Graf Growers

OUR FLOWER FARM

From our flower farm to you

At the back of our property, you’ll find two high tunnels that stand out among our flat fields. For over 30 years, we harvested sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers and more from our muck farm. But due to the creek that runs through our property that now floods every time it rains, we had to make a change.

We have taken back our flood-ridden fields and made lemonade out of a lemon-filled scenario. In and around the high tunnels are where we grow our sustainable, cut flowers. From lisianthus to snapdragons, dahlias to sunflowers, and everything in between, we grow all your old favorites and a few new ones too.

What are high tunnels?

They are greenhouse-like structures that extend our growing season! In a greenhouse, you plant in a container of some kind and there are furnaces that regulate the temperature inside. In unheated high tunnels, you plant directly into the ground.

The sun and the tunnel’s protective structure warms the air inside the high tunnel and helps the plants take off quickly. The sides of our high tunnels can be raised when the weather warms up!

By growing our own flowers, we are able to offer you exceptional, handcrafted flowers that are freshly harvested. From our fields to our truck to your home, we skip the shipping and put the freshest flowers possible in your hands.

We’d love to get our flowers into your vase. Visit our Upcoming Event Page to see where our truck will be next or stop into our market and pick up flowers at your convenience.

Farm-to-You Blooms

Brighten up your home – and mood – with Graf’s farm-fresh bouquets

What better way to celebrate summer than with fresh flowers on your table each week? 

We sustainably grow over 35 varieties of flowers and greenery in our fields on White Pond Drive. Each month will feature unique favorites, plus greenery such as eucalyptus, ferns and more!

July: Snapdragons, lisianthus, daisies, phlox, lilies
August: Lisianthus, delphiniums, zinnias, Chinese asters
September: Dahlias, heirloom mums, lisianthus

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