Where everythinggrows together.
Field-grown flowers, food-forest nursery stock, and small-batch farm apothecary goods — from our 25-acre homestead in Dover, PA.
New: lab-tested CBG salve & lip balm — save 25%
What brings you here?
For everyone
Buy flowers
Field-grown stems and bouquets — shop online, or find us at a stand or market.
Start here→Hosts & couples
Book an event
A mobile bloom bar or wedding flowers, brought to your celebration.
Start here→Florists & landowners
Grow with us
Contract growing for the trade, and regenerative land design for growers.
Start here→Farm Apothecary
Made in small batches, from our fields to your skin
Slow-made salves and balms built on farm-rendered tallow and herbs, folded with hemp-derived CBG from a single tested lot. Every batch is third-party lab tested.
Our Roots
Where agriculture and ecology grow together
Run-a-Muck Farms is a working permaculture homestead on South-Central Pennsylvania land the family has stewarded.
We grow cut flowers, raise pastured poultry, cultivate fiber hemp, and are planting the first trees of a long-term food forest. Everything here is designed to get better with time.
991 Big Mount Road · Dover, PA
Explore the Farm
Permaculture design at work — hoop houses, food forest, cut flower gardens, stream corridor, and more woven together into a living landscape.
What We Grow
Growing in 2026
Where to Find Our Flowers
Three ways to bring the field home
We're leaning into what we do best — growing exceptional flowers and getting them to you fresh. Shop online, find us at a local market, or grab a bunch from one of our partner florists.
Stems, bouquets & farm goods — shipped or delivered fresh.
Our online farm store is filling up for the 2026 season. Reserve from our 2026 field, choose local delivery, or get notified the moment new drops go live.
Browse the Farm StoreA roadside stand at the farm, on the way.
We're building a farm stand at 991 Big Mount Road for fresh-cut bouquets, single stems, seasonal produce, and farm goods straight from the field. It's not open yet — join the list for the opening date.
See What's ComingFind our flowers at local markets and florist partners.
We sell into select farmers markets and partner florists within ~30 miles of Dover. Florists — order wholesale by the bunch. Customers — see where to find us.
See Where to Find UsWhy Field-Grown
Local stems outlast the grocery store
Roughly 80% of cut flowers sold in the United States are imported and travel thousands of miles before they reach a vase. Ours are cut that morning, a few steps from where they grew.
24 hrs
Field to vase
Every stem is cut the morning of delivery. Imported grocery-store flowers are typically 7–14 days old before they hit the cooler.
~80%
Of US cut flowers are imported
Most travel 1,500+ miles from Colombia or Ecuador. Ours travel from the rows of our field on Big Mount Road.
2–3×
Longer vase life
No shipping chemicals, no cold-chain stress. Field-fresh local stems hold for 7–14 days versus 3–5 for big-box bouquets.
30 mi
Same-day delivery radius
Wholesale to florists, weekly subscriptions, and event flowers within ~30 miles of Dover — harvested and on your table the same day.
| Run-a-muck Farms | Imported / grocery | |
|---|---|---|
| Time from harvest | Cut this morning | 7–14 days in transit |
| Distance traveled | Field to door | 1,500+ miles avg. |
| Chemical treatment | None | Fungicides, preservatives |
| Varieties grown 2026 | 6 specialty varieties | Limited rotation |
| Supports | A York County family farm | Industrial supply chain |
Sources: USDA Floriculture Crops Summary; Society of American Florists supply data. Vase-life and freshness figures reflect industry averages for imported vs. field-grown stems.
From the Gram
Straight from the field
The reels we share on Instagram, turned into something you can read and watch right here — harvest mornings, behind-the-scenes, and what’s blooming this week.
▶I went looking for what else a sunflower can do besides feed birds
I went looking for what else a sunflower can do besides feed birds and it turns out chefs have been quietly ahead of me on this.
▶Quinoa from @experimentalfarmnetwork
Quinoa from @experimentalfarmnetwork
▶Got pollen?
Got pollen?
▶My fingers are tacky before I finish the first plant.
My fingers are tacky before I finish the first plant.
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