Flower People

We are all about flowers! A specialty seed and flower farm.

11/01/2026

All the dahlias are finally dug! We’re working our way through washing and dividing the tubers now, and it’s been fun looking back at the flowers these clumps produced just a few weeks ago.

Here are a few varieties that really stood out to me this season. The tubers are looking good so far, and I’m excited to share some of these favorites with you!

10/06/2026

Set your alarms! ⏰ Our Sweet Pea Seed Shop opens this Saturday, October 10 at 7 AM Pacific!

We’ve spent the last few months harvesting, drying, cleaning, testing, and counting what feels like a mountain of sweet pea seeds. After a challenging growing season, I’m really happy to have 35 varieties to share with you this year. 🌸

Some quantities are limited, so take a look through the preview, make your list, and be ready to shop at 7!

All of our seeds come in these cardboard tubes that won’t wall apart when you’re planting and can be re-used to save your own seeds.

10/06/2026

All of our seeds come in these cardboard tubes that won’t fall apart at planting and can be re-used to save your own seeds.

Preview link is in the profile 👆☺️💕

10/06/2026

Set your alarms! ⏰ Our Sweet Pea Seed Shop opens this Saturday, October 10 at 7 AM Pacific!

We’ve spent the last few months harvesting, drying, cleaning, testing, and counting what feels like a mountain of sweet pea seeds. After a challenging growing season, I’m really happy to have 35 varieties to share with you this year. 🌸

Some quantities are limited, so take a look through the preview, make your list, and be ready to shop at 7!

All of our seeds come in these cardboard tubes that won’t fall apart when you’re planting and can be re-used to safe sour own seeds!

A mixed bouquet in a jar 💐

Preview link is in the profile 👆💕

10/01/2026

Our 2026 Sweet Pea Collection launches October 10 at 7 AM Pacific! 🥳

To celebrate, I’m giving one person the ENTIRE collection—all 35 varieties of sweet pea seeds.

No need to narrow down your favorites—you’ll just have to figure out where to plant them all.

We’ve spent months growing, harvesting, and cleaning these seeds, and I’m excited to finally share this collection with you. Thank you for supporting our small farm and following along through this season.💕

You can preview all 35 varieties now on my website.

To enter the giveaway:
🌱 Follow Flower People
🌱 Comment your favorite sweet pea variety and tag a flower-loving friend.

🌟Share to your Stories and tag Flower People for a bonus entry.

Entries close October 7 at 11:59 PM Pacific. One winner will be selected at random and announced October 8.

Sweet pea seeds open for ordering Saturday, October 10 at 7 AM Pacific. Mark your calendar! ⏰

This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by Instagram.

09/29/2026

09/22/2026

Dahlia season is slipping away… we’re scheduled to start digging in a month!

Making bouquets is one of the things that drew me to flower farming, but I realized I haven’t made nearly enough this year. It’s easy to get so busy labeling and planning that I forget to make time to enjoy the flowers.

So before we dig, I’m making time for dahlia bouquets and trying some different color combinations. I’m usually drawn to pinks and purples, but lately these berry colors have been catching my eye. I love how they came together.
I hope our rainy season holds off just a little bit longer so I can make a few more arrangements.

09/20/2026

Many lessons were learned this season. And so much went into these sweet pea seeds. 😅

This is my fifth year growing sweet peas, and I’ve never had an aphid outbreak like this.

There’s no guarantee that leaving the borage and feverfew would have kept the aphid population down. But removing them was one major difference from previous years. Next time, they’re staying to provide habitat for beneficial insects. 🐞

I think the biggest thing with pest control is prevention. Start with healthy plants, test your soil, and release beneficial insects early, while pest numbers are still low. Monitor your plants regularly and take action before it becomes an infestation.

I’ve dealt with mosaic virus before, but never had it spread like this. Aphids can carry it between plants, and there’s no cure. Even after we got the aphids under control, we kept losing plants. That was the hardest part.

Now we’re cleaning and packing seeds, and it feels good to finally be here. I’m so excited to share this harvest with you soon! 🤗

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