Blended Blossoms Farm

10/18/2026

10/10/2026

Ok so the increased Gluten Free traffic has had me mulling over how I’m doing gluten free.

What I’d like to do is have a bake day for GF items. A couple breads/rolls, a couple sweet treats and a take home meal. These will be made in one day. Wednesdays, more than likely.

Is this something folks would prefer over the GF preorder? If I don’t get feedback, I’ll stick with the status quo for now! Please share to get the word out so folks have a chance to respond!

10/09/2026

The last bouquets of the growing season!

It’s hard to believe we’re already wrapping up another growing season here at Blended Blossoms Farm!

We’re bringing our LAST bouquets of the season to the Moosehead Family Village Market today from 3–6 PM!

Come see us, grab one last bunch of locally grown flowers, and help us send the season out in full bloom.

Whether you’ve been with us all season or have been meaning to stop by, today is your last chance to shop our fresh flowers at the market this year!

Moosehead Family Village Market
Today, 3–6 PM

We’d love to see you one last time before we tuck the flower farm in for the winter! 🌸

10/06/2026

🗓️ We welcome you in joining us for our FINAL Farmers’ Market of the 2026 season! It has been an extraordinary season with the addition of quite a few new, wonderful vendors, plus our OG partners! Without your support, we would not be here setting up our tents and displays each Friday, despite the occasional downpour or gust of wind!

🎃 Please join us from 3 to 6 PM this Friday at 215 Pritham Avenue in Greenville to stock up on your favorite goodies, do some holiday shopping for your loved ones, or to simply say hello and “until next time” to your favorite vendors.



10/05/2026

What a week!

Saturday, Andrew’s favorite teacher said her final goodbye to her mom who was also a dear friend of my mother-in-law. She was an educator, an artist, a quilter, and a gardener who knew more than a thing or two about flowers.

When she asked, “Mom hated funeral flowers, and she loved your work. Will you do the flowers for her celebration of life?” there wasn’t a chance I was going to say no.

It was an honor to create those five arrangements for her.

Then Sunday, our family gathered to celebrate our cousin’s wedding and what a wedding it was! Fifteen guest tables, an arbor, a double-sided fireplace, a welcome sign, a half dozen smaller arrangements, and, of course, the wedding party.

It was the biggest wedding I’ve designed to date. The bride simply said, “I want sunflowers, dahlias, bright and sunny. Do your thing.”

So I did. And I’m so incredibly happy with how everything came together.

Sadly, I was so busy that I took very few photos. But sometimes that’s the best kind of weekend the kind where you’re too busy being in the moment to document it.

And now, as I look back on this growing season, it feels especially meaningful. Friday will be our last farmers market of the season, and this was my final wedding of 2026.

People sometimes think of flowers as a luxury.

But are they?

Flowers are there when our hearts are breaking.
They’re there when we’re celebrating.
They mark new beginnings, milestones, anniversaries and goodbyes.
Sometimes they’re a congratulations. Sometimes they’re a thank you. And sometimes they’re simply because someone deserves a little beauty in their day.

Over this past growing season, I’ve been incredibly honored to play a small part in so many significant moments for so many of you.

Every bouquet, every wedding, every celebration, every sympathy arrangement, every bunch of flowers picked up at the market, thank you.

Thank you for choosing local flowers.
Thank you for choosing flowers grown right here in Maine.
And thank you for choosing Blended Blossoms Farm.

It means more than you probably realize.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to take the next 48 hours off, pretend it’s still the weekend, and recover from these last few days.

Then I’ll be back just in time for our LAST Moosehead Family Village Market of the season this Friday!

And one more thing…

I know you don’t want to hear this yet.
But in about two weeks, I’ll be announcing what I’ll be offering for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Apparently, flower farmers don’t really get an off-season

09/23/2026

The first official day of fall and Mother Nature has decided it’s time to remind us who’s really in charge.

Tonight there’s a frost warning, so the flower farm is officially in protect everything we can mode.

The zinnias, cosmos, marigolds and dahlias are tucked safely under cover. The majority of the oats have been harvested. And for the first time since May, the greenhouse door is shut.

And those heritage mums? They haven’t bloomed yet. Not even close! Their job now is to stay alive, keep growing, and make it to the end of October when most of them will finally begin to show off.

And I’m counting on them. Because these mums have a little something special coming up later this fall.

Think Thanksgiving. Think locally grown flowers. Think beautiful autumn arrangements for your Thanksgiving table. More on that later.

For tonight, we’re simply tucking everyone in, closing the greenhouse door, and hoping tomorrow morning brings us flowers instead of frost damage.

This is flower farming in Maine. 🌸

09/22/2026

When you realize Intrigue Teaches aka Sarah from Netflix’s The Big Flower Fight not only liked your floral arrangement on Instagram, but took the time to send you a message that says:

“This arrangement is definitely on point. LOVE.”

Ummmm… excuse me while I pick myself up off the floor.

As a small-town Maine flower farmer who is still learning, growing, experimenting, and figuring this whole floral design thing out, THIS feels pretty darn special.

To have someone whose work you admire and who has literally been on Netflix doing incredible things with flowers look at something I created and say “on point”…

Yep. I’m going to be riding that little high for a while.

Sometimes you just need someone in the industry to say, “Hey… you’re doing a good job.”

And this morning , I’m letting myself soak that one in!

Thank you, Sarah. It means more than you know. 🌸

09/19/2026

Sometimes flowers are given just because.

Because you’re thinking about someone.
Because you know someone is having a hard time.
Because you want them to know they’re loved, remembered, and not alone.

Baby showers, bridal showers, weddings, anniversaries… all of those special occasions bring me so much joy. But the “thinking of you” orders just hit differently.

There’s something incredibly meaningful about sending flowers when there’s no celebration attached, just a simple message that says “I’m thinking about you.”

This arrangement was one of those orders from this week. A little bit of sunshine, a little bit of beauty, and hopefully a reminder that someone cares.

That’s one of my favorite things about flowers. They can say what words sometimes can’t.

Locally grown. Meaningfully given.
Blended Blossoms Farm 🌸

09/17/2026

Fresh flowers + fresh-baked cookies!

Just dropped off some beautiful, fresh bouquets at The Way We Were in Levant! Stop in and grab a little sunshine for yourself.

P.S. She just pulled gluten-free chocolate chocolate chip cookies out of the oven, and they are SOOOO good!!! Even if you’re not GF you won’t want to miss those!

Support local, shop small, and treat yourself! 🌸