Wreaths: Circles Untouched by Time
Wreaths—a circle of dried botanicals hung on a door, perhaps evoking the coziness of autumn or the nostalgia of a handmade holiday. But the truth is, these delicate arrangements carry...
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featured workshops
Available through out the growing season
We revel in the opportunity to share our ardent love for flowers here at the farm with you. This special environment fosters both creativity and innovation. Our thoughtfully crafted workshops are designed to enrich the experience of flower enthusiasts, regardless of their expertise.
cut flower subscriptions
Available Seasonally
We offer four gorgeous, sustainably-grown, fresh-harvested flower varieties, in bloom during different times throughout the year: poppies, tulips, peonies, and dahlias.
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MarchCut FlowersCSA Iceland Poppies
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April-MayCut FlowersCSA Tulips
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JuneCut FlowersCSA Peonies
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SeptCut FlowersCSA Dahlias
About Bear Creek Farm
Debra knew nothing about growing flowers when she planted dahlias for her wedding. When her statuesque blooms stole the show, an idea began to germinate, and Bear Creek Farm was born. Her blooms quickly caught the attention (and imagination) of top fashion designers and photographers. While gratified by this response, Debra wanted to share. She wanted Bear Creek Farm to resonate with everyone - from the novice gardener in search of a connection to nature as well as growers to feed their confidence as they learn what works and what does not. As a result of Debra’s vision, Bear Creek Farm has been nurturing seeds, tubers, and flowers with meticulous attention to detail since 2016.
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Red and White Flowers: Surprising Comeback in Floral Trends
In recent years, trends in flower choices have leaned toward the soft pastels, which dominate social feeds. But this season, there’s a surprising turn: red and white flowers, once the...Read More -
Garden Rescue: Expert Tips for Post-Rain Recovery
Rain is a gardener’s friend, but too much of it can turn an ally into an adversary. While droughts often capture our concern, the effects of excessive rain can be...Read More
