WELCOME TO THE FIELD

WHERE ROOTS WERE PLACED

The Farm

28 acres of mountainside, where wild woods and tall evergreens frame open pasture and a spring-fed creek winds through the trees. Tucked at the far edge of the field, beside an old red barn and the tiniest of greenhouses is where the flowers grow.

Our home came with a foundation garden that had long become more wilderness than landscape. We cleared it back to dirt and planted again from bulb, root and seed. This small beginning led to tilling up the field (where even our cattle dog couldn’t resist stealing the good stuff).

A digital inkwork style sketch of a lisianthus stem.
A NEW SEASON IN THE FIELD

The FLOWERS

Today, the farm is centered around lisianthus. Chosen because their story feels familiar to the life we're building here. Wild prairie flowers with deep roots, slow to grow and unwilling to be rushed. They ask for patience, observation and faith.

Around them, we're cultivating a thoughtfully gathered collection of companion flowers inspired by prairies, cottage gardens and forgotten field edges. Flowers chosen for movement, texture and intrigue. Flowers that feel gathered rather than arranged, and left just a little wild.

Bandit, our cattle dog, intensely watching the field at sunset.
A coyote howling in the night on the field at Quinnfield Gardens.
THE WILD SPIRIT

THE COWBOY COYOTE

Oh, him? He’s a hat tip to the wild we share these hills with and to Bandit, our clever, ever-curious cattle dog. A little mischief. A lot of heart. The very kind of wild we aim to keep alive, even in our most cultivated rows.

This is our field. Our flowers.
Our story, still unfolding.

–Quinnfield Gardens

WILD IN EVERY PETAL


GROWN IN ATHENS, TENNESSEE FOR FLORISTS, DESIGNERS AND FLOWER ROMANTICS.