The first frost marks both an ending and a beginning. A time to reflect on season seven, honor the process, and give thanks to the land, the flowers, and the community that made it all bloom.

From seed to pigment: My indigo extraction experience

Announcing our Summer Market Calendar

How our short film led to a big conversation about supporting seasonal flowers and local agriculture

Floral Current Wholesale Flower Market

Cut Flower Garden & Plant Sale hosted by Floral Current

Snohomish County Wedding Alliance Styled Shoot Flourishes Together

Exciting news from the farm—our vibrant ranunculus are now part of a local city project! A while back, I came across an opportunity for...

This short film showcases how our farm flowers reach far beyond the Farmers Market and cultivate friendships deep into our community

The Growing Kindness Project is working to support thousands, who want to share kindness by growing and giving flowers

As we acclimate to shorter days here in the Pacific Northwest I want to pause with gratitude and honor our 6th season in flower farming. ...

Trademark official

There is something about dried flowers that captures my attention. Maybe it’s more about getting a second chance. Finding beauty in the...

Flower Farmer Collective

We would be honored to have your support at our summer markets! Grab a pen and mark your calendars. “Little Bloom” will be popping up...

Erin of Skagit Valley's Floret Flower along with Team Floret have been committed to this new breeding program for over 7 years. She has...

My posture in the new year is PRIORITIZE "They say that things just can't grow below the white snow or so I am told" I hear these words...

When I committed to Flower Farming I knew that I wanted to become a Beekeeper. Bees are fascinating creatures and I was eager to learn...

Flourish Organic Farms is a lean flower farm in Arlington Washington. By lean we mean, prioritizing regenerative agriculture, cultivating...

Our Flower Farm is nominated for Business of the Year! Pinch me! When I planted my first seed back in 2018 I thought to myself "Would...