For photographers looking for a sweet space to host full and mini sessions. I only book one photographer per available evening and you're welcome to use the entire acre of the gardens, greenhouse, driveway, and line of crepe myrtles. Keep in mind this is adjacent to our home property and not a full private space (no boudoir).
reserve the garden & greenhouse
for photographers
reserve the garden & greenhouse
Hi, I'm Courtney!
We bought twelve acres of wild land to raise our babies on and I've been adding gardens, a greenhouse, and finding where the light falls perfectly for beautiful sessions - and I named it Wildwood Acres.
In 2024, we decided to start growing hundreds of flowers for locals to pick up at our flower stand, and it's been great! I've filled the stand with flowers for showers, recitals, and even just for women to have something bright on their kitchen tables.
I hope you snatch a bouquet or two this Summer!
xox
Meet your local flower farmer
wildwood acres flower farm
Pull into the grass to the right of the stand then back into the driveway! You won't hurt the grass on either side - it stays dry! Read how to care for your fresh market bouquet below!
Turn Around
You'll see multiple bouquets in the stand! Choose your favorite(s) and then check off your name on the stand list so that I know you came by! If you purchase from the extras, use the cash box or come back to this page to pay again!
Choose Yours
Saturday mornings are when I fill the stand with fresh-cut bouquets. All reserved orders are put inside, along with sometimes a few extras for cash pay if a customer decided to grab an extra for a friend! I'll have them in the stand from 8AM-11AM.
When to Arrive
the flower farm stand
how to pick up your flowers
Pull a few stems out to share with a friend or add an extra bouquet to your order next time! Flowers are meant to be shared!
Share with a Friend
It seems like this would be counterintuitive because flowers need sunlight to grow, but now that they're cut, we need to keep them out of direct sunlight!
Keep Away from Windows
Keep an eye on the water in your jar or vase! When it looks cloudy, pour it out and add fresh cool water for your flowers to get a drink!