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soilsistersfarm

Growing cut flowers and medicinal herbs in Nevada City, CA. We acknowledge that we live, love and farm on the ancestral land of Nisenan Tribe.

Everlasting Bridal Bouquet. Hard to capture all th

Everlasting Bridal Bouquet. Hard to capture all the movement and texture of all the flowers, but I can assure you it's gorgeous. All flowers grown and dried by us on our farm!

I really think that dry flowers are the new sustainable late fall/winter wedding option - at least for most growing areas, most definitely for us in the foothills, there are very little fresh flowers growing from November-March. (There is however no chance of wildfire or smoke to ruin the day. Just sayin'). Instead of buying in blooms from extremely far away, all that shipping and almost zero organically or sustainably grown options, you can order dried flowers we've been lovingly tending to all season and you can support 100% local and sustainable! We can even make your items way ahead of time, drying as we go!

Anyways, something to think about if you want sustainable wedding flowers that bonus, will last forever.

#everlastingbouquets #everlastingflowers #everlastingbridalbouquet #driedflowerswedding #driedflowerbouquet #driedflowerbridalbouquet #sustainableweddingflowers #winterwedding #winterweddingflowers

The Calendar is here and the new Luscious Farmers

The Calendar is here and the new Luscious Farmers website is live! I think we all deserve to celebrate the fire season officially being over (12+ inches of rain in less than 2 days!) and start looking forward to 2022.

It's easy to order from the website - (www.lusciousfarmers.com - link is in our bio), you can choose "local pick up" if you are local or I'll be seeing you soon, otherwise I can ship just about anywhere! Also features a "Gallery" page where you can see all of this year's calendar photos (if you're the type that doesn't like surprises). It also hosts all my calendar photography through the years, so check it out to see the photos from 2017-2022 (you can also order professional-quality prints, just send me a message!).

I have so much gratitude to the farmers who keep on working so hard during these unprecedented times of covid, wildfires, smoke, (and now floods?!), in addition to the everyday challenges of small-scale, sustainable agriculture. I feel proud to be a farmer and to be included in a group of folks I admire so much. My ultimate goal is to promote sustainable agriculture with this project, hopefully inspiring more people to buy local food, protect viable farmland and wild spaces, support beginning and marginalized farmers, and fight for all children to have access to healthy, fresh food. If it also inspires some folks to take off their clothes and start growing a garden, who am I to stop them?

And to those of you who eagerly await this calendar each year – to hang in your kitchens and send to your friends near and far – thank you. Seriously, I would most likely never do this without your enthusiasm that comes close to matching my own :).

#farmcalendar #2022calendar #peppers #buylocal #nevadacountygrown #lusciousfarmers #sustainablefarming

I'm not sure what the weather people are saying, b

I'm not sure what the weather people are saying, but on the farm and at my house we set out multiple 5-gallon buckets in different spots and they are almost full to the brim with rain... So does that mean we got 14 inches of rain (and counting)?! I'm reading and hearing different "official" reports but my buckets don't lie...

#rainstorm #californiarain #fireseasonisover

Willow said this video wouldn't be very exciting,

Willow said this video wouldn't be very exciting, but I beg to differ. I mean, look how FAST we are!! And a proper rain in October?!? Also exciting. And getting in some more cover crop before the expected 5-inches-in-one-day deluge we're expecting on Sunday?! All around EXCITING.

Not as exciting is that we have to skip this Saturday's @nevadacityfarmersmarket . Dried Flower Bouquets + Rain = No Bueno. We're disappointed too, but plan to be back every single Saturday after this one, until the last market (Dec. 18th!). But still go to the market, it's gonna be soo good, and veggie farmers have to harvest and sell their crops no matter the weather, so you'll be helping them make a consistent income this week AND going home with the freshest, best bounty of the county.

#excitement #covercrop #sustainableflowers #sustainablefarming #rainday #savethesoil #nitrogenfixation #buylocal

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