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Annie's Sunflower

$15.00

sold out

flame blend | single

flame blend | single

Location

16535 Jungquist Road | Skagit Valley
Mount Vernon, WA

I dropped a significant number of followers yesterday in a matter of hours over something I posted in my Stories. I also had well over 200 DMs with the common message: “thank you for using your platform to say something,” a smattering of

Spring, summer, and fall - the outdoor months on the flower farm - are when I listen to countless hours of podcasts. Winter though - the indoor months of splitting dahlia tubers - is when I consume more TV than I care to admit. Sometimes I discover t

Please weigh in! I have always had a firm opening time for our online dahlia tuber sales and while that is probably what I’ll do again, I’m curious about the opening “time frame” approach that some tuber shops have used before

Sometimes the simplest things hit you the hardest, but in the best possible way. There’s this line from a film I watched a few days ago that I keep replaying in my head: “Beautiful, ain’t it? It’s beautiful. All of it. Every b

There’s a small stock of sweet pea seeds available on our website (surprise!). You can also get a preview of some of the dahlias that will be in our sale, though I’m nowhere near finished updating/reformatting my dahlia pictures and there

This beautiful dahlia is Tangerine Finch, hybridized by Nina @trilliumfinch. I wish I had taken more pictures last season, because this doesn’t do her justice. Tangerine Finch will more than likely be available again at our in-person dahlia tub

It was an intense weekend of dahlia sales. Won some, lost most, but still managed to shell out a lot of money (we’ll just consider it an investment in other small farms 😉).
 
It’s always curious to watch what’s trending. Some

So far I have divided maybe 10 dahlia varieties out of 415 - it’s slow going as I get re-acquainted with the process, painfully so with expensive varieties that are poor tuber producers (no room for error with those ones), though relatively fas

I regretfully missed taking a share-worthy picture of Mayberry’s Pink Champagne at her peak last summer. She was the last dahlia photographed before our hard frost, colors muted from our crisp, autumn days; she was also one of the first tuber c

Contact

Melissa - beemerryfarm@gmail.com

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