Colorful bouquet of various flowers including pink, yellow, white, and red blossoms, arranged on a rustic wooden surface.

Who We Are

Meet Your Flower Farmer

A smiling woman standing behind a table with various colorful flower arrangements at an outdoor market stall, with other market tents and shoppers visible in the background.

My name is Jennie Mallary and I established Flower Moon Farm in 2024 on the parcel of land from my grandfather and great-grandparents dairy farm where I grew up.

My flower farming journey started from feeling disconnected to the natural world and a vague sense of yearning for something different.

I took the Floret Flower Farming Workshop in 2024 and I had my first growing season in 2025 and it’s been nothing short of transformational.

By growing flowers I’m able to -

  • Ground myself in the present by working with my hands and being in nature

  • Be apart of the land by improving soil health and creating habitat for pollinators

  • Create something meaningful and beautiful

  • Connect with my community by sharing the magic and joy of flowers

We care for this land, and in turn, this land cares for us, feeding us with simplicity, joy, wonder, and magic.

We love growing flowers and we can’t wait to share them with you!

A woman with a pink headscarf and glasses standing next to a flower bed with pink, red, and white flowers in a grassy field on a sunny day with blue sky and trees in the background.

A Family Affair

While Flower Moon Farm is in essence, a one-woman show, it wouldn’t be possible without my mom, Beth, allowing and encouraging me to farm the land. Additionally, she provides impressive transplanting and harvesting assistance, and perhaps most importantly, excellent company.

A Bit About Our Name

I’ve always been enamored with the moon.

A full moon night is magic, whether it’s balmy and lush and bursting with abundance in August, or frigid and stark, quiet and reflective in January, it elicits a sense of awe and wonder, of hope and joy.

Flowers evoke those same feelings. They share the same elements of natural beauty, of mysterious transformation, and of primal, vital life!

And those are all things that I would like to be reminded of when the mundanities and disconnect of the modern world are too much.

So the full moon in May, the Flower Moon, symbolic of blooming abundance, seemed the most fitting name for my endeavor to grow and share the joy and beauty of flowers with you.

“Follow your inner moonlight; don’t hide the madness.”

— Allen Ginsberg