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Late June is when the bright and cheerful perennials come out to play:

Sending a special Happy Father's Day to this exceptional man, my best friend/husband, resident chef & heavy gardener. Always up for new adventures, always taking time to listen. You are tenderhearted and hard-working. The kids and I are so lucky (read: blessed) to have you.

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If you're not familiar with ranunculus, I'd like to tell you just a few things about this ethereal bloom.

When you place an order of fresh-from-the-garden flowers, I get to create a gathering from the best of what's currently blooming. Color wise, it's usually "designer's choice," although if the flowers are intended as a gift, sometimes it's nice to know a little bit about the recipient, like her or his favorite color.

I've been compiling a mental list. Maybe you can help me, we can get it down on virtual paper here. I'm trying to name all the flowers in a cutting garden that you don't actually cut before enjoying a nice long bloom time out of doors.

Peony season is wrapping up but what a beautiful few weeks it's been. Over the past few years, I've added no less than thirty-five peony bushes to our gardens. They take some time to mature, so I'm looking forward with keen anticipation to the years ahead when we'll be swimming in peony blooms and whistling "Peony Lane" to the tune of "Penny Lane."

When you're homeschooled and your mom is a flower farmer, fieldtrip destinations are typically nurseries, garden centers and other flower farms. But mostly other flower farms.

The lily has a smooth stalk,

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Flint, Michigan

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