem lengths vary from about 10 inches to more like 16inches.

These are dried at an earlier stage, so they’ve retain their green color.

This wheat is mostly green in its dried state with a teal shade to the tips! This bunch is for the straight stemmed shorties!

These amaranth are dried versions of hot biscuits and coral, so they’ve dried into a light to darker tan.

These amaranth variety all dried to a wine color.

These Queen Anne’s Lace are older, so they’ve dried to a nice light tan.

Assorted colors, farmer’s choice!

These are a “giant” bloomed variety in a deep orange and a golden orange, not quite yellow mix.

These are the small fluffy blooms of the OK series in a variety of shades of pink.

These are a variety of cactus zinnias in sunset colors. A rich yellow to a salmon orange with pink undertones.