A mother-daughter collaboration inspired by the magic of growing from seed, High Hopes is both a flower farm and evolving creative space

The idea for a cut flower farm was born out of the pandemic lockdown, and an introduction to Floret Flower Farm’s annual growers workshop in 2020. We wanted to find a way to utilize our family property (a previously owned dairy farm in Damascus, Pennsylvania) as both a collaborative creative outlet and a place to share precious moments with family and friends. 

We practice sustainable farming, and grow everything from seed and tuber. Our curated annual seed selections change with each season. Dahlias are a mainstay. We believe in fair pricing, accessibility and the power of community. To that end part of our mission is Turning Flowers into Food. A portion of all proceeds is donated to local organizations supporting food security for all.

We are excited to interpret a painting by our dear friend @philemona8 at Montclair Art Museum’s biennial Art in Bloom event opening May 15th. The museum will be filled with work by many talented floral designers and flower enthusiasts. What bet
A little history. Our passion for growing flowers was partly fueled by the disappearance of bees. The lesson was very real for us. We have a very old Mock Orange shrub (Philadelphus pubescens) with an irresistible fragrance that is practically swarme
HIGH HOPES UPDATE: The good news is that we’re almost halfway through February. The better news is that we’re in our planning phase for this season’s cut flowers. We’re adding a broader selection of annuals including what we
Counting our blessings as one year closes and a new one begins. To all of you who have supported, encouraged and given us your attention, thank you, thank you , thank you. Our vision for High Hopes Flower Farm is always evolving, and as we approach