There are more of them than we could show.
Tell me about a grower you love.
The map has a lot of empty space, and the empty space is the invitation. If there's a farm you love, anywhere in the country, tell me about it, so people near you can find flowers the way I found mine.
What the form asks
- The farm or business name, and the grower's name
- City and state
- Website or Instagram
- What they grow
- What you know about their sourcing, including “not sure,” which is a fine answer
- Whether Spanish is spoken
- A photo or video, if you have one you own the rights to
- The important one: why does this farm deserve attention? Tell it as a story, not a form entry. The story is what makes an entry worth writing.
- Your name and email, and the farm's email if you know it
Or just write to me.
Growers who want to be listed, and anyone who would rather skip the form, are welcome here.
What happens next
Your listing goes up marked added by a reader, and I take you at your word. No panel, no vetting queue, no waiting for me to approve you. This directory only gets past one corner of one state if I trust people, so that's the policy, said out loud rather than buried.
What I won't do is pretend I've been somewhere I haven't. Listings I have visited carry a gold verified seal, which means exactly one thing: a real person went, was treated well, and thought to recommend them. Yours won't have that seal until someone makes the trip. If you're the one who goes, tell me and it's yours.
Two things I check before anything publishes, because getting them wrong lands on the grower rather than on me: that the farm is real and reachable at the details you gave, and that any photo you send is yours to give. Organic claims go up only where the farm says so themselves, linked to where they say it.