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The farm is changing outfits again. The waxflower and California lilac are fading out after a beautiful run, and the Shasta daisies are just starting up. The dahlias are just about to start blooming, just about. Safe to say we are very excited over here. This Sunday you'll find us at Kirribilli Markets with beautiful bunches, Sunday 8 November. Come say hi and see what's flowering this week! We will have lovely long lasting Kangaroo Paw, Gladioli and Ninebark. Plus some very

The first peonies are out, the ninebark is looking lovely, and the gladioli we planted back in July are finally starting up. After weeks of rain, the farm has decided it's go time. It poured again on Thursday, because of course it did. But somewhere between the downpours, everything has quietly shifted into a new season. This week we staked the July gladioli in the greenhouse. They went in on 16 July and the first stems are only just coming through, roughly 100 days on. The l

Rain, rain, don't go away (yet) If you've driven past the farm this week, you'll know: it has RAINED. Properly, gloriously rained. The kind of rain that makes a flower farmer do a little happy dance in the doorway, then immediately start mentally rearranging the entire week. Because here's the truth about a good soaking: everything we planned to do outside got bumped. Planting? Postponed. Spraying? Not happening. Mud and tiny seedlings are not friends. So the planting plan is

Farm Direct Dispatch • Field Update The harvest returns. Our fields are waking up. Freshly harvested May bush, sculptural magnolia branches, and delicate winter Hellebores are officially back in stock. We resume shipping this week with limited, sustainably gathered cuts. Harvest No. 01 May Bush Arching branches laden with clusters of snow-white flowers. Brings instant architectural grace and airy volume to dining tables and entryways. Harvest No. 02 Magnolia Foliage Distincti