Cedar Hill Farm Mt Joy

These pods hold those itty bitty, precious seeds. After 7 days of being tucked in that soil, those itty bitty seeds have become cute Baptisia seedlings. In three years (and after a lot of patience) we will get to share these beautiful flowers.

September 12- our last post. Oppps. I can't say marketing is my strong suit! Anyway, we have a little news to share... The anemones are blooming (quite a few months before they should be) and a variety of ranunculus just keeps dying! Mass confusion has set in on the farm! One thing is for sure, if I can keep these babies from all dying, we hope to see you in the spring!!

It is officially time to say goodbye for another flower season. Thank you for loving the flowers and for visiting. We will see you in the spring!!!

Mini baby shower bouquets! What more can I say about those blue echinops and dusty miller? They speak for themselves.

The bugs and blooms on the farm.