Wholesale availability for the 2026 season is now forming

Organic flowers · Coventry, Connecticut

Flowers grown with a sense of place.

On twenty acres surrounding a 1749 homestead, we’re restoring the land and growing extraordinary seasonal flowers for florists, local shops, and joyful gatherings.

From our fieldsJune — October
Seasonal stemsWholesale bunchesFarm gatheringsCreative workshops

The old house & twenty acres — a work in progress, and a labor of love.

Our roots

A very old farm with a new season ahead.

PeaceField Farm began with a rare piece of Coventry history: a 1749 house, open land, and the chance to bring both thoughtfully back to life.

We’re building soil health, growing without synthetic chemicals, and letting the character of this place guide what comes next—one field, one room, and one gathering at a time.

Follow the restoration

For florists & local shops

Fresh from our field to your worktable.

Distinctive, organically grown flowers with movement, fragrance, and the just-cut quality your customers notice. Available by the bunch and bucket during the Connecticut growing season.

  • 01 Weekly seasonal availability
  • 02 Designer buckets & focal stems
  • 03 Easy local pickup in Coventry
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This week’s field noteDahlias · Zinnias · CosmosAvailability changes with the weather.

In the field

What’s growing

Unruly, romantic, and always led by the Connecticut season.

High summer

Zinnias

Late summer

Golden stems

All season

Garden mixes

Come make something

Gather at the farm.

Workshops, field walks, and small seasonal celebrations made for curious hands and good company.

Workshop

Sunset bouquet workshop

Cut from the field, then learn a loose, garden-style arrangement.

Farm visit

Autumn open farm day

Walk the rows, meet the growers, and bring home a seasonal bunch.

Workshop

Evergreen wreath making

A cozy afternoon of local greens, ribbon, warm cider, and making.

Sample 2026 event calendar · Final dates and details coming soon.

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The long view

“We aren’t rushing the land. We’re listening for what it wants to become.”

Field notes from the farm, the 1749 house, and everything we’re learning along the way.

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