Specialty cut flowers, sustainably grown, in northeast Clovis with that fresh-from-the-garden look for your home or events.

The flowers are done and the pods have dried on the stem.  
These flowers on our farm are descendents from seeds we purchased 25 years ago when visiting Mt. Vernon and grown from nigella at George Washington's cottage garden.  The Mount Vernon Ladies Association has been maintaining this garden continuously since 1853.  Flowers can be very historical.   Reseeding is one of Nigella's specialties!  You can grow them also from seeds produced in the pod that forms after the flower has senesced.

NIGELLA

Nice straight, sturdy stems.  This variety is called, "Tuscan Blue."  The photo shows 5 stems.

ROSMARINUS officinalis

Clean, pale gray/green color with branching for filling out arrangements and bouquets.  This photo shows 5 stems.

EUCALYPTUS

This is pollinator, friendly, sunflower, "Autumn Beauty." It blooms in multiple colors: yellow, orange, gold, and rust. Some stems will have more than one blossom. Please note: pollinator-friendly sunflowers produce pollen to feed pollinators, and inside they will drop some of their  pollen. It's how nature works;)

HELIANTHUS annuus

A lovely magenta pink.   The photo shows 5 stems.  Stems are plumes right now.

CELOSIA

Beautiful, large heads with colors from white to cream to pink to maroon/burgundy shades.  The heads are running smaller in diameter than in the springtime, due to the heat, but still beautiful.

DAUCUS carota Dara

Actually a pale yellow but the closest to white yet available. Beautiful!  Pollenless.

HELIANTHUS annuus ProCut White Nite

"Silver Lace", a more airy variety of Dusty Miller.  Long vase life.