Blog
The Fall Migration
Nearly 3 million birds crossed Hocking County in a single night last week. Here's who passed through and how you can help them along the way.
The Evil Dynasty of Groundhogs
Groundhogs ate over 5,000 sunflower, zinnia and celosia seedlings at our Hocking Hills, Ohio flower farm—and the deer and rabbits joined in.
Our Trip to Spain
A trip to Spain gave us time to explore art, architecture and food while thinking about BloomSky Farm, our flower farm in Hocking Hills, Ohio, and what comes next.
Farm Update: Closing the Cutting Season Early
This year's cutting season is ending early. Here's what happened, what's still blooming, and what we're quietly hoarding it all for.
Flower Focus: Dahlias
Dahlias are the joy of the late summer field. Here's everything worth knowing about growing, cutting, and caring for them at home.
Ohio's Migratory Birds and the Journey They Face Each Fall
Ohio sits in the heart of a major migratory corridor. Here's what birds face on their way south and how we can make that journey a little safer.
Walk With Me: Golden Hour on the Farm
An evening walk through BloomSky Farm during golden hour, when slowing down wasn't part of the plan but became part of the season.
What's Blooming: The Flowers Behind the Flowers
Every good bouquet has a supporting cast. Here's a closer look at the filler flowers growing at BloomSky Flower Farm this season.
Flower Focus: Sunflowers
Sunflowers are more than a summer staple, they are sunshine on a stem. Here's everything worth knowing about sunflowers from an Ohio flower farmer.
A Story About Curtain the Owl
A dusk rescue, a wildlife rehab center, and a release back into the Hocking Hills woods. The story of Curtain, an owl we weren't expecting.
The Mission Behind BloomSky Farm
Learn about BloomSky Farm's Grow to Give program, our partnership with Hocking Hills Gives Back, and how locally grown flowers help support our Southeast Ohio community.
The Dreaded Summer Lull
Every flower farm experiences summer lull differently. Here’s what it looks like at BloomSky Farm in Ohio and why it's a little different this year.

