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...is creating an incredible garden as a regenerative ecosystem and perennial paradise that celebrates both native plants and the diversity of nature. Using sustainable growing practices and permaculture principles, we are able to produce a lush abundance of well grown, seasonal, and uniquely beautiful varieties of flowers and food.
Come tour the garden and let us share our passion with you!
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Specialty cut flowers are where our hearts lie, so we put extra love into hand growing healthy, seasonal blooms. By using farming practices that are gentle on the environment and skipping the toxic chemicals, we allow our flowers to grow to their fullest potential and beauty .
Our mixed annual and perennial garden produces an exceptional array of fruits, berries, edible flowers, and native foods that have diverse culinary and medicinal uses. These plants awaken your taste buds and also provide habitats for species that are crucial to sustaining the entire garden ecosystem.
Events
A sprinkling of farm fresh flowers makes every party pop, and we’re happy to collaborate with anyone planning an event in Oregon Wine Country and the Portland Metro Area.
We offer a la carte farmhouse style arrangements
Business Subscriptions
“Pollinate” your business with our weekly subscription of wildflower inspired arrangements! The hand picked bouquets will be personally delivered each Thursday from May to October in quart-sized vases.
Delivery to Newberg, Dundee, Dayton
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We are John & Jeremi, the Pollinate boys.
In 2009, we planted a beautiful garden in the backyard of our rented house. It quickly became clear by the juxtaposition of the vibrant garden and the Astroturf of the front lawn, that our intentions had overgrown our actual space. While the fence surrounding our tiny suburban yard physically limited us, we had cultivated an obsessive love of the abundance and diverse beauty of nature. We set our sights on a new property and developed a plan to take a broken piece of land and “re-wild” it into a bio-diverse habitat for flora and fauna alike. In the summer of 2012, armed with textbook theories and a single dull shovel, we moved to 2.5 acres in Dundee, Oregon turning our dream into reality.
Reality can be a serious teacher and while we’ve had our growing pains, we’ve learned to tailor those textbook theories to the land and climate. Over the past few years we have focused on building permanent, no-till beds and surrounding these beds with lush perennial plantings, developing a habitat where life thrives.
The result of this healthy environment for plants, animals, insects and microbes is our ability to grow luscious, nutrient dense produce and vibrant cut flowers that you can feel good about shoving your face in.
We are John & Jeremi, the Pollinate boys.
In 2009, we planted a beautiful garden in the backyard of our rented house. It quickly became clear by the juxtaposition of the vibrant garden and the Astroturf of the front lawn, that our intentions had overgrown our actual space. While the fence surrounding our tiny suburban yard physically limited us, we had cultivated an obsessive love of the abundance and diverse beauty of nature. We set our sights on a new property and developed a plan to take a broken piece of land and “re-wild” it into a bio-diverse habitat for flora and fauna alike. In the summer of 2012, armed with textbook theories and a single dull shovel, we moved to 2.5 acres in Dundee, Oregon turning our dream into reality.
Reality can be a serious teacher and while we’ve had our growing pains, we’ve learned to tailor those textbook theories to the land and climate. Over the past few years we have focused on building permanent, no-till beds and surrounding these beds with lush perennial plantings, developing a habitat where life thrives.
The result of this healthy environment for plants, animals, insects and microbes is our ability to grow luscious, nutrient dense produce and vibrant cut flowers that you can feel good about shoving your face in.
Need to stop & smell the flowers? Come by our farm for our monthly free guided tour! Tours begin promptly at 10:00am and last about an hour. We’d love to meet you!
2019 Farm Tour Dates:
5/4, 6/1, 7/6, 8/3, 9/7, 10/5
2019 Farm Tour Dates:
5/4, 6/1, 7/6, 8/3, 9/7, 10/5
FEEL FREE TO REACH OUT TO US WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. WE LOVE HEARING FROM YOU!
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