Plant your wildest dream seeds and grow a patch of wonderful. Deb Bosworth
Dear sisters,
I think you’ll agree we farmgirls are constantly looking for fun ways to do new things with an old-fashioned farmgirl twist! Whether it’s making totes bags from reusable feed-sacks, re-vamping your glamper-camper, building your first chicken coop or dairy barn or starting your own farmgirl enterprise, Mary Jane has us covered. With a fearless farmgirl leader like Sister #1 at the helm, how can you NOT just bloom? And I mean B.L.O.O.M! Continue reading
Hi Deb,
Oh I’m SO excited for your first market tomorrow. I cannot wait to hear how it goes!
I love all your wonderful touches that are going to make your booth stunning. I’m so exited for you.
And I love that we get to share so many common interests… flower farming the top of the list!
Big hugs – Dori, the Ranch Farmgirl – xoxo
Hey Dori,
Thank you so much! As you know I was wringing my hands down to the last minutes of loading the truck but we made it through! So glad to have my flower farmer, farmgirl bloggin buddy rooting for me!
Big Hugs back atcha!
Deb xoxo
Lovely ideas! Your so creative..here they sell flowers cheaper. Try using $9.99. Love vintage!
Hi Susana,
Thank you! I’m happy to report that our vases went well at 10.00 each. We were thrilled with the interest and response we got. People were seen walking around with our vases throughout the day. One lady bought 4!
Deb xo
I too am in the process of a new farmgirl enterprise! We (Hubby and I) are in the planning stages of buying a farm on the Ohio River! We want to embrace the farmgirl spirit and have 2 vintage campers on the beach to rent out during the summer. My sister-in -laws and I want to open a vintage wares store in the barn also. Any advice is welcome!
Wow! I love the sounds of your farmgirl enterprise. I’m ready to pack a suitcase and head there now. I bet you’ll have fun naming your farm and shop! My little advice for you. I had someone create my logo for me and I’m so glad I did. She took my ideas and inspirations and turned it into something I’m really happy with. Best of luck to you and your family. Keep us posted!
Hugs,
Deb
Deb
You’re flowers look so happy-I want a bunch please!!!
Hi Valerie.. Garden flowers always look happy, don’t they?
Wish I could send you a bunch!
xo Deb
Where did “put down some roots and BLOOM” come from? I need to make a sign to put in my garden to encourage friends, myself (and possibly my plants). Naturally, I want to give credit to the inventor.
Hi Kristy, ” Put Down Some Roots and Bloom ”
Debbie Bosworth…Yup.. That ones mine!
Let me know when you make your sign. I’d love to see it!
Thanks for reading,
Deb x0
You are keeping the dream alive !! I am impressed with your farmgirl creativity!! You are inspiring 🙂
xo
Keep dreamin’ Laura!!! Thanks so much!
Hugs,
Deb
Your photos are a REAL treat for the eyes. Those wooden borders on the flower beds look good and I bet they are especially great when it comes to trimming?
Hi Mary,
Yes, I love the height of my raised beds. They do make weeding, planting and cutting much easier on my back.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Glad you enjoyed 🙂
xo Deb
We moved from TN back to OH last winter. The high kitchen ceilings in our new home begged a large sign of sorts. I am a chicken lover (but don’t have real ones yet) so, my kitchen decor has a chicken theme. All that to say, I made a large 48 x 28, stenciled, FARM FRESH EGGS, sign on barn wood from the 1800’s. It is weathered with some of the original faded white paint. So, I pulled out all my old tools and decided to do stenciled signs for our large flea market that is open 4 days a week. Then….I was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to delay my new enterprise. I’m doing well and ready for my project. You more than achieved your romantic farmgirl theme – love your setup. Always get inspiration from your blog. Farmgirl sister #6244
Hi Sharon,
I’m so glad to hear you are feeling well and ready to tackle your project. Your home sounds charming. Best of luck with your new enterprise and continued healing wishes and prayers to you.
Hugs,
Deb
Good luck Deb! What a darling set up you have for your new business! Maybe one of the markets will find me searching for you! I’d certainly make a bee line to that adorable sink!
One of these days, Sandi! thanks for the well wishes and hope to see you sometime! xo Deb
I love it ALL, Deb! Your story, your logo, your set up, everything! I think you are going to do great at the market and you will definitely be remembered. I, too, am in the beginning stages of a small business. I became a certified Cottage Food Processor, baking cakes and pastries from our home. It wasn’t really something I aspired to do but it just happened. My first order was a multi tiered wedding cake and once word got out, it spread! I now do a weekly “special” and everyone picks up on Friday afternoons. I’m not sure where this is going but I’ll take the ride till we get there! P.S. be prepared for people wanting to buy your props!!!!
Thanks for the beautiful bouquets!!!! you do grow some of the best. God bless.
You’re welcome, Joan! Blessings to you too!
Deb xo
Deb everything looks GREAT and I know you will be a huge success. Just remember have fun at the market, and dont spend all your profits there, like I always did. haha. Be Blessed. Neta 🙂
Neta,
Yes, well, we did spend a little of what we made. How can you not? Ha Ha! BBQ Sauce, goats milk soap, cookies, and raspberry rum jam plus some delicious veggies came home with us yesterday. 🙂 Blessings to you too, Neta dear!
Loved reading about all your new ventures and adventures. You’re always up to something fun
Thank you for reading, Karen. It’s always nice to hear from you!
xo Deb
We’ll done to you Deb. I love your gardens. I hope your flowers stall goes well 🙂
What a delightful read. Makes me want to go out to my raised gardens and do something. Alas, most of our growing season is over as 100+* temps invade my territory.
Love this and it looks like you got one of Donna’s stencils. So excited for you and it sounds like your having a blast.
Hi Carole! We are having so much fun. I actually picked up that little tool box at The Vintage Bazaar already painted and stenciled for me. 🙂
Thanks for coming by the Beach farmgirl Blog! Happy Summer… Hope you are staying cool in Texas.
Deb
So lucky I ran across your blog! I am just putting my plan together for a fresh cut flower garden for next year. I figured I already grow most of the cut flowers for myself, why not expand and sell. Your flowers are so beautiful. And I love the design of your business cards! What a clever idea for a display!! Good luck in your new adventure! I look forward to following you in your journey!
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