beautiful - Local - certified organic - flowers!

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When you purchase loose flowers, a designed arrangement or become a  subscriber, you support local flower farming!  You reduce the negative environmental impact of fossil fuels and chemicals used to preserve the flowers from South America, California, Canada and other foreign countries. 

Unless requested otherwise, all flowers are grown in Fort Washington, PA on a small suburban farm of 1.75 acres.

Certification Obtained June 2021!

Organically grown flowers and foliages preserves soil health and keeps harmful substances away from the environment. Using beneficial insects and organic fertilizers improves the soil, strengthens the plants and improves the environment. Our flowers are free of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, preservatives and fungicides.  

Merritt Meadows also uses no-till and regenerative farming practices. 

*The only flower not grown organically is lisianthus. 

4-Bouquet Subscriptions Available for SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL 

Bouquets of organically grown freshly cut flowers delivered every 2 weeks. 

2022 Season Subscription Options*:  

3 Season Subscription: $360

$30 each for 12 Designed Bouquets

2 Season Subscription: $280

$35 each for  8 Designed Bouquets

1 Season Subscription: $100 

$35 each for  4 Designed Bouquets

Loose Flower Subscription: $80 

$20  each for 4 Loose Cut Flower bunches

*Taxes not included

New Additions for 2022!  

· Organic eggs for sale in quantities 

of 4, 6, or 12, delivered with flowers.

 · On farm organic honey for sale 

depending on harvest. 

· Reserve eggs and/or honey 

when signing up for flower subscriptions– 

availability and quantity based on harvest.

Flower Subscriptions make great gifts for the holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, and "just because!"

Inquire about occasion arrangements, 

small event work, and weekly business or restaurant contracts. 

Throughout my life, farming held my interest. I loved gardening and the idea of having chickens and goats!   In 2014, we added chickens to our suburban backyard! Eating fresh eggs is amazing but trying to keep the chickens from getting eaten by local wildlife is a challenge!  

I thought maybe someday I could be a small scale farmer; the possibility of selling something I grew was exciting!   

After listening to a podcast about growing cut flowers and then reading the author’s book, it sparked an interest to expand my vegetable garden to include cut flowers.  When I had more time and a few extra dollars in my pocket, I took the Floret online flower farming classes and planted hundreds of tulips, anemones, and ranunculus!  

In November 2018, I officially began the business by naming it after my deceased parents and gathering subscribers!