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to Seed + Stone Farm

a boutique fruit & floral farm

We are a small scale, woman-owned and operated fruit and cut flower farm located near Villanueva, NM, primarily serving the Santa Fe area. We offer weekly bouquet subscriptions, limited event floral, dried floral wreaths, and intermittent farmers market flowers. As our orchard matures we will also offer fresh fruit and craft cocktail syrups.

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Come see us on Friday at the @highdesertmarkets Holiday String of Lights market in Santa Fe!

Come see us on Friday at the @highdesertmarkets Holiday String of Lights market in Santa Fe!

Absolutely love these early winter days that start cold but end up perfectly sunny and pleasant, and we can get some things done in the field as well as finish up preparations for next week’s Holiday String of Lights Market!

Absolutely love these early winter days that start cold but end up perfectly sunny and pleasant, and we can get some things done in the field as well as finish up preparations for next week’s Holiday String of Lights Market!

So happy to have lovely salad greens right now! Also way too excited to be cleaning up the flower beds. It’s immensely gratifying to get the past season’s debris into the compost and have the beds looking tidy, and it distracts me from my near-constant desire to start pruning fruit trees, which it’s definitely too early for.

So happy to have lovely salad greens right now! Also way too excited to be cleaning up the flower beds. It’s immensely gratifying to get the past season’s debris into the compost and have the beds looking tidy, and it distracts me from my near-constant desire to start pruning fruit trees, which it’s definitely too early for.

River made sure no frozen half dessicated raspberries were left behind while we decided to relocate the raspberries! It’s a constant game of trying something and then rethinking your decision and deciding it would be better a different way until you finally end up at either the right approach or total failure. Took advantage of damp ground and calm winds to flame weed an area where Russian thistle showed up this year. Need to nip that in the bud! Also, wreaths.

River made sure no frozen half dessicated raspberries were left behind while we decided to relocate the raspberries! It’s a constant game of trying something and then rethinking your decision and deciding it would be better a different way until you finally end up at either the right approach or total failure. Took advantage of damp ground and calm winds to flame weed an area where Russian thistle showed up this year. Need to nip that in the bud! Also, wreaths.

We are excited to be vendors at the @highdesertmarkets holiday market at the railyard pavilion on Santa Fe, Friday December 13 from 3-9pm. If you haven’t been to this event before it’s pretty amazing! Stop by and say hi and check out our pretty wreaths!

We are excited to be vendors at the @highdesertmarkets holiday market at the railyard pavilion on Santa Fe, Friday December 13 from 3-9pm. If you haven’t been to this event before it’s pretty amazing! Stop by and say hi and check out our pretty wreaths!

It’s silly how excited I get about winter cleanup- we pruned grapes, cut down old flower stalks, found this seasonally confused kniphofia seedling in full bloom, admired the new rootlets on the alliums as we planted, cleaned and organized the garden/drying shed. I’m so thrilled as it gets filled with flowers over the summer and almost equally thrilled as we pull them all down for wreaths!

It’s silly how excited I get about winter cleanup- we pruned grapes, cut down old flower stalks, found this seasonally confused kniphofia seedling in full bloom, admired the new rootlets on the alliums as we planted, cleaned and organized the garden/drying shed. I’m so thrilled as it gets filled with flowers over the summer and almost equally thrilled as we pull them all down for wreaths!

Wreaths and more wreaths! We are thrilled to be working the @highdesertmarkets holiday market at the railyard in Santa Fe December 13! We got the garlic in last week, dug dahlias today and planted alliums.

Wreaths and more wreaths! We are thrilled to be working the @highdesertmarkets holiday market at the railyard in Santa Fe December 13! We got the garlic in last week, dug dahlias today and planted alliums.

We certainly didn’t expect to have this many things still blooming out in the field at the end of October, but it sure is nice to go into November with a gigantic bouquet on the table!

We certainly didn’t expect to have this many things still blooming out in the field at the end of October, but it sure is nice to go into November with a gigantic bouquet on the table!

Glads out, garlic in, gorgeous fall radishes, and my October-long swoon over chrysanthemums continues.

Glads out, garlic in, gorgeous fall radishes, and my October-long swoon over chrysanthemums continues.

Yeah yeah, it’s the end of October, but GUESS WHAT?! There are still flowers. All the mums. Lots of burgundy hibiscus foliage, dahlias, snapdragons, and a bit of this and that. So this here’s is the last chance to get fresh flowers from us this year! Bouquets available for pickup in Santa Fe tomorrow between 2.30 and 5:30, or Tuesday between noon and 4. Please place your order with us today! Dm or email.

