Farmony Home and Gardens

06/06/2026

It’s been a great strawberry season but it is coming to an end… 🍓🍓🍓

Every year before our strawberries stop producing I make sure to make this Strawberry Basil Balsamic Burrata.

It’s the perfect summer appetizer for pool parties, backyard gatherings, or anytime you’re hosting friends and family.

Made with strawberries and basil from the garden and honey from our bees, this dish is bursting with flavors of the season!

The sweet berries, creamy burrata, fragrant basil, and rich balsamic come together beautifully, especially when served with toasted bread. 🥖

Save this recipe of later. It’s one your guests are sure to love! 🫶🌿🍓🧀🥖

06/04/2026

Those gorgeous garden reels I post where everything looks lush, thriving and Pinterest worthy …

Well… here’s the director’s cut. 🤭

For the past six weeks, we’ve been consumed with a groundhog who apparently believed we planted this garden exclusively for him. While I dreamed of fresh veggies, he treated the whole place like his personal salad bar.

So if you’ve been wondering about the lack of garden updates, it’s because every time something started thriving, it disappeared. Honestly, there was a moment when I thought the groundhog might just eat my entire garden and I was so frustrated!

Thankfully, my husband stepped in, and is confident our uninvited guest has officially been evicted.

Just a reminder… behind every perfect garden photo is a gardener questioning their life choices, a few dead plants, and bugs or critters snacking on their crops!
Now excuse me while I go see what’s left. 🌱😂

06/02/2026

Snapdragons and garden roses are shining in the garden right now! 🌸✨🫶

Snapdragons bloom on tall spikes and produce more stems the more you harvest, making them a reliable cut-and-come-again flower.

Garden roses bloom in repeating flushes—bursts of flowers followed by a short rest before blooming again. With proper care, they reward us with fragrant blooms all season long!

05/19/2026

A patriotic tablescape, but make it floral.
🇺🇸🫶🌸🌿🍓🫐

This American inspired tablescape was inspired by some of my season favorites. Red and white peonies, blueberry foliage, white garden roses and fresh strawberries picked straight from the garden. What I love about this tablescape is it’s patriotic but floral and could be easily used for a Fourth of July tablescape.

05/14/2026

I feel like this beauty deserves a permanent spot on our feed. Always honored to do florals for TAH events! 🫶🌿

Did you know that we create personalized floral arrangements to complement any event? Our designs are created to feel as though you’ve stepped right into the garden with us . Lush, layered, whimsical, and full of movement.

This arrangement is filled with some of our favorite seasonal details: pops of strawberries, fragrant honeysuckle, delicate poppies, blueberry foliage, garden roses, sweet peas and peonies gathered together in a way that feels both effortless and romantic.

Whether you’re celebrating a bridal shower, dinner party, birthday, wedding, or simply want something truly special, we love creating one-of-a-kind pieces tailored to your vision.

If you’re looking for a specialized arrangement for an upcoming event, please DM us to inquire or email us at [email protected]

05/11/2026

05/07/2026

We will have bouquets this weekend at the Mill! 🌸💐🫶

💐DON’T FORGET MOM THIS WEEKEND!

💐Farmony Home and Gardens (located in Walkertown) will be set up at Walkertown Mill Farm Lawn & Garden THIS SATURDAY MAY 9th! 8 a.m.- 1p.m. (or till we run out)

☎️ To ensure you have Mom took care of this weekend,you can CALL THE MILL NOW & PRE-ORDER A BOUQUET! 336-595-2321


04/28/2026

It’s peony season! 🌸🫶 Which means it’s also time to order flowers for Mother’s Day! Our Mother’s Day flower offerings are above. ☝️ Last year we sold out so don’t wait, get your orders in. We can’t wait to share our florals with Mom! 🫶🌸💐💕

04/22/2026

A love letter to the earth but a floral arrangement.

happy earth day. 🌎 🌱🌸

Last night, I was walking through our yard and was inspired by all the white blossoms in the woods and the bees enjoying them.