As a lifelong resident of Galway, New York, I have always been drawn to the outdoors and to work that keeps me moving. That passion began in childhood at our family’s home business—just 30 minutes from Saratoga Springs, NY —where I spent countless hours caring for the landscape and learning the value of hands-on work.

Later, I married an incredible man who owned a restaurant with a beautiful outdoor space in need of attention—and, of course, flowers. That experience deepened my appreciation for creating inviting, natural environments and continued to shape my connection to growing.

Over the years, as my family grew, so did my love for cultivating flowers and vegetables from seed alongside my children and now my grandchildren. In time, I discovered flower farming—and found the perfect way to bring together my lifelong passions.

Flower farming is rewarding work. It is physically demanding, full of lessons, and often calls for patience, resilience, and faith. I am deeply grateful for the unwavering support of my family, especially my husband, who has been by my side every step of the way.

For more than 20 years, I have also worked as a business education teacher. My passion for learning, combined with formal training in business and education, naturally complements my work on the farm—allowing me to approach it with both creativity and intention.

Today, years of experience and a deep love of nature come together on our farm. We grow a thoughtful selection of greens, focal and filler flowers, and seasonal produce, with a strong focus on building healthy soil and thriving plants. It is our privilege to share what we grow with our local community through both retail and wholesale offerings.