Rancunulus and anemones are some of my favorite flowers, and when you grow them it’s easy to see why: on top of being stunning, complex and delicate flowers, the plants themselves are super productive, resilient and super low-maintenance for the first few months of their lives. I was super excited to be able to sell some unique ranunculus and anemone corms this year — here’s how to grow them in the Sacramento area.

We don’t do too many big events, but the Farm to Fork street festival in Sacramento is just too good to pass up! I started this business to spread the…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBQewlZdTwI I was excited to welcome local vloggers and fellow growers Our Liberty House to one of our farm spaces this July. I showed Lucas and Beth around my dad’s…

Sometimes, making flowers is a little like making dinner: local ingredients are best, the presentation is really important, and whatever you do, do not leave it in a hot car…

If I wanted to list all the things brides need to think about on their wedding day, we would be here for ... a while. I really hope you don’t…

Phew, is it hot outside or what? I’ve lived in Sacramento my entire life and somehow the summer heat still manages to surprise me. There’s just something about that wall…