
On Sunday, September 13th, a group from Urban Roots visited Ancestral Acres Farm, where hosts Bill and Martha Johnson gave a delightful tour of their blooming flower fields and ripening pumpkin, gourd, and squash patches.
Flowers are harvested and hung in bunches to dry in the barn. Martha, a talented floral artist, creates stunning wreaths, lavender wands, bunches, and centerpieces from the dried materials. The group enjoyed a gorgeous day and a wonderful time.
We brought back a limited quantity of Martha Johnson’s Floral Creations to sell at Urban Roots, including:
Stop by to see these unique, locally made pieces—perfect for autumn decorating or gifts.

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