Clay Soil and Technicolored Weeds-Clay Soil Tips by Hannah of Hey Hun Flower Farm Hey Hun, Clay soil got you down? When I was younger my grandparents used to pay me to pick rocks out of the rusty clay dirt they had on their property. It helped my grandpa mow and kept me busy. That red dirt seemed to struggle growing much of anything, but you could always find a bounty of Queen Anne’s Lace even in the heat of Summer. Queen Anne's Lace (Invasive in some areas) The sprays of bright white flowers...

Hey Reader, It's time for running through sprinklers, drinking from the hose, and chasing the ice cream truck. It's also time for the School's Out for Summer event with The Bookery and the HNB house in downtown Lebanon! This is a fun kid friendly event from 11-4pm on Saturday June 20th at 585 S Main St. Lebanon, OR! Bring the whole family and celebrate the season with permanent jewelry, cotton candy, arts and crafts, and of course FLOWERS! I will be there and can't wait to see you all! RSVP...

Hey Reader, Before I got the wild idea that maybe I could sell flowers, I was just a gardener who turned to the soil when things got hard; and really, I still am. I have expanded my space, learned a few new things, and made some awesome connections; but my reason to be out with my flowers is the same: they bring me hope. Recently, I asked you all what you want to see more of from Hey Hun Flower Farm and I asked you all why you love flowers. This was one of your responses: "Pretty flowers 😍🤩...

Why Should I Care About My Growing Zones and Frost Dates? How to figure out your growing zone and frost dates, what it means, and why it's important. When I was younger, I thought I had a black thumb. I was always killing plants. My grandma and I would joke I inherited it from her because we both could kill a succulent or a bamboo in just a few days. Since then, I have done a lot of reading, learning, and planting-so let's chat about Growing Zones. Growing Zone Local Readers For my local...

Hey Hun Flower Farm Healing Soil and Community one Bouquet at a Time. Tenacity and Zip Ties Hey Hun, I'm about 58 days into this wild idea that I might be able to start my own flower farm in my own backyard; and side yard, and front yard, and part of my driveway. It just keeps growing as I rework my crop plan and potential stem counts. I am trying to remember I can't grow every flower that makes my heart go pitter patter, but if I could I would. About three years ago I found myself struggling...

Hey Hun Flower Farm Building healthy soil and community one bouquet at a time. Hey Hun! My name is Hannah and I run Hey Hun Flower Farm. I started gardening after years of swearing I had a black thumb back around 2019. That first year I focused mostly on veggies and bought many starts from the local middle school 4H. When I ate my first home grown cucumber, I was hooked! Each year I added a bit more to my space, killed many plants, and learned more and more about how to take a tiny seed and...