Grumbine Acres

Grumbine Acres Cut-your-own Flower Field in Myerstown, PA

06/18/2026

The cut flower garden will be opening soon beginning with perennials.

We currently have some coneflowers, delphinium, lupines and yarrow blooming in our perennial beds with rows of annuals on their way.

The shop is stocked with herbal products including tallow whips, sugar scrubs, natural sun & bug products, culinary salts & dips, tallow soap, and loose leaf teas.

Cut bouquets will be available while supplies last.

Visit us at Grumbine Acres this summer!

June has marked the beginning of reaping what we sowed in April and May. Spring is always a season of interesting weathe...
06/17/2026

June has marked the beginning of reaping what we sowed in April and May. Spring is always a season of interesting weather and uncertainty if any of your hard work will give back. And then all of a sudden June comes around and a page is turned and you begin to bring armfuls of fruit, vegetables and flowers into the kitchen each week.

Every year it shows me how little control I may have over certain things and ultimately I can trust and be thankful for whatever I am blessed with.

The vegetable garden has supplied us with beets, carrots, cabbages, broccoli, strawberries, rhubarb and snapdragons so far with green beans, peppers, tomatoes, onions and potatoes still on their way.

Between days working in the vegetable and cutting garden, I have spent some time preparing meals for postpartum and stocking our freezer with produce, homemade bread and nourishing soups, broths, marinated chicken and more and will feel so blessed by these preparations when our new baby joins us.

I still have plenty of work ahead of me before that sweet time where my priorities will shift towards rest. I'm praying for the strength to finish this season while also knowing when to slow down and have peace with the changing seasons.

05/31/2026

Sundays here mean Dutch baby pancakes with fresh milled grains, raw milk and eggs from my parent's hens, sausage from a cow we had butchered and coffee with cold foam skimmed from fresh milk from the night before.

It's a simple and sweet routine I refined over time to make our Sunday mornings slow, purposeful, and a treat.

The base is always the same but each week I change up the flavors with different fruit and toppings. This week we topped our rhubarb Dutch baby pancake with honey sweetened cream cheese and berries.

I'm still waiting for our berries bushes to start producing for us, but at least we could have some rhubarb from the garden in the meantime.

Do you have any Sunday traditions?

I've waited all winter for this.
05/28/2026

I've waited all winter for this.

Fill your summer with flowers! You're going to love trips to our little English cottage garden to fill your jar with flo...
05/27/2026

Fill your summer with flowers! You're going to love trips to our little English cottage garden to fill your jar with flowers.

Pay ahead for 5 visits to the garden and get one free!

All pre-ordered season passes will be mailed prior to our season opening in July.

Visit our website to purchase yours. Limited passes available, so don't wait too long!

www.grumbineacres.com

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Looking for a last minute Mother's Day gift? Head to our website to snag one of our Summer Bouquet Subscriptions or pre-...
05/08/2026

Looking for a last minute Mother's Day gift? Head to our website to snag one of our Summer Bouquet Subscriptions or pre-order a Season Pass to our cutting garden. Both are excellent ways to enjoy the garden and even save on flowers. Passes are $75 and include six jars of flowers, which means your sixth jar is free!

Season Passes will mailed in June, so if it's a gift, make sure to give us their address.

We have been enjoying some slower rhythms on the farm this winter. There has still been plenty to do, caring for our ani...
12/31/2025

We have been enjoying some slower rhythms on the farm this winter. There has still been plenty to do, caring for our animals in the cold temperatures, starting seeds for next season and organizing our indoor spaces.

I've been deep into a few health books and adding healthy routines and recipes into our lives and gathering a lot of information to grow our vegetable garden. I may be a little too excited about my broccoli sprouts... But to me it's a symbol of taking another step towards healthier living for my family and accomplishing a goal to provide for the family. I'm all for anything that not only saves us money, gives us clean food, but also keeps me from having to leave my house and deal with the grocery store.

We have ventured outside a few times to play and take in the quietness and stillness of winter, not just do chores. Though, most days it has taken a lot of gumption to trek out in the ice to feed, clean the barn and break water troughs. It has been a cold and windy winter.

As I reflect on our year on the farm, I am mostly reminded of the burnout I felt and our multiple injuries during our busy season. But I also see the seeds of faithfulness and hope we planted. We invested in a lot of perennials this year that we will be the backbone of our gardens. Our fruit trees and berries bushes may not have had their best year, but there is new growth and promise for next. We built a flower shop that will continue to prosper and is giving back to our community.

We accept that not every year may be amazing, but it can still be progress. Our farm is in God's hands and we trust in His provision for us. He is faithful in blessing us with what we truly need. And sometimes that is a hard learned lesson in striving.

As we look forward to next year, we look forward to trying new things and giving our kids new opportunities.

I will be releasing control and slowing down even though it goes against the hustle culture we live in. Because if I learned anything this year, it has been that what is truly needed from me is my attention.

I hope you have enjoyed our garden this year and will visit us again next season. It will be beautiful ❤️

12/17/2025

Oh winter Katie, you are so full of ambition and vision... Unlike summer Katie who is mostly just hot and tired.

Thank God winter Katie does all the seed starting.

🌷 Tulips are coming this March! 🌷Our early-spring tulip bunches will be bursting with color before you know it — and the...
12/15/2025

🌷 Tulips are coming this March! 🌷
Our early-spring tulip bunches will be bursting with color before you know it — and they always sell fast!

Want first dibs? Join the waitlist to be notified the moment they’re available for pick-up.

👉 Join here: https://carefree-paper-35466.myflodesk.com/d39joqwf6r

Spring is almost here… treat yourself to the first blooms of the season! 💐

12/05/2025

A summer bouquet subscription is the perfect gift to look forward to when the weather is cold and dreary. Weekly bouquets, convenient pick up times, and locally grown beautiful blooms. Plus, subscription members get a free Grumbine Acres Tshirt!

If you need something a little smaller, but equally as good, we offer gift certificates for cutting experience in our cut flower garden for just $15. They will be able to relax and enjoy rows of flowers and fill a jar to take home. It's the perfect way to get some time to yourself and she'll get to enjoy the flowers for long after.

Head to the links in our bio or go to grumbineacres.com to order right now!

Cutting garden is open daily June - September

Address

30 Grumbine Road
Myerstown, PA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm

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(610)9148347

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