Our farm is a dream in action
Sustainable, Seasonal & Diverse
Located in beautiful Southwest Washington State, MoMo focuses on providing local and seasonal flowers to the Portland, Oregon metro area. We grow hundreds of flower varieties in a diverse, integrated farmscape that includes vegetables and fruit for our family. By applying organic and sustainable practices, we provide habitat for critters, keep our water clean, and produce healthy products. We are a “no till” regenerative farm meaning we try to disturb the soil as little as possible so that our soil can hold more water and sequester more carbon.
We live and work on our farm and are open by appointment only. We host private workshops, private tours, photoshoots, and we are sometimes open to the public for u-cuts and special events. Sign up for our mailing list and follow us on instagram for opportunities for public events. We do not host weddings at our farm.
Our Flowers
Most of the flowers we grow are for special events and weddings. We also grow perennials, flowers we LOVE (and can’t live without), on-trend blooms, and new varieties we are trialing.
Availability
Seasonality
Our largest availability for blooms occurs between June and October, but we usually have things in bloom from April through November. Dried flowers are available year round. In the spring, we sometimes have extra flower seedlings available for purchase.
Blooming at MoMo
We manage a Pinterest Board with photos of all the beautiful flowers blooming at MoMo. It is organized by our planned seasonal availability, which can vary based on weather and our calendar of events. You can see exactly what is blooming by following us on Instagram.
Purchasing
Check out our flower journey page to learn more about how to purchase our flowers for weddings and events and visit our shop to purchase seasonal flower offerings and gift cards. We add options for purchasing flowers throughout the season and offer special occasion arrangements and u-picks if we have a bounty of blooms.
Wholesale
We love working with florists choosing to use more local blooms in their designs. Contact us for current varieties, colors, and pricing.