People are very often amazed at the variety and beauty of flowers that can be grown naturally here in Western North Carolina. Below is a list of blooms we hope to harvest each season. (Please note that not all of the flowers listed are available all season long.)
ageratum, anemone, anise hyssop, amaranth, astilbe, baby's breath, bachelors button, balloon flower, bee balm, bellflower, bells of ireland, black eyed susan, baptisia, blanket flower, blue thimble flower, broom corn, bupleurum, butterfly bush, butterfly weed, calla lilly, calendula, calochortus, canterbury bells, cardinal flower, cardoon, caryopteris, china aster, chinese lantern, chrysanthemum, clarkia, cockscomb, coneflower, coreopsis, corn cockle, cosmo, craspedia, crocosmia, crocus, dahlia, delphinium, dill, eucalyptus, feverfew, freesia, flax, forget-me-not, gayfeather, gerber daisy, geum, gladiolus, globe amaranth, globe thistle, gooseneck loosestrife, hardy marguerite, heliotrope, hydrangea, iceland poppy, ixia, lady's mantle, larkspur, lavender, lilly of the valley, lions tail, lisianthus, love in a mist, lupine, marigold, mexican sunflower, mexcian tree 
poppy, millet, nasturtium, new england aster, lillies, painted tongue, ornamental pepper, phlox, pincushion flower, prince's feather, ranunculus, roses, safflower, salvia, sea holly, sea thrift, shasta daisy, snapdragon, sneezeweed, spider flower, statice, strawflower, sunflower, sweet pea, tuberose, tulip, verbena, viola, yarrow, zinnia
And we are always adding more!
Where can you buy these flowers?