Salt Daisy

26/01/2026

23/01/2026

Summer Blooms ✨
So turns out we seem to live in a weird little micro climate where our Daliah, cosmos and all the stunning Summer flowers are delayed by about 6 weeks compared to a lot of nearby flower farm but this week they have finally arrived 💜🌸

Decided it’s too hot for me, and the flowers to be at the Farmers Market this morning but these bunches are all available for pick up from the roadside stand.

But it’s also too hot for the roadside stand 😂😬
So our lounge room looks like a flower shed… again 🫣
Anyway, if you’d like a bunch with the vase just send me a message and I can pop them out the front when you’re close by :)

Keep cups of blooms are $10-$15
The first few pics here are $25 each
The last stunning bunch which was also in a beautiful vase was is already sold but happy to make up more bunches by request too.

11/01/2026

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04/01/2026

Aesthetic aim = Whimsical cottage flower farm ✨
Reality = compost, life, mess 💩
because… me and whimsy = not so much.

Then there’s the film crew —
grew up on a flower farm,
Waldorf for primary school,
should equal grounded flower child with elite plant ID skills…
but also not so much 🤣🌸

Still, she is one of the wonderful humans I know.

And even without poppies or baby’s breath,
the sunflowers, cosmos, yarrow, rudbeckia, cinnamon basil & straw flowers are giving all the happy summer, whimsical feels 🌻

Happy New Year 🌿
Here’s to a year of flowers that grow, seeds that spout, less manufactured realities and if you’re here for burnout recovery, honesty and ways to support your exhausted nervous system here’s to a year of sharing our rage gardening wins, fails and everything in between ###

And thanks to who picked up these blooms, after I’d added a few extras early this afternoon 🌻🌻🌻

19/12/2025

Almost ready… kind of, sort of for the tomorrow morning.
Actually on schedule doesn’t work for me.

Anyway… we will have a real mix of “everlasting” and freshly picked blooms which I’ll harvest once the sun leaves the patch tonight.

Let me know if you are after anything special, or better yet come see us while we are there.

Side note - Why do they build stuff like this?? Black fences & black roofs ok… “charcoal” = toasty, roasty urban gardens = unideal… but anyhow, will try and solve that one some other time.