Welcome to Sullivan Family Farm. A woman owned and operated flower farm in Johnson, Vermont.
Everyone loves flowers. Add a little color to your life. Get a bouquet for that special someone or special event — and grab another for yourself.
Stop and smell the peonies.
Explore What We Offer
Nurture your soul with the color and fragrance of nature. Make a special event even more special or add a little sunshine to a regular day. There are so many ways to enjoy the bounty and beauty of Sullivan Farm flowers. Pick up a bouquet at the Farm, keep an eye on the “Farm Calendar” page for Flower Bar and Pick Your Own dates, or order flowers by the bucket to create your own bouquets and arrangements!
Farm Stand
Treat your taste buds to fresh from the farm products, including fresh eggs, apple cider, sourdough breads, jams and jellies, and blueberries. Subscribe to the newsletter, Get the Dirt, to stay up to date on seasonal farm stand products.
We accept: CASH, Local Check, and Venmo. Credit cards accepted through Venmo. Cash and checks receive a 2% discount.
Private Events
Host your special event among the blooms and meadows of Sullivan Family Farm. It is the perfect setting for a small wedding, bridal or bachelorette party, birthday, retirement, or graduation parties, or family reunions. Take advantage of other farm services and add-on a private pick-your-own, flower bar, or an arranging workshop just for your guests.
Reinventing Val
Our Mission is to nurture the soil and productivity of Sullivan Farm so that it may nurture the soul of the Sullivan Family and local community. We do this by using sustainable and responsible growing practices, focusing on the beauty of flowers, woodland stewardship, and pollinator habitat. Every decision we make is shaped by this clear and simple Mission.
Our Vision is a farm full of beautiful blooms, full of life, and joyful with celebration. Our goal is for Sullivan Family Farm to provide joy to others by offering high-quality blooms, opportunities to explore and experience nature, and be a place of celebration and connection.
Nurture the Soil to Nurture the Soul
Sustainable and Responsible Practices (examples)
Minimize water waste by using compost, organic matter, cardboard, and landscape fabric
Eliminate herbicides and control weeds while maintaining a sustainable workload also with the above
Protect a Bobolink nesting population by postponing mowing
But also, continue to produce hay and maintain field/ meadow habitats
Leave flower bed clean-up until spring to provide winter food and protection to birds and wildlife
Plant, but not harvest, sections of the farm to support pollinators
Use paper floral sleeves and a stamp so the sleeve is recyclable
Sullivan Family Farm has a specific focus on perennial plants. While these have an initial investment and maturity cost, I believe they best achieve our mission. Perennials limit on-going soil disruption, and once established, are typically more tolerant to weather extremes and less susceptible to insect and disease pressure that might require intervention. As a result they facilitate a more reasonable and sustainable workload for me and create a legacy for the land itself after I am gone.
