Summer 2018


A bouquet of ranunculi grown at Sierra Flower Farm.
Photo by Jen Britton

 

Kim Urso, owner of the Yellow Petal Flower Farm in Dayton”]It was time to stop and smell the flowers. Or, in my case, grow them.”

 

 

 

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