Who we are:

Petals & Pasture Flower Farm is a little dream taking root on five acres of family land here in Central Ohio.

This land has been part of my family since the 1960s, and there is something incredibly meaningful to me about watching a place with so much history become home to something new. What began with an open field, stacks of seed trays, lots of notebooks, and a big dream has slowly been transformed into rows of beautiful, locally grown flowers to share with our community.

I started this farm with very little farming experience and a whole lot to learn. There have been successes, plenty of mistakes, and more than a few moments when things didn't go according to plan. But through it all, I've been reminded again and again that some of the most beautiful things take time to grow.

My faith is an important part of my life and of this farm. Working with the soil and growing flowers has given me an entirely new appreciation for God's creation—the tiny seed that somehow knows what to become, the changing seasons, and the reminder that so much of what happens in a field is ultimately outside of my control.

There is a lot of faith involved in planting a seed.

You prepare the soil, plant it, water it, tend it, and trust that in time, something beautiful will come from it. In many ways, that's the story of Petals & Pasture too.

And then there’s the “Pasture” part of our name.

In the summer of 2024, I inherited my dad’s 28-year-old pony, Skip. What started as an attempt to find him a new home eventually turned into the realization that maybe his home was supposed to be right here. Before long, Skip was joined by Buck and Ace, and suddenly we had a pasture full of horses.

As it turns out, flowers and horses make pretty good neighbors. Even the manure gets put to work—composting and eventually making its way back into the soil to help grow future flowers.

But my dream for Petals & Pasture is about more than growing and selling flowers.

I hope that, over time, this becomes a place where people can slow down for a little while. A place to walk among the flowers, meet the horses, enjoy the beauty of the country, and maybe leave feeling a little lighter than when they arrived.

We're still at the beginning. I'm still learning, the farm is still growing, and many of the dreams I have for this place are still just that—dreams. But I'm excited to see where God leads it and what Petals & Pasture becomes in the years ahead.

For now, I'm grateful for every seed that grows, every bouquet that leaves the farm, and every person who chooses to support this little dream.

Thank you for being part of the beginning.