Salt Farm Flowers

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Salt Farm Flowers We are your source for farm fresh, locally grown flowers. We specialize in cut flowers in a wide range of colors and textures, all sustainably grown.

Salt Farm Flowers is a family owned and operated seasonal cut flower farm—locally growing in coastal Maine. The mother and son team produce over 50 varieties of sustainably grown seasonal flowers and botanicals including (but not limited to) hydrangeas, dahlias, sunflowers, lisianthus, baby's breath and snapdragons. Who we work with
- Offer a la carte services including arrangements and buckets of flowers for the DIY bride and designers, event planners, and florists.
- We grow unique favorites and heirloom flowers to craft arrangements for your special event including weddings, anniversaries, and rehearsal dinners.
- Stop by our flower cart by the barn for a mason jar bouquet for that "just because" moment in your life. FAQ
We only use what we grow
We accept requests for specific types of flowers however we do not order through a third party vendor. If we aren't able to accommodate your request we are happy to refer you to another trusted vendor. Flower Buckets
- A two gallon bucket filled with a mix of flowers, foliage, and textural accents that gives you everything you need for your special event.
- You can get seven to ten quart jar arrangements per bucket (your mileage may vary dependent on arranging style)

Mixed color or specific palette by request
- We can compose a bucket of mixed colors or work within a specific color palette for an additional fee. Consulting
- Need help with your arrangement? Schedule some time to join us at the farm at least two weeks before your event for a how-to workshop.

You might wonder what Wally does when he is not at the farm? Weelll… after finding a used bike trailer, he now goes for ...
10/31/2026

You might wonder what Wally does when he is not at the farm? Weelll… after finding a used bike trailer, he now goes for rides on the carriage trails in Acadia National Park!
Enjoy your weekend!!

Fire Magic is sturdy and tall and depending on the temperatures can have a mix of fuchsia tones with mauve and orange hi...
10/30/2026

Fire Magic is sturdy and tall and depending on the temperatures can have a mix of fuchsia tones with mauve and orange highlights. For us, at the end of the season, it gets a little more muted.
While it isn’t a typical wedding color, we use them for our events where they want a brighter palette. It also is fun in a mixed bouquet since it is a dependable, prolific bloomer.

This dahlia is a fun design element but we didn’t find them tall enough or long enough to use in bouquets.
10/28/2026

This dahlia is a fun design element but we didn’t find them tall enough or long enough to use in bouquets.

Today we started the process of cutting back the dahlias and banding their tags to the stalk “handle” we create. Once we...
10/27/2026

Today we started the process of cutting back the dahlias and banding their tags to the stalk “handle” we create.
Once we complete that chore, we wind up the irrigation hose, lift the fabric and then the Big Dig begins!

Mister Frans grows tall and has a warm apricot coloring throughout the season.
10/24/2026

Mister Frans grows tall and has a warm apricot coloring throughout the season.

Starting to share pictures of our upcoming dahlia tuber sale. Once we start the dividing process and we know the numbers...
10/23/2026

Starting to share pictures of our upcoming dahlia tuber sale. Once we start the dividing process and we know the numbers, we will post our release date. Excited to share our dahlias with you!

Happy to report that our dahlia tunnel (unheated) protected our dahlias from the hard freeze early Sunday morning. Yes, ...
10/20/2026

Happy to report that our dahlia tunnel (unheated) protected our dahlias from the hard freeze early Sunday morning. Yes, a few leaves are nipped but otherwise they look great!
Nice to have a little peace of mind for the end of the season.

Saturday and then Sunday! We have never had such a dramatic killing frost of our dahlias. Usually they are just nipped a...
10/19/2026

Saturday and then Sunday! We have never had such a dramatic killing frost of our dahlias. Usually they are just nipped and we begin the process of cutting back.
While many dahlia sources say to wait until they are totally frosted - we have never done that since it doesn’t usually happen until November. The more important thing you want to be sure of is time in the ground.
After they have been in active growth for at least 120 days, you can cut them back at the end of the season.
So here’s to the start of dahlia digging. We will wait about a week. Then we will cut back to a stem “handle” (like 6 ins). And start digging them up. Store them in clearly marked crates. (Keep safe from any freezing temps.)
Start rinsing and dividing in small batches until we work through all of them.
We will be posting soon of what varieties we will have available for purchase. Expect our store to go live in December.

Our wrist corsages are little landscapes of the season!
10/19/2026

Our wrist corsages are little landscapes of the season!

Last day of grab and go bouquets of the season today! We anticipate frost tonight and that will put an end to our field ...
10/17/2026

Last day of grab and go bouquets of the season today! We anticipate frost tonight and that will put an end to our field flowers.

Address

1406 Bayside Road
Trenton, ME
04605

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(207) 852-1327

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