Faraway Flower Farm — Welcome to the Barn Marché

A magical place hosting workshops and events plus artist pop-ups, usually featuring flowers and foliage grown right here at Faraway, on beautiful Filucy Bay.

Faraway Flower Farm

Where we grow some of the most beautiful flowers imaginable, mere steps away from the Barn Marché.

Zinnias. These “cut & come again” flowers are a must-grow.
Photo by Brook Hurst Stephens

More images from the @farawayflowerfarm Instagram account will be added below periodically. Click on an image to see the caption.

The annual planting of the swans is complete. I plant them with paperwhites each year, and then they usually sit in the greenhouse for a bit before I take them to the dining room of the main house.
This time they’re chillin’ in the coole

Please join us Saturday November 16, 11:00-3:00 for our first 2-part workshop at the Barn Marché: “Block Prints & Paperwhites”

The day includes learning the centuries-old art of Block Printing with Kristin of @moonteaartwork,

On Sunday I drove to Snohomish to have lunch with a friend before joining her in her utterly charming studio, @fleurs.creative to make an autumn wreath.
Alicia has dried flowers, foliage, and ribbons in virtually every color of the rainbow but the o

When I open a flower press and find sweet little surprises. 🖤 🫠

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I finally did it!
After years of reading the botanical dyeing books and growing plants for botanical dyeing - but still not wanting to go it alone - I finally snagged a spot in one of the super popular textile classes with @hannahwatsontextiles at

Wonderful day spent at @arrowheadranchcamano learning “The Art of Fresh Cheese” from the best (@cheesemakermeghan)!
Delighted to see she had a wonderful assortment of edible flowers, lemons, fresh herbs, and spices to add to our creations

THROWBACK to August 2018, when I first set up my farmstand. This photo of me holding a “Tromboncino” squash was taken that first morning as I was excitedly stocking the shelves and filling the French market buckets (vases.)

I had been a

I spent some off-the-farm time on Sunday in Eugene at @charleslittleandco in a “Dried Flower Wearables” workshop led by Jen Rich of @richearthdesigns.

I’ve been inspired by @b.littleflowerfarmer for years, and followed Jen’s

Flowers that always make me happy:
• Pink flowers (like Cosmos)
• Everlasting flowers (such a Strawflowers)
• Flowers that have healthy properties (Feverfew)

In the second pic I turned around after shutting off the floral shop in the

Sweet little IKEA jugs of flowers with an old-fashioned feel.

I believe a home can never have too many garlands.
”Crackerjack” marigolds are like sunshine on a string.

Brook with “Mongolian Giant” Sunflowers.
Photo taken mid-September by Rylea Foehl

We grow thousands and thousands of daffodils here!

L x A hybrid lilies, anyone? Yes please!

Chuck & Peanut on a morning stroll through the flowers.