Important dates:
April 19th: Find us at Sawstone Brewery in Morehead for a pre-Earth Day event. There may be a few bunches of tulips, definitely some daffodil bunches, and probably some dried flower goodies!!
April 25th, 2026: Third Annual Earth Day Celebration at Loving Farm. It is going to be a great day, rain or shine.
May 1, 2026: Monthly giveaway winner drawing and Fresh Fridays Market in Maysville on 2nd St. from 6-9 pm.
May 10th 2026: Mother’s Day flower bar at Turtleback Ridge Brewery. It will be in the afternoon and I believe a food vendor will also be on site. More deets to come, but it is going to be a beautiful day!
May 17th 2026: The Wildwood Faire at Talon Winery and Vineyards in Lexington, Kentucky. We will be there hosting flower crown workshops. We have been practicing with all kinds of fun ingredients. You are going to want one for yourself. Sign ups coming soon. Time slots of four people are at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30
June 20th 2026: Find us at Olla, Covington for their second, annual Pollinator Market! We love our Covington connections and are honored to have been asked to vend that day with everyone.
September 3, 2026: OAK Field Day at Loving Farm where we will be talking about the development of a filter strip along the railroad track. Register HERE!
What. A. Full. Week. Perriee and I had the opportunity to spend so much quality time with great friends and met so many new people. We planted a million little seedlings, taking a chance on our cosmos, needing to get them out of their tray, in addition to the 100 starts of Sweet Annie we started. Ok, maybe not a million, but you get the gist. It is so much fun having actual rows with cover crop to dig into for planting. The soil is not perfect but it is so much better to work with than the lawn it was only a few years ago.
Shoutout to the group from Maysville who came out to the farm to see what were up to here. It was so much fun talking about growing tulips for cut flower production. I think next year we need to host a half hour class about exactly that. Speaking of tulips, they are about wound down and we are so grateful for being able to share them with you all- both for the retail and wholesale orders. We are humbled by the support! Peonies are coming on now, so it won’t be long…
The cats are spectacular. Mia might get an epsom soak this evening, as she is not feeling so hot but we are hopeful she is just having a blip of an egg issue. We will keep you posted.
Update: After a soak and some rest, there was a flat egg in the run on Monday morning. She looks like she feels a lot better. We will just keep an eye out for her this week (well, always).
We have full weeks coming ahead so hope to see yas at some of the places! It is a joy to grow for you all.
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