Welcome to our farm!
We are passionate about sharing our beautiful land & flowers with our guests. Visit us to hand select your own arrangement from our finest flowers, enjoy some freshly grown berries (when in season), or sit-back and relax on our quiet four-acre family farm. Check-out our public events, plan your own private party, or feel free to design a bouquet for a special someone; we're happy to help!
To learn more about our regenerative & organic farming techniques, please visit the "about" page.
Linda & David
Thinking about planning a visit?
We'd love for you to visit! Please reserve a time online & feel free to reach out with any questions.
Say hello to our
friends on the farm!
We have alpacas, angora goats, friendly garden chickens, & our famous pet turkey - Jack!
Why buy local flowers?
Flowers can reduce stress and improve your mood, along with connecting you to a time, a place, a person, a season, and an event. They have a story and you are part of it!
locally grown
Almost 80% of fresh flowers sold in the United States are not grown in North America but in Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, the Netherlands, and Israel. Shipping flowers from those countries to the United States incurs huge transportation, energy, refrigeration, and storage costs, leaving an enormous carbon footprint. Locally grown flowers are produced in greater varieties, providing a wide range of colors, forms, and scents.
responsibly produced
Local growers strive to provide their flowers using responsible farming methods like integrated pest management, diverse cropping systems, and low input fertilization programs. Our farm encourages important biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation.
truly fresh
Imported flowers are often cut a week or more before they arrive in a consumer's hands. During this time, quality and vase life decline. Locally grown flowers can be cut in the morning and on your dining room table that evening. Many commodity-type flowers have been bred for a uniformity to fit in a box, and to hold up in that box for long-distance travel, usually losing their natural fragrance in the process.
support small businesses
Local growers strive to provide their flowers using responsible farming methods like integrated pest management, diverse cropping systems, and low input fertilization programs. Our farm encourages important biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation.
I wish I could give Strawflower Farms 6 stars! I reserved a time for my Mom and I as a Mothers Day gift & went to brunch after. We had the absolute best, memorable time. Linda and her husband were so hospitable and informative. My mom said it was the best gift I ever gave her. The flowers we arranged were stunning & we will absolutely be back again. A one of a kind experience!
Lacey C.
special event
Watercolor Painting Class
Pick your own flowers & paint a picture of them!
Coming in 2025
Then learn how to use tube watercolors on specially prepared paper with some guidance from Teaching Artist Veronica Batter. Start with some practice, then create a finished watercolor painting on either a prestretched 9x12in watercolor paper OR 4 watercolor paper notecards with envelopes. Walk away from this special workshop with a flower bouquet in a vase, and a watercolor painting for your home. A beautiful way to spend a later summer evening!!! Painting Instructor: Veronica Batter Saturday, May 18, 12:00-2:30pm (Raindate will be scheduled if needed) $60 includes all supplies! (Flower picking, and watercolor paintings supplies)
At the idyllic Strawflower Farm located in Glen Mills during sunset, pick your own flower bouquet then paint your bouquet with professional guidance from artist Veronica Batter. Enjoy a peaceful evening among flowers and friends, picking then creating your own flower bouquet from rows and rows of flowers grown by Farmer Linda Clark. Linda has animals to say hello to as you work on your creation including a friendly garden chicken, turkey, alpacas, and more.
Plan a private event!
feel free to reach out with questions
