Farm + Farm Store Questions

Can I visit the farm/do a farm tour?

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The farm is not open to the public. The only portion of our farm is our brick and mortar Farm Store. You can learn more about shopping our Farm Store and Farm Store hours by Clicking Here! 

Can I do a photo shoot of your flower fields?

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We harvest all of our flowers before they open, so it's not what people imagine when they think of a flower farm. Most of our flowers are grown in greenhouses that are bio controlled to prevent people from unwittingly bringing diseases in on their clothes/shoes, so non-staff are not allowed inside. The botanical gardens would be a more appropriate venue if you are looking for open flowers.  All production farms need to cut their flowers early or they won't be marketable.  Alternatively you'd need to find an agribusiness focused flower farm and I don't know of any in the Southeast offhand.

Miscellaneous Questions

Are you hiring?

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We have very low turnover at the farm, so we rarely hire new employees, but you are always free to leave a resume in case something comes up. 

Can I volunteer?

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We highly value our employees and the skill sets that they bring to our farm.  While volunteer work is well-intentioned, it is never as skilled as an experienced farm worker’s, nor is it fair in our minds to take away potential wages from our employees. We appreciate the generous sentiment, but feel community gardens and non profit orgs are generally a better fit for volunteers.

Do you offer consultations?

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We do not offer consultations.

Do you make custom orders/bouquets?

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We do not do custom orders. 

Do you offer bulk buckets of flowers and greenery for DIY bouquets for weddings/events?

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We no longer offer bulk buckets for locals. Please reach out to these 3 amazing farms that provide gorgeous, locally grown bulk bucket options: Diamond Hill Farm, Peach House Farm and R&R Secret Farm!

I want to start a flower farm.  What do you recommend?

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Join ASCFG.org and avoid reinventing the wheel.  It’s an incredible resource for flower farmers new and old.  Also, work on someone else’s farm for at least a year before making the commitment.  It’s harder than you think.  Not sundresses and frolicking like instagram. Mostly toil and biting insects.

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