Harvest Mountain Farm

09/05/2026

Let’s do this, LOZ!

Come see us at the Osage Beach Farmers Market
Today 9:00 - 1:00!

09/03/2026

Fall craft season is officially underway.
Today’s project: fresh and foam pumpkins decorated with dried florals grown right here on the farm.

These will be coming with us to market beginning this weekend!

09/02/2026

The zinnias have fully decided they’re running the show this week. Every time we walk past the rows, they stand up straighter like they’re waiting for someone to hand them a trophy. If flowers could demand a spotlight, these would.

September energy is here, and apparently, it comes with a little attitude. It's hot enough to melt your face off, but the zinnias are here for it!

09/02/2026

Come get your flower fix on Saturday at the Osage Beach Farmers Market from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. I’ll be selling fresh cut, locally grown flowers in market bouquets and our bloom bar, floral pumpkins, new fall simmer blends, 3D prints, eggs, and whatever else didn’t melt in this heat. I’m bringing enough fall vibes to will the weather into submission- join me.

It’s hotter than a jet‑ski seat at noon, so come early before I turn into a human puddle. 💐🔥🎃

We’ll be the ones sweating under the orange tents. But we’ll keep the flowers shaded and happy.

🗺️ at the Osage Beach Farmers Market
⏰ Saturday 9:00 - 1:00, or ‘til we scorch ☀️
🌎 At the outlet mall in the parking lot of First Bank of the Lake, 4558 Osage Beach Parkway

09/02/2026

💐 🌻 Our Fall Bouquet Subscription Begins September 15th 🍁 🌺

The farmers market season may be winding down, but the flower field is still overflowing with beauty. This time of year always feels a little bittersweet — the pace shifts, the mornings get quieter, and the blooms take on deeper, richer tones. It’s one of my favorite moments on the farm, and I’m excited to share it with my customers through this bouquet subscription.

Each week, subscribers receive the flowers I’m most proud of — the stems I reach for first, the new varieties I’ve been waiting all season to share, and our very best blooms. It’s the cream of the crop, harvested at the perfect time to last as long as possible.

I’m grateful to be partnering with LakeHouse Naturals in Camdenton as our weekly pick‑up location. I’m excited to collaborate with another local business that values community, clean living, and the simple joy of beautiful things.

My four-week fall bouquet subscription starts on September 15th. I’d love to have you join. The subscription cost is $80 for four premium bouquets. Subscribers will pick up their bouquets from LakeHouse Naturals, on the Square in Camdenton, on Tuesdays, between 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.

See the link below to reserve your subscription. Subscription orders must be received by 5:00 pm September 14th. I’m exited to share the farm’s fall bounty with you!

https://square.link/u/zLweP1c1

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08/30/2026

I’m so ready for fall! This evening I’m testing out some new simmer blend recipes. This blend includes dried pumpkin, apple, oranges, cinnamon, vanilla bean, pumpkin pie spice, and some dried florals. Our entire house smells like fall!

08/30/2026

I’m loving all of the zinnias this year! My third succession has just started blooming and these varieties are fabulous.

Which is your favorite?

08/28/2026

Fresh, Local, Farm-Grown Beauty Awaits! 🌸✨

Brighten up your weekend (or someone special's day) with a stunning, hand-crafted market bouquet for just $20!

Pre-purchase yours by 5:00 PM today and pick it up fresh tomorrow morning at the Osage Beach Farmers Market. Sunflowers 🌻 are on point this week!

What: $20 seasonal market bouquets

Order Deadline: Today by 5:00 PM

Pick-up: Tomorrow at the Osage Beach Farmers Market at Sunflower Creations and Repair with Meghan!

Spaces and stems are limited, so secure yours before the deadline. Follow the link below to reserve yours! 🌿💐

https://square.link/u/sozkPx0Z

08/28/2026

Weeding is one of those chores that nobody enjoys. But I love the instant gratification of cleaned up flower beds!

It has been such a bizarre growing season. Usually by now I’m ripping out my first successions of zinnias because they have succumbed to disease. Surprisingly, these plants still look pretty good and I think I’ll be harvesting from them for a while yet.

08/28/2026

Chasing the last rays of late-summer sunshine out in the fields! ☀️ The changing light and cooler nights mean we're entering one of my absolute favorite stretches of the year here on the farm. What are you most looking forward to as the seasons shift?