Yeah yeah, it’s the end of October, but GUESS WHAT?! There are still flowers. All the mums. Lots of burgundy hibiscus foliage, dahlias, snapdragons, and a bit of this and that. So this here’s is the last chance to get fresh flowers from us this year! Bouquets available for pickup in Santa Fe tomorrow between 2.30 and 5:30, or Tuesday between noon and 4. Please place your order with us today! Dm or email.

Holy moly that’s a lot of water. The gentle trickle of post-monsoon season Pecos River is a torrent. Standing water everywhere at the farm. Chrysanthemums still look lovely.

Holy moly that’s a lot of water. The gentle trickle of post-monsoon season Pecos River is a torrent. Standing water everywhere at the farm. Chrysanthemums still look lovely.

Trying to get the last of the dryable flowers and foliage all packed into the drying shed, and wreaths boxed up as they get finished.

Trying to get the last of the dryable flowers and foliage all packed into the drying shed, and wreaths boxed up as they get finished.

Better wreath pics. The number of hats you wear and skill sets you have to have for any small business is kind of wild. It’s taken us some time to sort out photographing the wreaths. Getting better!

Better wreath pics. The number of hats you wear and skill sets you have to have for any small business is kind of wild. It’s taken us some time to sort out photographing the wreaths. Getting better!

I LOVE chrysanthemums. I know people get giddy about dahlias but these beauties have great variety, spectacular vase life, and just as everything else is running down for the season, mums come rolling out all the colors! We’ve got some great pinks coming on in a couple weeks too. I’ll be working out of town for the middle of the month, but if you want a gorgeous chrysanthemum bouquet on the 25th to pick up in town, holler and reserve yours! Last year I got three weeks of vase life out of the later bloomers.

I LOVE chrysanthemums. I know people get giddy about dahlias but these beauties have great variety, spectacular vase life, and just as everything else is running down for the season, mums come rolling out all the colors! We’ve got some great pinks coming on in a couple weeks too. I’ll be working out of town for the middle of the month, but if you want a gorgeous chrysanthemum bouquet on the 25th to pick up in town, holler and reserve yours! Last year I got three weeks of vase life out of the later bloomers.

Floral for business events is always available if we have flowers in the field! Thanks to Enterprise Bank for supporting local small farms!

Floral for business events is always available if we have flowers in the field! Thanks to Enterprise Bank for supporting local small farms!

Yep, it’s wreath season! Maybe not wreath buying season just yet, but wreath making season is in full swing! Planning to bring them to a couple of holiday markets in December, but you can also buy directly from us to pick up at the farm or in Santa Fe.

Yep, it’s wreath season! Maybe not wreath buying season just yet, but wreath making season is in full swing! Planning to bring them to a couple of holiday markets in December, but you can also buy directly from us to pick up at the farm or in Santa Fe.

I hate to brag, but it’s an absolute pleasure every time my parents come for a visit! Smart, funny, supportive, immensely capable. I kind of hit the jackpot on the parent thing. Lucky me!!

I hate to brag, but it’s an absolute pleasure every time my parents come for a visit! Smart, funny, supportive, immensely capable. I kind of hit the jackpot on the parent thing. Lucky me!!

Barb caught the fattest bumblebee enjoying the flowers yesterday. Loving these beautiful fall days! Need flowers? We still have them (fall color schemes only!).

Barb caught the fattest bumblebee enjoying the flowers yesterday. Loving these beautiful fall days! Need flowers? We still have them (fall color schemes only!).

Barb found the perfect scabiosa this morning, I matched the armload of apricotta and rubenza cosmos, we went prickly pear foraging, transplanted winter salad greens, and had a productive day all around. Go find Barb at the @tesorosdelvallefarmersmarket in San Miguel this afternoon - she’s got lots of bouquets!

Barb found the perfect scabiosa this morning, I matched the armload of apricotta and rubenza cosmos, we went prickly pear foraging, transplanted winter salad greens, and had a productive day all around. Go find Barb at the @tesorosdelvallefarmersmarket in San Miguel this afternoon - she’s got lots of bouquets!

All the critters! (Not pictured, the gophers who were laying waste to one of the glad beds, no longer an issue) I get super excited to see the tarantula migration every fall! It’s not truly a migration, more of a manic mating season, but they are so cool, I love seeing them! And the cutest fat frog occupying an old gopher hole next to the irrigation. Some new mums just opening- I got some earlier blooming varieties this year, hoping by next year they are harvestable size!

All the critters! (Not pictured, the gophers who were laying waste to one of the glad beds, no longer an issue) I get super excited to see the tarantula migration every fall! It’s not truly a migration, more of a manic mating season, but they are so cool, I love seeing them! And the cutest fat frog occupying an old gopher hole next to the irrigation. Some new mums just opening- I got some earlier blooming varieties this year, hoping by next year they are harvestable size!

