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Why should you choose locally grown flowers?

As a small flower farm in Huntersville, my goal is to provide fresh seasonal flowers to people in my community.  Flowers grown on local farms not only last longer, but they smell lovely and are not awash in pesticides used on your typical grocery store blooms.

I strive to find the most unique and beautiful flowers available to make sure each bouquet has what it takes to be truly memorable:  a fragrance or flower from your childhood, a beautiful bloom, herb, or greenery you have never seen before, and a garden-picked whimsical feel that is truly one of a kind.

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Hi, I’m Kristy!

I have a small urban flower farm in Huntersville, NC.  I have always loved gardening and once we moved to a house with a big yard, I couldn’t wait to fill it with flowers.  Almost 10 years later, and the garden is full of beautiful blooms.  My passion is collecting unique flowers including long-forgotten heirloom varieties, fragrant garden roses, and blooms you don’t find in the grocery store or wholesale markets.   I love experimenting and am constantly trialing new seeds and bulbs. 

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Mother’s Day 2021

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Spring in the Garden 2019

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This weekend we will have lived at the farm for tw This weekend we will have lived at the farm for two months and had the property almost four months.  Thanks to all our friends and family for making this dream come true.  #ncflowerfarmer #ncflowerfarm #ncflorist #summerflowers #patrioticdecor
I will be making up holiday themed bouquets for pi I will be making up holiday themed bouquets for pickup Friday at the farm.  Let me know if you’d like a $25 bouquet or bucket of blooms for your holiday festivities.  There are so many gorgeous flowers blooming right now. 

#maidennc #maidenflowerfarm #flowerfarm #flowerfarmer #lakenormannc #huntersvilleflowers
Roseanne Brown lisianthus you have my ❤️. I’ Roseanne Brown lisianthus you have my ❤️. I’m loving all the different colors that are coming from this one flower. 

The first of the lisianthus is starting to bloom right now. Apricot and white, along with Roseanne.  Then I have a bunch of other colors that are a few weeks behind. 

Lisianthus is my favorite focal flower in mid summer. And the Japanese beetles ignore it. 

#ncfarm #ncflowerfarm #charlotteflowers #lakenormanliving #huntersvillenc #charlotteflowerfarm #charlotteflorist #charlottebride  #slowflowers
Gorgeous snaps are still coming out of the garden. Gorgeous snaps are still coming out of the garden.  This second flush is just as pretty though a bit shorter.  Perfect for tucking in centerpiece arrangements and bud vases. 

#ncfarm #ncflowerfarm #charlotteflowers #lakenormanliving #huntersvillenc #charlotteflowerfarm #charlotteflorist #charlottebride  #slowflowersociety #slowflowers #rsfloral
#inmygardennow #summerblooms
It’s the official start of zinnia season here on It’s the official start of zinnia season here on the farm.  These smaller zinnias are called Oklahoma zinnias.  The salmon is my favorite color. 

#zinnias #ncflowerfarm. #ncflowers #ncbride #charlotteflowers
The temps here in NC are soaring into the 90s this The temps here in NC are soaring into the 90s this week and it’s hard to keep the flowers happy and  watered. 

Sadly the Japanese beetles have also arrived and they are making a buffet of the flowers.  By july they will hopefully be gone.  They seem especially attracted to the white sunflowers. 

It’s time to flip out a few flower beds (stock) and add more heat lovers in.

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