About Elm Farm
Elm Farm is an operational flower farm and gathering place for hosting small groups, photo sessions, workshops, learning days, and simple seasonal events.
With 16 acres & too many chickens, Elm is growing into a stewarded place of hospitality, beauty, food, flowers, and community.
A Farm Being Restored
Elm is not only just one thing. Some areas are growing. Some are resting. Some are being rebuilt. Some are being prepared so guests can gather, walk, learn, photograph, celebrate, and enjoy the farm while the property continues to grow.
Our primary goal is functional beauty. We grow flowers amongst the areas we offer to the public: clean gathering areas, protected growing spaces, and a farm that feels cared for because it is being cared for.
Our Family’s Part
We first came to Elm as a family with a desire to grow food, flowers, and a more rooted life. Over the years, Elm has held vegetable gardens, flower rows, tulips, garlic, chickens, children, friends, experiments, failures, and more abundance than we knew how to manage alone.
The history Elm holds is personal to us, but the farm is no longer only about what our family can grow or host by ourselves. Elm is now being shaped into a place with a purpose that can continue even when we are not the only people holding the work.
A Stewarded Farm
Our family still carries the vision and responsibility for the farm’s purpose, but now we have a team of people who love the farm as much as we do. The on-site steward will be tending the dirt, preparing guest areas, and making sure the chickens don’t get in to the compost.
Whether you come for a photo session, a workshop, a homeschool gathering, a garden table, or a quiet walk through the flowers, our desire is for you to arrive at a place that feels held, purposeful, and alive.
What Elm Offers
Elm is being prepared for small gatherings, learning days, workshops, photo sessions, family celebrations, flower-farm visits, and simple seasonal events. The farm offers open lawn, canopy trees, beautiful buildings, working garden areas, seasonal flowers, shaded places to sit, and the kind of countryside setting that lets people slow down without needing a formal event hall.
Elm has always wanted to be the kind of flower farm that can receive people beautifully and frequently.
Provision at Elm Farm
At Elm, provision may look like flowers, garlic, herbs, eggs, learning days, walking paths, farm tables, workshops, beauty, food, or a peaceful place for a group to gather. The question is not only what the farm can grow, but what it can prepare, sustain, and make receivable.
Elm Farm is still becoming. We are restoring the land, building the flower farm, preparing spaces for guests, and learning how to let this place serve more people without losing what made it worth loving in the first place.
He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?
Micah 6:8
