Join NHS for a tour of Farmhouse Flower Farm in Stanwood, Washington, and hear the story of the family farm from farmer Marryn Mathis. When Marryn discovered flower farming, she fell in love with the idea of showing her children the joy of digging in the dirt, being outside, and growing beauty. She and her family took the leap, sold their home in the suburbs, bought the farm, and became flower farmers.
Farmhouse Flower Farm specializes in dahlia tubers, flower seeds, sweet pea seeds, anemone, and ranunculus corms. Marryn offers a Sweet Pea School Workshop, and a book on sweet peas is due to be published in 2025. You will go home with a bouquet of dahlias created for you by Marryn.

‘There’s nothing like seeing the smile on someone’s face when you hand them fresh flowers from the farm, flowers that we’ve grown and nurtured, now bringing joy and happiness to others. It’s hard work, but it’s good work. So here we are, our little family – growing a life we love and making a difference in the soul of our community one beautiful bloom at a time,’ – Marryn

Host Bio:

Marryn Mathis and her family run a small family flower farm in Stanwood, Washington. She always loved flowers and gardening, but it took 20 years of working in healthcare and IT to finally realize what truly fed her soul—being among the flowers. She came alive and found her true passion when she discovered flower farming.

LIMIT:  30 (MAXIMUM 2 PER REGISTRATION) – FEE IS PER PERSON