Season Sum-up for 2024-2025
2024/2025 has been a wonderful season for us. We filled the flower plot to the brim with lovely flowers and shrubs and are looking forward to a new season full of locally grown goodness.
Season Sum Up for 2023-2024
Thanks to all the local regular buyers from our small roadside stall, DIY brides and of course our lovely florists! We had an absolute blast growing this season
It’s a wild ride!
After a crazy busy summer we finally got a minute to breath out and think about what happened as well as plan for next spring. In this update we will chat about our summer season as well as tell you a few new things at the plot. Buckle up: it has been a wild ride! 2021/2022 season! Started steady with loads
Spring has arrived!
Hi Flower lovers! We are so excited to see blooms opening and sun warming things up. Spring has definitely come to our part of the country and we can’t be happier. We had amazing support from our local community as soon as we opened up our little stall (when COVID Level 3 allowed) with flowers selling out within 24h of being
A Small Breather
Hello lovely people who read our newsletters! Sorry it has been so long between our news! The spring has hit us hard this year and we only just had a small breather to sit down and write something for you to enjoy. This year we had a booster crop of Tulips going out to all the florists, public and new floral
Spring is here!
Spring is here! Firstly I would like to apologise that I missed last month’s article. For everyone who are reading these, you are much appreciated and your feedback is listened. I am sorry I missed August but it seems to be the month of random events for me. One thing that happened and we are still recovering from it is a huge
What we grow in Wanaka
Sometimes I forget how very different New Zealand is. There are so many different places to visit and so many different climates to work with. In June we went to Catlins for a short break and it was amazing to see all the native palms and it felt almost like rain forest on the coast. All that is 3h drive
Winter wonderland or what do we do all day
With frosts and rain and snow here, people often assume that this is our quiet time and we as seasonal flower farmers don’t have to do much during the 3 months of winter. Well you are almost correct. Yes we quite often do not have flowers to cut and sell, however there is still plenty to do in winter. I find
The Wedding Season
As we have all been told to stay at home, I will be using this time to try and sort out my farm planning for next year. Buying seeds, time planning and ordering perennials and shrubs that should hopefully arrive after the lock down and give me more work for winter months to come. However I would like to dedicate
Summer Goodies
Summer is here and we have lots of different flowers available like Cosmos, Zinnias, Dahlias, Foxgloves, Snapdragons and more!