Now Blooming: A Garden Mix of Tulips and Fresh Daffodils
Our spring fields are open. A garden mix of dozens of tulip varieties — singles, doubles, parrots, fringed, lily-flowering — plus fresh daffodils.
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Tips, guides, and stories from our flower farm to your home.
Tulip & Daffodil Mixed Arrangements: A Practical Guide
The classic spring pairing — with one critical trick. Daffodil sap will wreck your tulips unless you do this one thing first.
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Double Tulips: The Peony Impostors
Lush, layered, easily mistaken for peonies. A guide to the tulip variety that brings peony season early.
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Parrot Tulips: The Wild Ones of the Field
Ruffled, feathered, streaked with color. A field guide to the most theatrical tulip variety in the catalog.
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The Best Flowers for Corporate Events and Office Spaces
Why tulips are the perfect corporate flower. Tips for conferences, client dinners, office lobbies, and recurring subscriptions.
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What Regenerative Farming Means for Your Flowers
No synthetic chemicals, cover cropping, composting — what regenerative farming actually looks like on our Minnesota flower farm.
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How to Choose Flowers for Your Wedding
From seasonal planning to color palettes and stem counts. Everything you need to know about choosing tulips and peonies for your wedding.
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Easter Tulips: Why They’re the Quintessential Spring Flower
Tulips and Easter are a perfect match. Discover why tulips have been the quintessential Easter flower for centuries, plus arrangement and gifting ideas.
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Why Farm-Fresh Flowers Last Longer Than Grocery Store Flowers
Grocery store flowers are flown in from overseas and warehoused for days. Learn why farm-fresh tulips last nearly twice as long.
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Tulip Color Guide: Choosing the Perfect Palette
What each tulip color means, which colors pair best together, and how to choose the right palette for any occasion.
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Are Flower Subscriptions Worth It? Here’s What We Think
Flower subscriptions promise fresh blooms on autopilot. An honest breakdown from a flower farm that sells them.
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How to Arrange Tulips Like a Pro
Professional arranging techniques — vase selection, the spiral method, color pairings, and styling tips to make your tulip bunches shine.
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How to Keep Cut Peonies Fresh and Beautiful
Expert tips for maximizing your peony vase life — from the marshmallow test to the overnight fridge trick.
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A Thoughtful Guide to Sympathy Flowers
Choosing sympathy flowers can feel overwhelming. A gentle, practical guide to selecting flowers that honor, comfort, and show you care.
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Spring Arrangement Ideas for Your Home
As the snow melts and the days grow longer, bring the feeling of spring indoors with these simple, stunning arrangement ideas using seasonal tulips.
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The Story of Tulips: From the Ottoman Empire to Your Kitchen Table
From Ottoman palaces to Dutch mania to your Minnesota kitchen table — the surprising 500-year journey of the world's most beloved spring flower.
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How to Style a Spring Tablescape with Fresh Tulips
Transform your dinner table into a spring celebration. Simple, elegant tablescape ideas using fresh tulips for any occasion.
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How to Grow Peonies in Your Garden
From planting to propagation — learn how to grow beautiful peonies that bloom for decades. Featuring the three heirloom varieties we grow in Minnesota.
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Why We Farm in Minnesota: The Secret Is in the Soil
Minnesota’s cold winters, rich glacial soil, and dramatic spring make it one of the best places in America to grow tulips and peonies.
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How to Grow Tulips at Home
Everything you need to know about planting tulip bulbs — when to plant, how deep, soil prep, and propagation tips from Minnesota flower growers.
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5 Common Cut Flower Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)
Wilting flowers after just a few days? You’re probably making one of these five common mistakes. Simple fixes that can double your bouquet’s vase life.
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