Bouquet Bar

Make your own bouquet with homegrown flowers

Bring the Bouquet Bar to your event!

Local markets, bridal showers, company retreats, you name it - everything is better with flowers! The bouquet bar includes a selection of beautiful flowers to make your own bouquets. Invite me to host a bouquet-making workshop or enjoy the creative process on your own. Reach out to me to discuss booking your 2026 events.

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The Flowers

Sustainably grown, unique flowers you won’t find at the florist

All my flowers are grown on my farm, not shipped in from halfway around the world. They’re chemical free, handpicked by me, and will bring a smile to your face. Take a look at some of my favorites!

A wheelbarrow filled with assorted colorful dahlias, including pink, purple, orange, and red flowers, on a gravel pathway.

Person holding a bouquet of pink and orange zinnias in a garden setting.

Hummingbird hovering near pink wildflowers in a garden, with trees and plants in the background.

Person holding a bouquet of pink cosmos flowers in a garden.

Colorful flower garden with pink, purple, and yellow flowers in sunlight, surrounded by green trees and foliage.

White coneflowers in a garden with pink roses in the background.

Colorful sweet pea flowers in front of a rustic wooden barn

Person harvesting flowers in a garden with a crate.

Person trimming yellow and purple coneflowers in a garden with red pruning shears.

Purple coneflowers in a garden with a blurred background of greenery and other flowers.

A dog sitting behind a variety of colorful dahlias in vases, in front of a rustic door and wall.

More Flowers Coming Soon!

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Meet your Farmer

My name is Hayden Smith. I came back to the family farm in my 30s after a decade of city living. Turns out, ‘living the dream’ isn’t what I thought it would be and now I’m back with my hands in the soil, happier than ever.

I’m a 6th-generation Oregonian, growing flowers and building my life in St. Paul on the same land my family has farmed since the 1800s.

The farm has changed a lot since then — a queer, woman-owned flower farm would not have existed back then. But today, I’m here to bring a little joy to your life with my homegrown bouquets. I can’t wait to share them with you!