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May 1

Written By Lauren B

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ANNUAL CUT FLOWERS IN CLAY SOIL

See what’s blooming on our Instagram!

Mid May high tunnel churning out snapdragons, sweet peas, foxglove, cynoglossum.

Next up is larkspur, campanula, & dianthus.

tulip season part iv

Thanks for a great Mother’s Day- and huge thanks to all my friends who helped w harvesting & bouquet making :))) and thanks to all our grocery & wholesale partners for supporting our 100% local blooms!

This was th

Tulip season part iii

I ❤️ tulip season!

Tulip season part ii

Tulip season part 1

High tunnel tulips did great! Field tulips on the way. Spring CSA starting in two weeks or so? I’ll email with an update soon. Just waiting on bulk production from the field so we don’t have any gaps in our CSA weeks

🌸FLORISTS: Our 2026 Floral Wholesale Catalog launches this Friday (the first day of spring!!!)

The catalog will walk through our projected production for each month in our wholesale season (April-October). We’ll break down seasonal availabili

The Dirt, Delivered

Farm updates, flower chaos, and seasonal experiments.

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Sunspell Flora is a small cut flower farm growing seasonal flowers for CSA subscriptions, florist wholesale, and dahlia tuber sales across the North Shore of Massachusetts. Based in Essex County, Sunspell specializes in locally grown flowers rooted in the rhythms of New England seasons, with bouquets and floral crops thoughtfully grown using ecological farming practices. From spring tulips and summer field flowers to late-season dahlias, Sunspell Flora provides fresh, seasonal blooms for flower lovers, CSA members, and florists throughout Salem, Beverly, Essex, and surrounding North Shore communities.

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