Beautiful Cut Flowers

Grow Your Own Blooms

Workshops & U-Pick

Growing Joy With Flowers

All Year Long

We’re a four-season flower farm in Trumansburg, near Ithaca, NY. We grow specialty cut flowers and teach you how to grow them too.

Visit our two year-round flower stands, join us for flower growing and design workshops, or wander the fields during our ticketed U-Pick season.

Bring more beauty and joy into your life with flowers.

Explore cut flowers, growing resources, and on-farm experiences below.

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  • "Best flower farm in the finger lakes! Great CSA options, workshops, and on site flower picking. Brooke really does it all very well!"

    Alex

  • "I am grateful for the beauty and joy that Jenny Creek’s flowers have brought into my life. I can't say enough about the flowers and the wonderful people behind it all."

    Sage

  • "Add workshops at Jenny Creek Flowers to the list of best things to do in the Finger Lakes. We are so lucky to have such a relaxing, beautiful flower farm in our community. Can't wait for the winter tulips!"

    Donna

Winter tulips grown on a flower farm in the Finger Lakes

Hi, I’m Brooke. It started as a backyard cutting garden during summers off from teaching HS and turned into a full-time flower farm. In addition to growing flowers, I love teaching others how to grow them too.

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Learn How to Grow Dahlias and Ranunculus

Learn from Brooke, an experienced educator and flower farmer, through practical courses designed to help you grow beautiful flowers in your garden or small farm.

A digital course titled 'Grow Better Dahlias' is displayed on a laptop, tablet, and smartphone among pink dahlia flowers and green foliage, with a warm sunlight background.
Two women in a garden holding pink and purple flowers, with a blurred background of trees and a building.
Background of pink and peach ranunculus flowers with white overlay text that reads 'Digital Course Grow Ranunculus Right.' Several digital devices, including tablets and smartphones, displaying course content in front of the flowers.