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Centralia, WA
Betsy@WoodbineFarmFlowers.com
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Betsy@WoodbineFarmFlowers.com
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Betsy at Woodbine Flowers

Farmer florist in the Pacific Northwest

Spring before we know it …
3 days ago Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Uncategorized

Spring before we know it …

spring always comes -

Big-leaf maple flowers
April 9, 2020 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Uncategorized

Big-leaf maple flowers

A Northwest native, the big-leaf maple – 50 to 150 feet tall, with plate-sized leaves – is hard to miss. […]

Double Tulip Colors
April 1, 2020 2 Comments by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

Double Tulip Colors

Double tulips don’t behave like the single Easter-egg tulips we all know best. Unlike singles, they expand, change, and preen […]

Gloves for foxes
March 14, 2020 3 Comments by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Uncategorized

Gloves for foxes

These imposing but delicate flower towers, often four feet tall and more...

Sweet peas tamed Candy Floss sweet pea
March 10, 2020 1 Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Uncategorized

Sweet peas tamed

The British have been cordoning sweet peas for cut flowers since the 1910’s.

Bugs and flowers
March 2, 2020 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Uncategorized

Bugs and flowers

Bugs. You can’t grow flowers without em. There’s the bugs you love, and the bugs you love to hate.

farmstand flowers for March 29th – Balm of Gilead
March 28, 2019 2 Comments by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

farmstand flowers for March 29th – Balm of Gilead

I remember my first Northwest spring. Every walk became a search for the source of a mysterious and captivating scent, […]

It’s Spring – lambs and flowers time
March 27, 2019 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

It’s Spring – lambs and flowers time

Meet Dot. She’s a big fan of local flowers (for breakfast) and the smallest lamb we’ve had here. She’s a […]

flowers in snow
February 4, 2019 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

flowers in snow

Yesterday we battened down the hatches – covering everything in the high tunnels with frost blanket, winterproofing the chickens and […]

Muddy colors
January 23, 2019 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

Muddy colors

Earl Grey larkspur, Mollie Rilestone sweet peas and Rosanne Brown lisianthus are examples of a floral trend of muted, “muddy,” […]

Sunshine/Rain
January 15, 2019 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Flowers

Sunshine/Rain

We are deep in the dark season right now in the Pacific Northwest. I can’t complain – we’ve actually had […]

Reading flowers –
September 14, 2018 Leave a Comment by Betsy at Woodbine Flowers Featured

Reading flowers –

Humans alter the world around us. Everything we touch and change to fit into our world becomes an artifact. We […]

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