As the effects of climate change (or, as some call it, “climate weirding”) hit home, home is where we contend with it, up close and personal. How can we, as gardeners, create landscapes and gardens that withstand multiple stresses brought on by these changes and extremes? What can we do on our own home turf […]
Visit the White Flower Farm Store in Morris, CT, for everything you need for the spring gardening season. Discover new and favorite annuals for patio pots and garden beds, top-quality perennials, shrubs, and vines for your gardens, essential tools from…
Once the date of the last frost has passed, it’s time to fill patio pots for the season. With that time approaching, visit the store for our broad selection of favorite and hard-to-find annuals. Should you need new (or more!)…
Enjoy the early colors of springtime at your house by potting up Pansies and Violas. The White Flower Farm Store in Morris, CT, is stocked with flats of these cheerful spring favorites. We also have a marvelous selection of containers…
Spring has sprung here in the Litchfield Hills, and we’re delighted to have opened the doors to the White Flower Farm Store for the season. We’re stocked with shrubs and perennials for spring planting, a broad selection of the world’s…
We ship bulbs and plants ordered from our spring catalog and website in time for spring planting in your area. Shipping begins in early March. The exact time you receive your order varies by your hardiness zone and weather conditions…
The White Flower Farm Store will close for the season at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 16th. Until then, we hope you’ll stop by this week to take advantage of clearance sales and holiday specials. Enjoy gorgeous Amaryllis blossoms throughout…
Thinking of cutting back your garden this fall? Hold off on these beauties! Many varieties produce nutritious seed heads and their structure provides shelter for birds all winter long. Plants to leave standing:– Agastache– Andropogon– Carex (Sedges)– Coreopsis– Echinacea – Eragrostis…
1939 Jane Grant, a co-founder of The New Yorker magazine, and her husband William Harris purchase a property in Morris, Connecticut, converting a small barn into a cozy “little place in the country.” 1946 Harris and Grant, as they liked…
Did you know you can store Peony buds in your fridge and enjoy their blooms weeks later? Whether you’re preparing for a special event or simply want to stretch the season, here’s how to do it: How to Store Peonies…
What do starfish on the Pacific Northwest Coast, and Oak trees, Goldenrod, and Blueberries in New England, as well as beavers, wolves, and Sagebrush have in common with Roman stone arches? These plants and animals are all considered keystone species.…
We ship bulbs and plants ordered from our spring catalog and website in time for spring planting in your area. Shipping begins in early March. The exact time you receive your order varies by your hardiness zone and weather conditions…
If you are new to gardening, or exploring a different type of gardening, some of the vocabulary can be a little overwhelming. We put together a glossary to help explain terms and concepts you might encounter during your gardening journey.…