About Me

Howdy, I'm Pami. I moved to Oregon in 2003 from a small ranching community in Northern California. Growing up I was always connected to nature through my parents gardens and backpacking in the beautiful Marble Mountain wilderness. 

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I have a Bachelor of Science in Geography and a Masters in Public Policy. After school, I volunteered for AmeriCorps for a year and then was lucky enough to get a job with the Oregon State University Extension Service. For over ten years, I worked with the Master Gardener and Small Farms programs teaching horticulture and coordinating projects and research programs. It was invaluable experience and I'll always cherish my time there.

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Working with famers inspired me to try my hand at it and at the end of 2019, I began the process of turning the dream of a small flower farm into a reality. For four seasons, I grew cut flowers on about 1/3 acre in the field and a large hoop house area for season extension. I also managed a passive greenhouse where I propagated my own starts and grew some flowers in crates. This was the most amazing and hardest experience of my life, bringing people together with the farm and flowers.

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Life's priorities have shifted and I no longer live on or manage my own farm. I hope to pursue it again someday. For now, I am thrilled to continue supporting the local flower and farm movement. I will continue to curate my flower offerings and services from the best local blooms available. I have made amazing connections over the years and am proud to bring  you the best and freshest Willamette Valley blooms to you.