Skip to Content

Other products & services

Other products & services

Other products & services

Shop Skipley Spot of Gold

Skipley Spot of Gold.JPG

Image 1 of

Skipley Spot of Gold.JPG

Skipley Spot of Gold.JPG

Skipley Spot of Gold

$16.00

sold out

pink (formal decorative)

Add To Cart

pink (formal decorative)

pink (formal decorative)

Location

16535 Jungquist Road | Skagit Valley
Mount Vernon, WA

You catch more flies with honey than vinegar, they say. Well, I’m not sure I necessarily want more flies in my life but literal interpretation aside, there’s something to be said for being kind and gracious over bitter and unpleasant.

&

We’re seven weeks away from our in-person dahlia tuber sale with Allison (@kalelanedahlias), Brenna (@threebrothersblooms), and Nina (@trilliumfinch). Our varieties will be posted by February 21st and trust me when I say this: it’s going

Mark your calendars to join us for our in-person dahlia tuber sale on March 8th in Skagit Valley! This year our sellers include Brenna of Three Brothers Blooms (@threebrothersblooms), Nina of Trillium Finch (@trilliumfinch), Allison of Kale Lane Dahl

Spent a full day washing tubers, ending with these beauts: Robann Butterscotch. Tomorrow it’s back to dividing, with a morning break to do some planning for our up-coming in-person dahlia tuber sale. More info to come! (It’s shaping up to

Jeff and I have been watching ‘Interstellar’ in 30-40 minute chunks before bed this week and it has me feeling all sorts of uncomfortable. Space exploration scares me like you wouldn’t believe. That’s a big, fat “no than

Happy 50th birthday to Farmer Jeff! 🎉 Today’s dahlia: Bloomquist Jeff, of course!

#beemerryfarm

The days that are sandwiched between New Years and the first day back to school after Winter Break are always anxious ones for me. The Christmas décor that was so joyful in December now feels like clutter strewn about the house, the living roo

**GIVEAWAY**

(It’s a good one . . . worth reading through my rambling to get to it! 😉)

Growing tulips in a valley saturated with tulips may seem like a poor business plan, and maybe it is, but I find those early spring blooms so hopeful aft

Dahlia enthusiasts are entering a season of equal parts hope and crushed dreams: Dahlia Wars. Sometimes it’s your one shot at securing a variety you really want for the next season. You win some, you lose some, but there’s something to be

Contact

Melissa - beemerryfarm@gmail.com

Follow us on Instagram @beemerryfarm