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Petals & Produce Brings Fresh-Cut Flowers and Seasonal Produce to a Self-Serve Stand

A small farm stand on County Road 621 is offering something simple and increasingly rare: fresh-cut flowers and produce grown locally and sold directly to the community.

Petals & Produce operates out of a self-serve stand at 3645 CR 621 East, where customers stop in, select what they need, and pay on the honor system using cash or Venmo.

The stand offers beautiful fresh-cut flowers, with rotating selections that often include zinnias, cosmos, sunflowers, and mixed arrangements. What’s available depends on what’s currently blooming, so no two visits look exactly the same.

Fresh zinnias at Petals & Produce farm stand. Photo: Petals & Produce Facebook page.

Alongside the flowers, the stand carries a changing mix of seasonal produce. On a typical day, that might include:

  • Radishes
  • Zucchini and yellow squash (often priced together or mix-and-match)
  • Romaine and green leaf lettuce
  • Cilantro and dill
  • Kale and beets
  • A range of peppers, including serrano, poblano, green, and banana peppers
  • Green beans, cabbage, and other rotating crops

Recent posts indicate corn will be available soon.

From time to time, the stand also includes homemade items—German chocolate cake, zucchini bread, coconut tea cakes, and other baked goods—posted daily on their Facebook page.

So, if you love fresh vegetables, great pricing and local, small business, you don’t want to miss Petals & Produce.

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