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2021 is our last season of flower farming. After 16 years of growing we will be ready to retire at the end of this season. It will be time for us to relax, grow some flowers for fun, and have time to stop and smell those flowers.

We have donated thousands of stems to nonprofits this year. Thank you for your support with making that happen! .

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“Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful;
they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.”

-Luther Burbank

 
Flashback 30 years. Ian is trying to figure out what is so bad with these cool looking tomato hornworms that his parents were removing; an early lesson that not all choices are black and white. As a little guy he had a passionate interest in nature
I got this lovely bouquet from @petalpatchflowerfarm a week ago and it is still looking great! Julianne understands quality and the importance of vase life. Check her out at the Leesburg Market every Saturday.
Just picked. Headed to the Hamilton Mercantile. They open at 10! #blackberries #loudoungrown #takeloudounhome #babzbodaciousberries
Over the years, we had the opportunity to work with some very cool young people. Melissa started working with us in high school and returned for several years until she became a professional musician @minksmiraclemedicine. Her prowess as a berry pi
When we decided to start farming in 2006, our intention was to be berry farmers and call our product Babz’ Bodacious Berries. Listening to experienced berry growers, we learned the wisdom of checking our soil for certain nematodes before plant
Bodacious berries coming soon! #blueberry #loudounberries
Had to keep a few. Shout out to all the flower farmers who will be harvesting these beauties over the next few weeks. Peony season means not much else happens when you can harvest and process four or six times a day. But they sure are worth it! #
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