Three Acre Farm

🌷🙌It's Tulip Time, and THE FLOWER HOUSE IS OPEN FOR THE SEASON!

🎥Every morning, I post a video on our Facebook and Instagram Stories, showing you what’s available.

Here are tips for visiting our Flower House!
For a map and more, visit our website.
https://www.threeacrefarm.net/flower-house

🌸Located on the NW corner of 100th St and Homerich Ave in Byron Center. 📣NOTE: The Flower House has its own driveway. Don’t pull into our home driveway 🚫🏠 Our dogs will let you know you’re in the wrong place. 😉

🌸Open 8am-8pm, Tuesday - Saturday

🌸Closed on Sunday and Monday

🌸Please pull your vehicle ALL THE WAY UP to the white fence by the Flower House. Do NOT block the driveway as it causes traffic issues.

🌸Flower House is self-serve.

🌸We accept: Cash, Check and Credit Card

🌸Flowers are either on the bench or in the floral cooler, depending on the day.

🌸If you pull a bouquet out of the bucket to look at it, but put it back, MAKE SURE IT’S IN THE WATER. Bouquets left out of water have to be thrown away.😫

🌸There is a sink with water 💦 in the Flower House. Bring your own vase… or check our selection of donated vases under the payment counter.

🌸Please do not bring your dog to the farm.🚫🐶 Our farm dogs are trained to protect our livestock from stray/loose dogs and they will consider your dog to be a threat.

🌸The farm is our private residence. Do not pull into our farmhouse driveway or wander the farm. Thanks for respecting our personal space! ❤️

This topic is a total GAME-CHANGER for cut flower growers.

Knowing the difference between:

❄️Hardy Annuals
and
🔥Heat-Loving Annuals

While all of the plants in this category are technically Annuals (as opposed to Biennials, Perennials, etc), the two groups behave VERY differently.

They are planted at different times.
They bloom at different times.
Timing is EVERYTHING!

Once you master the timing of these two groups of cut flowers, you can have beautiful flowers to harvest for MONTHS instead of just WEEKS.

I wrote a detailed blog post where I break down:
✔ The difference between Hardy Annuals and Heat-Loving Annuals
✔ Why timing is everything (and why so many people get it wrong)
✔ The trick for maximizing your space and growing as many flowers as possible
✔ Which ones to start with if you're an absolute beginner

🌱Hot tip: Even though we can't plant Heat-loving Annuals for another 4-6 weeks, RIGHT NOW is the perfect time to plant Hardy Annuals.

You'll find a list of suggestions for each group in the blog post.

READ THE BLOG POST 👉 Hardy Annuals vs. Heat-Loving Annuals: How to Have Blooms All Season Long https://www.threeacrefarm.net/blog/2026/4/14/hardy-annuals-vs-heat-loving-annuals-how-to-have-blooms-all-season-long

Happy planting!