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New Merch!

posted on : November 24, 2022 posted by : Erica 0 Comment

Hello friends! As the flower season is slowing doing for winter we are looking forward to sharing our new winter merch! You can order now on at our online shop. Sweatshirts We have three comfy cozy crewneck sweatshirts avalible this year. We have a charcoal Red Dirt Flowers logo sweatshirt that is simple and cute. We also love a good sweatshirt that expresses your love of something. The Plants sweatshirt and Flowers sweatshirt both are soft and cozy and share your love of nature with others. Growing We also wanted to share some growing supplies. The first is a grow…

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Find Us At The Gilbert Farmer’s Market

posted on : October 5, 2022 0 Comment

Great news to all our Gilbert customers! We will be at the Gilbert Farmer’s Market for the rest of the fall season! We are so excited to have joined this market and have already enjoyed the time that we have spent getting to know you all. We will be there each week until mid December, as long as the flowers hold up. If anything comes up that changes our plans we will be updating Instagram and the website with new information. We hope that you will come down Saturdays from 8am – 12pm and get a beautiful bouquet…

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First Plants of 2022

posted on : February 15, 2022 0 Comment

We have our first plants of 2022 in the ground! With the move we had to get things going a bit later than we would have liked to in our growing zone. That said, we have so many days of wonderful warm months ahead that iit is hard to feel too bad. We have lots of seedlings soaking up the light on our indoor grow racks and now our first planting of sunflowers are testing out the new digs in the flower field! We seem to have missed our cool season here, but I am still trying to grow some…

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USDA Hardiness Zone and Frost Dates

posted on : October 27, 2021 0 Comment

The leaves are changing and the days are growing shorter. Autumn is a great time to plan your garden for next year and enjoy the last summer blooms before winter sets in. As a new grower there are some more jargon heavy phrases that I hear quite often. The first of these was “zone.” While I clearly know the word zone I did not fully understand what it meant in terms of growing. I would watch videos of fellow growers on YouTube and they would say things like, “I am growing in zone 7” or &#8220…

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Sunflower Fails and Successes

posted on : October 12, 2021 0 Comment

It turns out that you can be the worst at growing what is deemed “the easiest flower to grow.” In case you hadn’t heard sunflowers are supposedly indestructible. You just stick the seed in the ground, cover it up, give it some sun and water and like magic you have a giant flower a few months later. Apparently, the ease of sunflower growing skips a person every now and then. I have had a real heck of a time with this guys this summer. This summer I was captivated by a post of the most beautiful…

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New Merch!

Find Us At The Gilbert Farmer’s Market

First Plants of 2022

USDA Hardiness Zone and Frost Dates

Sunflower Fails and Successes