Peaches! Managed to get another batch of perennials in the ground- can’t wait to see them blooming next year! Just getting started on wreath making, and still picking fresh flowers too!

Peaches! Managed to get another batch of perennials in the ground- can’t wait to see them blooming next year! Just getting started on wreath making, and still picking fresh flowers too!

Pretty in pink special delivery for @momma.b7 sent by @jaylgonz because obviously he loves her!

Pretty in pink special delivery for @momma.b7 sent by @jaylgonz because obviously he loves her!

Super stoked when one of our business subscribers wants something extra large for their open house! More like this please! Sticking chrysanthemum cuttings- the bulk of our mums survive the winter in the field but I’m always hedging my bets on that and propagating more. However, I have a bad habit of not keeping labels with them so I don’t know til they bloom the next year which cultivars I’ve got! 😬

Super stoked when one of our business subscribers wants something extra large for their open house! More like this please! Sticking chrysanthemum cuttings- the bulk of our mums survive the winter in the field but I’m always hedging my bets on that and propagating more. However, I have a bad habit of not keeping labels with them so I don’t know til they bloom the next year which cultivars I’ve got! 😬

Oh man does it feel dreamy to be out here in pleasant temperatures! It reminds me that I actually enjoy farm labor and doing fifteen different projects in a workday! Also getting to pause to eat fruit off the trees while standing in sun that feels nice instead of brutal is the sort of moment I wouldn’t trade for anything. Got the raised bed seeded with winter crops (finally) and harvested the Shinko pears. And flowers.

Oh man does it feel dreamy to be out here in pleasant temperatures! It reminds me that I actually enjoy farm labor and doing fifteen different projects in a workday! Also getting to pause to eat fruit off the trees while standing in sun that feels nice instead of brutal is the sort of moment I wouldn’t trade for anything. Got the raised bed seeded with winter crops (finally) and harvested the Shinko pears. And flowers.

Have I mentioned how delicious Asian pears are? I don’t have a ton of uses for them outside of fresh eating because half the experience is texture and juiciness, but I have in the past cooked down juice to a pancake syrup that’s tangy and delicious. We don’t have that kind of volume this year so we are just stuffing our faces with them right now! This variety is called Shinko. The Nijisseiki is already picked down and we will have a handful of Korean Giants in a couple weeks. So excited to see this orchard maturing after we grafted most of these trees five years ago!

Have I mentioned how delicious Asian pears are? I don’t have a ton of uses for them outside of fresh eating because half the experience is texture and juiciness, but I have in the past cooked down juice to a pancake syrup that’s tangy and delicious. We don’t have that kind of volume this year so we are just stuffing our faces with them right now! This variety is called Shinko. The Nijisseiki is already picked down and we will have a handful of Korean Giants in a couple weeks. So excited to see this orchard maturing after we grafted most of these trees five years ago!

It seems that some people don’t believe that Barb exists, so here’s some evidence! Most of the beautiful photos you see in this feed as well as the snazzy layout and design on our newsletters are Barb’s work! Because I’m often doing silly stuff like standing in the raised bed digging in compost instead of taking pics! Barb has also been handling filling out drying shed with so many flowers for fall wreaths!

It seems that some people don’t believe that Barb exists, so here’s some evidence! Most of the beautiful photos you see in this feed as well as the snazzy layout and design on our newsletters are Barb’s work! Because I’m often doing silly stuff like standing in the raised bed digging in compost instead of taking pics! Barb has also been handling filling out drying shed with so many flowers for fall wreaths!

Pretty bouquets, some interesting dahlias from the seedling bed, and lots and lots of flowers! Who needs a bouquet??

Pretty bouquets, some interesting dahlias from the seedling bed, and lots and lots of flowers! Who needs a bouquet??

When the bride asks for summer-picnic-meets-wildflower-meadow vibes, we get pretty excited! To be fair, full service weddings aren’t really our jam, but a la carte works great for us, especially when people are so delightful to work with! More like this please!

When the bride asks for summer-picnic-meets-wildflower-meadow vibes, we get pretty excited! To be fair, full service weddings aren’t really our jam, but a la carte works great for us, especially when people are so delightful to work with! More like this please!

Warm and peachy vibes for one of our subscription bouquets, then all the brassy yellow-oranges for another! I thoroughly enjoy the inefficiency of making every bouquet unique rather than banging out a bunch of the same design.

Warm and peachy vibes for one of our subscription bouquets, then all the brassy yellow-oranges for another! I thoroughly enjoy the inefficiency of making every bouquet unique rather than banging out a bunch of the same design.

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