We’re so glad you found your way here.
This is a place to slow down, wander the field, and enjoy flowers grown with care, season by season. Whether you’re here to learn, visit, or simply linger for a moment, this space is for you.
"I MUST HAVE FLOWERS, ALWAYS, AND ALWAYS."
Claude Monet
The heart of fox cottage farm
Flowers have shaped my life in more ways than I can count — from my grandfather's rose garden to the field I tend today. Fox Cottage Farm grew from that lifelong connection and the steady, grounding practice of caring for something living.
Notes on Growing dahlias
A clear, experience-based guide to growing dahlias - from tuber to bloom - shaped by seasonal timing, observation, and real field practice.
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Field Light Presets
A small collection of Lightroom presets inspired by natural light, soft color, and the tones of the field - created to enhance, not overpower.
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workshops + Education
Classes, workshops, and educational resources designed to make growing flowers feel more approachable, grounded, and sustainable.
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"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
Native American Proverb
Our Field Journal | GROWING GUIDES
How to Make Dahlias Bloom More: 7 Mistakes That Reduce Flower Production
If your dahlias aren’t blooming as much as you expected, the issue may not be the plant — it may be the approach. Here are 7 common mistakes that reduce flower production and how to encourage more blooms all season long.
Brides Growing Their Own Dahlias: A Romantic Guide to Growing Wedding Flowers with Meaning
More brides are choosing to grow their own wedding dahlias — not just for beauty, but for meaning. This guide shares romantic dahlia varieties by color palette, from soft blush and dreamy whites to peach, lavender, and autumn tones.
If You’ve Never Grown Dahlias, Start Here | Beginner Dahlia Guide
If dahlias have been calling to you but you’re unsure where to begin, this guide was written for you. A grounded introduction to growing dahlias, rooted in real flower farm experience and the quiet joy of learning season by season.




















