FlowersSpeak Farm

03/29/2021

Maybe not an exciting picture for you but, these were planted in November 2018 and I had some beautiful tulips in 2019. 2020 nothing, absolutely nothing came up. (Seems fitting) I figured over 1000 bulbs were done. Walking around the garden this weekend, making plans, to do lists and dreaming, I found these. It was an encouragement to me from the Lord to keep going, keep dreaming, keep planning. I am anticipating beautiful tulips to pair up with apple blossoms for a May day or Mother's Day bouquet. Maybe you would like one too!

09/02/2020

Amaranth for the win! I will be delivering a bouquet with a touch of Amaranth as filler to Ramona. Thanks for guessing everyone! Come over and your own bouquet soon! $10/bucket

09/01/2020

What is this? It makes a great filler for your bouquet. Free bouquet of , with a touch of this filler to the first person who knows what it is!
A friend told me I should have posted times to pick flowers so... Friday and Saturday September 4 and 5th 8 a.m.to noon, Monday September 7, 8 a.m to noon. Call, text, PM or email me for an appointment if these times don't work for you. 509 710 3135, www.flowersSpeakfarm.com
$10/upick bucket

08/28/2020

It's been a long slow season, flowers are finally blooming! Heard there might be a frost soon. Come get a bouquet before that happens.

08/01/2020

First getting ready for

02/28/2020

At the Washington State Convention Center getting ideas and learning so much. These dresses are all made of flowers!
Getting ideas for you!

02/10/2020

Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower.” – John Harrigan

It is awe-struck amazing to me how those tiny little seeds can produce such beauty that brings great happiness! Seed planting!

02/01/2020

https://www.facebook.com/100435853417947/posts/2536500799811428/?substory_index=0

For North American flower lovers and growers, Valentine’s Day comes at the worst possible time of year. On this flower-focused holiday, the U.S. is at its coldest, and much of the country is still under a blanket of snow. Apart from greenhouse-grown tulips and p***y willows, there are limited options for fresh, local flowers. As a result, many gift givers turn to long-stemmed South American roses which come with a huge environmental cost. To inspire your Valentine's Day gift giving this year we’ve put together a wonderful gift guide (https://www.floretflowers.com/beyond-red-roses-valentines-day/) that supports the shift to local blooms. With a little creativity and flexibility, it is possible to give local, seasonal blooms—even in February. I hope you enjoy it!