
- About Us -
Peonies planted under starlight...
Well, technically, under car headlights and with flashlights! It was cold, rainy, and even snowed on us. I'd like to tell you that we planted under starlight because the moon whispered ancient gardening secrets to us but the truth is simpler - we started our farm while working full time and caring for our new baby. After dark was often the only time we had.
Our fingers and toes froze, our backs ached, and exhaustion set it. But when we see those blooms, all of it - the long nights, the cold, the sacrifice - feels worth it. I'll never forget those nights, planting peonies under the stars, dreaming of what this little farm could become.
Why Choose Pretty Petals?
From seed to sprout, bud to bloom, every flower we grow is nurtured with love and dedication. The same hands that plant the seeds care for the flowers—tending, weeding, and watering—until they reach their perfect moment to be harvested. Every stem is a labor of love, and that love shines through in blooms that far surpass your average grocery store bouquet.
Chemical-Free Blooms
We follow organic practices and never spray harmful pesticides on our flowers. When you breathe in the fragrance of your bouquet, you can do so with peace of mind—knowing your lungs, your home, and the environment are safe.
Meet the Family
We are the Aranzados! Our love for flowers runs deep—rooted in generations of gardeners and farmers before us.
Alicia’s family has heirloom irises that traveled across the ocean with her great-great-(maybe more greats!)-grandmother from Norway, along with peonies that have been passed down for generations. Jay’s grandmother was a farmer with a deep love for her flowers, instilling an appreciation for nature that lives on in our farm today.
Pretty Petals Flower Farm wouldn’t exist without the incredible support of our family. They’ve spent countless hours working in the fields, helping with planting and harvesting, and taking turns babysitting so we could bring this dream to life.
Now, we’re honored to share that love of flowers with you—one bouquet at a time.
