BloomsintheHarbor

BloomsintheHarbor • zone 5 • Jefferson County, NY
• 3rd year flower farmer
• flower bouquets • event florals • diy buckets

There’s something so beautiful about still photos in a fast paced, keep scrolling, social media space. Coming from food ...
06/11/2026

There’s something so beautiful about still photos in a fast paced, keep scrolling, social media space. Coming from food photography where I solely focused on still photos, this brought me right back to where I started. On my Canon USA nifty fifty. It’s been so long since I pulled out my camera for really anything. I’ve usually just reached for my phone out of convenience, but I think both have a time and place in capturing moments📷✨

the wait for seasonal bouquets available at is ALMOST over!!🌸😚✨the first bouquets of the season will feature the queen ...
06/09/2026

the wait for seasonal bouquets available at is ALMOST over!!🌸😚✨

the first bouquets of the season will feature the queen of the june garden, peonies!!🫶🏼

all updates on when these will be available will be found here on IG & FB first!

Xoxo,
Leah 🖋️

With 7 sisters you’re bound to have a few birthdays in June and what better way to celebrate lilac season than with a pa...
06/07/2026

With 7 sisters you’re bound to have a few birthdays in June and what better way to celebrate lilac season than with a party??🤭💜🫶🏼✨

Snowball viburnum, irises, ranunculus, trailing hydrangea, alliums, lilacs, & garden roses made up these arrangements for the tablescape ✂️

Ft. Collected Chinaware from sweet friends and second hand shops 🫶🏼

when spring blooms collide…💜🌱✨snowball viburnum, lilacs, & bearded iris made up this beautiful spring bouquet for a swee...
05/27/2026

when spring blooms collide…💜🌱✨

snowball viburnum, lilacs, & bearded iris made up this beautiful spring bouquet for a sweet friend!! 🫶🏼

evenings on the farm lately….🌱🐑🌷- first succession of all annuals planted - 400+ tubers in the ground - sweet pea row du...
05/26/2026

evenings on the farm lately….🌱🐑🌷
- first succession of all annuals planted
- 400+ tubers in the ground
- sweet pea row dug and trellised
- snapdragons bouncing back after a cold period
- my favorite flower in BLOOM💜
- 500+ Lisianthus planted
- Japanese double pansies ‼️

soaking in every bit of lilac season before it’s over 📽️💜✨
05/20/2026

soaking in every bit of lilac season before it’s over 📽️💜✨

the first of the tulips for .metzler 💛
04/30/2026

the first of the tulips for .metzler 💛

04/15/2026

Here in upstate New York our last frost date is less than 4 weeks away, which means all the warm annuals are getting sown this week! Today’s trays were a mix of Zinnias, featuring Basket of Flowers Farm all the beauty mix and Johnny's Selected Seeds Linen and Ballerina 🍑🩰🍯
When it comes to sowing zinnias, I typically start them indoor 4 weeks before planting out. My favorite method to sow them is using soil blocks! This way they don’t have too much transplant shock and healthier roots 🌱
Both linen and all the beauty will be new varieties to me this year and I’m so excited to see them come into bloom🫶🏼

from last October’s garden ft. the most dreamy china collection 💭
02/18/2026

from last October’s garden ft. the most dreamy china collection 💭

02/03/2026

The winters of northern New York often make me more appreciative of the bliss of fresh flowers in the summer. While temperatures drop into the negative digits, I’m anticipating the first blooms of the season!! With that comes the first harvest, first bouquets, and excitement to share them with you all🌷🍑🌼💚

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