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  As the Winter Solstice approaches this coming Saturday, the sun will gracefully embark on its shortest journey across the sky. It's a poignant reminder from nature about life's cyclical nature, urging us to harmonize with the ebb and flow of the seasons. Celebrating the Solstice doesn’t have to be complicated. Here on the farm, we'll be celebrating the winter solstice by crafting and lighting handcrafted ice lanterns.  These small rituals help us feel connected—to nature’s cycles and to the rhythm within ourselves. In the midst of this darkness, there's an undeniable invitation to slow down, to savour the hushed...

There’s something undeniably magical about bringing the beauty and fragrance of nature indoors especially at this time of year.  Fresh greenery in your home during the holidays brings beauty and joy to the season. Want to keep your greenery looking lush right through Christmas and into the New Year... Here are my tried-and-true flower farmer tips to keep your holiday decor looking its best: Hydration is Key Greenery loves water, and a little effort goes a long way: For Wreaths and Garlands: Mist or spritz them lightly with water every couple of days using a spray bottle. This keeps the foliage fragrant...

Looking to fend off winter sniffles and stay healthy all season? Or maybe you’re already feeling under the weather and could use a natural pick-me-up? I’ve got just the thing for you: Garlic Honey. When I first whipped up this pungent potion, let’s just say it didn’t exactly win the popular vote in our house. There were jokes and plenty of side-eye—but guess who’s stayed healthy winter after winter... Yep, this stuff works. This immune-boosting powerhouse was inspired by a honey-as-medicine workshop I attended. I came home, peeled a couple of garlic cloves, and got to work. Now years later,...

Let's plant some tulips together. Tulips are easy to grow and bring so much spring joy. Plant tulips now for the ultimate reward in the spring. Not only will you reap the rewards of simply stunning blooms, but it's also good for your soul to get your hands dirty and be out in nature. Come spring, watch them poke up through the soil, stretch, and bloom. Then it’s time to pat yourself on the back and admire what you grew. Take some pics, share them, or just stare at them… But you need to plant them soon to enjoy them...