Our Family Farm

Back in 2007 when we were just baby farmers, we were planning our wedding and decided to grow a big flower garden by the river where we lived. We got married in that garden and ours was the first wedding I ever flowered.  

I was already bit by the farming bug, but I was swimming in vegetables so wherever we lived in those early years of marital bliss, farming in rural Oregon, I grew flowers and I truly couldn’t get enough. Pretty soon my siblings and a lot of my friends were also getting married so I ended up growing flowers and designing for a handful of weddings every summer.

The art of floral design ignited something in me that felt so intuitive and authentic. It really was the perfect creative outlet for my nature-loving, plant geek of a soul and I realized that a seed had been planted inside me, the dream to merge my two growing passions. I poured over floral design books, took workshops, volunteered for floral designers I admired, and practiced my art any chance I got, growing my medium for this artform along the way.  

In 2016 my youngest daughter started sleeping through the night and that’s what it took to finally take the plunge and start the business of my dreams and Wild Child Flower Company was born.

Some think I named the business after the naked children running around my flower garden, and they wouldn't be wrong. But there is also an element of Wild Child in me as well, I've never been able to tame the impulse to twirl in a field of wildflowers, to eat a carrot right out of the ground, to howl at the full moon or take a more unconventional path. I think we all may have a little Wild Child inside us, and if so, you've come to the right place.

Now, over eight years later our family of four is deeply rooted on my grandparents' land, planting seeds and dreaming dreams. We are grateful to be able to share the local flower season with our community and are so happy you found us!