Grateful Blooms

05/17/2026

First round of Dahlias planted! Plants, kids, and dog watered as a team!

05/13/2026

All my dahlia people the time has come! It looks as though we are frost free finally and can plant in the ground! I’d wait til after these next 3 days of rain before tossing your potato babies in the ground. Plant about 6” deep, throw some compost in hole, and put a stake in the ground next to them to stake them up as they grow. It’s finally here!!! I’ll be planting mine this weekend. Let the games begin!!

05/10/2026

🌸💐 LAST INVENTORY DAHLIA TUBER SALE 💐🌸
My LAST tubers are ready for their new homes! If you’ve been thinking about growing dahlias this season, now is the perfect time to grab a few before they’re gone. They can be planted in the ground next weekend.

These varieties will grow into beautiful, cut-flower quality blooms all summer long. 🌺

Available Tubers:

• Blizzard — $12 (white blooms) — 18 available
• Café Au Lait — $15 (large blush dinnerplate) — 6 available
• Caitlin’s Joy — $12 (soft pink) — 7 available
• Cornell Bronze — $12 (warm copper tones) — 3 available
• Lover Boy — $12 (bright pink) — 3 available
• Diva / Wine — $15 (deep burgundy) — 5 available
• Mystery Tuber (M1)/Last Dance— $15 (small white ball with purple veins) — 2 available

📍 Local pickup or meet-up only

Feel free to DM with questions or for help choosing varieties. I love helping people grow beautiful flowers!

Thank you so much for supporting local flowers and small growers 🌸

And if you know someone who loves flowers, feel free to share!

05/09/2026

05/03/2026

Feels good to be planting in dirt finally! Cold flowers (snapdragons and sweet peas) getting put in their spots! More going in today: larkspur, scabosia(starflower), strawflower, globe thistle. 😁

04/29/2026

🍅IT’s TOMATO TIME!🍅
I have lots of extra tomato starts for sale
I grew from seed (about 15-20 of each variety). Non GMO organic seeds and Coast of Maine compost/dirt. Still have some time before they can go into the ground so make sure if you’re buying, you are able to care for them properly until planting time (2-3 weeks). Here’s a list of what I have and included pictures below:

-Ace 55
-Brandywine
-Beefy purple
-Yellow pear
-Carolina golds

They are $3 per tomato start in a solo cup with dirt. I will be starting to harden them off a bit this week or next as they will be ready for the ground in about 2-3 weeks. First come first serve. Most starts are about 6 inches tall. I will post some pics of the teenagers later today. Comment below or DM me on Grateful Blooms what you would like and how many. These tomatoes are all amazing to eat! Spring is finally here!!!
🍅😁🍅

04/26/2026

Spring Flower Walk. It was so nice to learn about some of our native femoral plants on a two hour walk around the farm. Loved hearing the different ways these early producers attract pollinators and have mechanisms to pollinate. It was amazing seeing the horses in action plowing and getting their fields ready. Which of these plants do you know? 😁

04/19/2026

Felt good to get back out in the garden for a bit! Before and after pics. Not perfectly ready but cleaned up a bit. What a gorgeous day! Hope you got outside too!

04/16/2026

My dahlias are having good days! Getting bigger each week!

03/24/2026

Let it grow, let it grow, let it grow!! 🌱✨

90% of my dahlias are officially potted up and already waking up with little sprouts showing—such a good feeling! 🌸
My tomatoes are also ready for their next step and getting transplanted soon 🍅

Spring, we are MORE than ready for you… let’s gooo!! ☀️💚