What began as a heartfelt tribute has grown into a small flower farm rooted in community, kindness, and locally grown blooms. Every bouquet is grown, harvested, and arranged here at Petal by Petal with the hope that flowers can brighten someone’s day and bring people together.

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Each season brings new growth—not only in the garden, but in this dream I’ve been fortunate enough to share with so many of you.

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Open mid-July through early fall, our self-serve flower stand offers seasonal bouquets, individual stems, Bloom Buckets, and a limited number of custom bouquets for birthdays, celebrations, special events, and everyday moments worth celebrating. Because every flower is grown here in the garden using organic practices and harvested at its peak, each bouquet reflects what’s naturally blooming that week.

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As the season unfolds, the garden changes almost daily. Early-season blooms give way to armfuls of dahlias, which reach their peak in late August and September. No two visits to the stand are ever quite the same—and that’s part of the magic.

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Whether you’re looking for a ready-made bouquet, flowers to arrange at home, or something created just for you, I hope you’ll find a little beauty waiting here.

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For the latest stand updates, seasonal hours, and a look at what’s blooming each week, be sure to follow along on Instagram and Facebook.

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Every purchase helps support cancer research, and each week one bouquet is gifted locally through A New Dawn, a kindness initiative created in memory of my sister, Dawn. Click on "A New Dawn" Tab to learn more about our mission. 

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In our very first season, the Petal by Petal community helped raise $1,000 through the flower stand. Our family proudly matched that gift, allowing us to donate $2,000 to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Dawn’s honor.

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Whether you’ve visited the stand, ordered flowers for someone you love, nominated a recipient for A New Dawn, or simply followed along on this journey, thank you. Your support allows this little flower farm to continue growing, giving, and honoring Dawn—one bouquet at a time.

The best of the season is still ahead.

 

As the dahlias reach their peak, I can’t wait to share the beauty and abundance that make September my favorite time in the garden.