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Celadon Hill is a boutique flower farm in Baldwin, Maryland. We sustainably grow “field to market” flowers for our community on our big green hill, using no-till methods. Celadon Hill is a friendly place for bees, birds, blooms, and us! 


Welcome to our 8th Season of growing beautiful flowers for our community.

Bucket Flower Subscriptions on Sale Now. Bountiful buckets of blooms for you to make one big arrangement or several smaller. Split with a neighbor or friend!

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Flowers

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Our 2026 seasonal flower grow list includes a mix of annuals, perennials, and woody shrubs for long-lasting mixed bouquets and buckets of blooms. Here’s a peek of what we’re growing this year.

 

SPRING

Amsonia, Agrostemma, Bachelor Button, Bupleurum, Bells of Ireland, Calendula, Campanula, Delphinium, Dianthus, Feverfew, Hellebore, Larkspur, Lily of the Valley, Nigella, Orlaya, Peony, Poppy, Ranunculus, Saponaria, Scabiosa, Snapdragon, Solomon’s Seal, Statice, Tulips, Willow and More!  

SUMMER

Ageratum, Amaranth, Asters, Basil, Celosia, Cosmos, Lisianthus, Marigolds, Rudbeckia, Sunflowers, Zinnias and More!

FALL

Broom Corn, Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Gomphrena, Goldenrod, Gourds, Marigolds, Jewel of Opar, Rudbeckia, Salvia, Sedum, Sunflowers, Strawflowers, and More! 

WINTER

Paperwhites, Amaryllis, Magnolia, Curly Willow, Red Twig Dogwood, Carolina Sapphire, and Winterberry.

Why Buy Local?

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Local flowers last longer, smell better, and offer greater variety!

Best of all, they’re grown here in North America, and often may be cut in the morning, and decorating your dinner table that evening.

Supporting our local farmers and merchants is good for every community. And when it comes to buying flowers, there are so many other reasons to buy local.

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Why Buy Local Flowers?
Supporting our local merchants and farmers is good for every community. But when it comes to buying flowers there are so many other reasons to buy local.


They Are Truly Local and Fresh
Almost 80 percent of fresh flowers sold in the United States and Canada are not grown in North America. You can easily find wonderfully fresh, long-lasting flowers from local farmers.


They Are Unique
Local cut flower growers are a passionate group, and grow an incredibly diverse selection of flowers, foliage, stems, and fruits. Let your inner designer go wild with the wide range of fun local floral material available.

They Are Responsibly Grown
Our growers strive to produce their flowers using responsible farming methods like integrated pest management, diverse cropping systems, and low-input fertilization programs. Their farms encourage important biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation.

They Smell Better
Many commodity-type flowers have been bred for uniformity and to fit into a box, often losing their natural fragrance in the process. Locally-grown flowers are produced in greater varieties, providing a wide range of colors, forms, and scents.

They Support the Local Economy
The production and sale of locally-grown cut flowers contribute to a community’s economy, and provide employment and valuable agriculture experience to many.

They Make You Feel Better!
Flowers reduce stress and improve your mood. Flowers can be connected to a memory of a time, a place, a person, a season, an event. They have a story, and you are part of it.

Source: Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers

Shop Celadon Hill Flowers HERE.

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