Hello

I'm Brooke.

A creator by heart, I studied fashion, ran my own custom bridal business, and worked full-time as a bridal seamstress for years. In 2018 when my second baby arrived, I put my sewing machine aside to stay home and focus on the kids.

That was a challenging season. I had no creative outlet other than making my husband rearrange the house every three months (yes, I did that …) on top of dealing with postpartum depression. I knew I needed to get back into my craft, but had no real interest in returning to sewing.

As time went on I tried different outlets, I kept moving furniture, and taking my frustrations out on my yard. It was in 2022, as I shared some of my fresh-cut flowers with friends and family, that it hit me: these flowers had grounded me in a way I never expected. They brought me so much joy and peace that I started my search and noticed the boom of flower farming.

That was it. I was hooked. Big Blooms came at a time I needed it most. I hope to share these blooms with my community — and that they do for someone else what they've done for me.

The farm

A backyard, a sod cutter, a max load of compost.

With my husband, a sod cutter, and a max load of compost, I took the backyard and turned it into a small urban flower field. Though it will be ever-changing, I started with a 40×50′ space growing a mix of flowers — annuals that bloom once and get replaced each year, perennials that come back each spring, and a few shrubs I cut from for greenery.

The first blooms exploded in the spring of 2023. Four seasons in, my rows have widened and my list of varieties has grown — but I've stayed small on purpose. We strive to harvest all stems here on the farm or from other local farms to fill your orders with the most fresh blooms.

Visit the farm

Come see for yourself

The farmstand is open Saturdays & Sundays, 9 a.m.–dusk.

Stop by, say hello, and take home something harvested fresh from the farm. No pre-order required — just show up.

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