Updated farm stand schedule!
As we enter fall, our flowers are slowing down & our family schedule is filling up. Moving forward we will be open EITHER Wednesdays, OR Fridays, depending on the week.
We will email & post on our social media each week so you know when we will be open. Subscribe to our email list below to get the announcement each week.
3616 Christy Ridge Road, Sedalia, CO. When you hit the dirt road you’ll know you’re on the right track!
We will notify via email if we sell out early, so click below if you are not already on our email list.
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Hey there. We're Plum Valley Flower Farm.
We are a sustainable Colorado flower farm that grows flowers to nourish our community and to preserve our native ecosystem through regenerative agriculture.
We strive for our farm to be a place of peace and harmony with nature, where our community can feel more in tune with the beauty of the world around it.
Our flowers
are for:
Busy moms who need to know they matter
Your grandma who loves to garden
The woman who says "I really don't need anything"
Your sister who is going through a hard season
Your environmentalist friend who cares about native ecosystems & regenerative agriculture
Your bestie who loves farmers markets
That person in your life who is impossible to buy a gift for
Someone you love that you want to make smile
Our Philosophy
We’ve seen firsthand the positive impact local sustainable agriculture can have on a community. We know how important it is to change the way we’ve done agriculture in the past for the good of our environment long term. That’s why we focus on regenerative growing practices.
What does this look like exactly? For us it means choosing North American native, drought tolerant plants and flowers as often as possible. It means not applying pesticides and unnecessary chemicals (yes, even organic ones). It means not repeatedly tilling our beds, and instead nourishing the natural microbiome of the soil for long term health.
We utilize untreated mulch on our beds to help retain moisture and maintain more consistent soil temperatures. We focus on our soil first, ensuring the nutrients and life within it stay healthy and balanced. We leave some crops in the field over winter to provide food for our native birds, and battle “pests” by attracting beneficial insects that eat them.
Our ultimate goal is to work with the native ecosystem that already exists, give back to the plant and animal life it supports, and use responsible growing practices that help preserve our environment for centuries to come.
How to get our flowers
We are scaling back slightly this spring & summer to better support our growing family.
There will still be plenty of opportunity to get your hands on a sustainably grown bouquet directly from our farm.
We plan to have our onsite bouquet stand open once a week June - October, with occasional 2x a week opening during high season. Weather will play a huge role in when the flowers bloom. Our email list & facebook community are where we share real time updates, so join both to get all the details when we announce our schedule!
Wanna know the latest?
Subscribe to our email list below to receive our farm newsletter & be the first to know when our onsite bouquet stand opens for spring & summer 2024.
Our email subscribers get first dibs on all onsite event tickets, bouquets for sale, and other offerings, before we offer them to the public.