Dahlia Linda’s Baby It’s always fun to see which of the dozens of dahlia varieties we grow will bloom first. This year it’s Linda’s Baby out of the gate! She had a bit of a lead on account of the fact that she’s grown in the hoophouse. We reserve some of our precious covered space to grow these coveted varieties. Next year we should have plenty of tubers of Linda’s Baby, Peaches ‘n Cream, Sweet Natalie & Castle Drive to sell in our online...
Read MoreThird time’s a Charm!
We’re so happy to receive this award for the third year in a row! Thanks to all of the wonderful couples we’ve worked with and our team here at Peace & Plenty Flowers. There’s a lot of hard work behind every pretty flower arrangement. We are extremely grateful for this...
Read MoreHappy New Year!
Although it’s hard to pick just nine photos for this template, here’s a little sample of the beauty that we had in 2018. It was a very good year: wonderful weddings, great new roses & flowers and lots of happy customers. We’re usually done with wedding set-up by the time the bride is in her full regalia so we’re just noticing that veils are back in style…what’s old is new...
Read MoreDahlias & roses
Love the creamsicle colors of these dahlias & roses, a match made in heaven! They’re keeping up appearances here as the cool weather moves in.
Read MoreThis Week in Bloom
Loving the fall colors coming off the farm this time of year! Not sure if it’s the light or the coolness but the color just seems much more intense now. Using these beautiful days to clean up the field from summer’s...
Read MoreThis Week in Bloom
We’re in the nonstop work mode of midsummer: harvest, bunch, arrange, repeat. It would be easier to list what isn’t in bloom right now. It’s all just one beautiful whirlwind of...
Read MoreAbout us
After sailing the ocean blue for years, we settled, as sailors often do, on an island. As luck would have it, the islands’ mild maritime climate made it the perfect place to grow flowers.
Although we now plow through fields rather than waves, our close relationship with nature has prevailed and continues to inspire us. Like the old saying goes, “Bread feeds the body but flowers feed the soul”.
Thanks to a creative upbringing between an artist and an engineer, floral design and building floral structures came naturally to me. My past work as a researcher helps with trialing and propagating the zillions of seeds, bulbs & cuttings we use. The farm runs smoothly because my amazing husband can build and fix anything from a greenhouse to a tractor.
Fields of peonies, roses, sunflowers and more provide an abundant source of blooms for our unique arrangements. Naturally beautiful and sustainably grown, our flowers benefit the local economy and environment. Enjoy a bunch today!
--Suzanne
Flowers available from April to October. Order online or call us directly; also for sale at the Orcas Food Coop after Mothers Day.
Members of:
Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce
Local Harvest
