Beauty in Bloom
Grown Together.

Wozani Farm is a local cut farm that harmonizes with the ecosystem. We focus on soil health biodiversity, and organic practices to grow seasonal flowers and nutrient-rich food. Our mission includes educating the on soil health and sustainable living, ensuring you receive freshest blooms that Northern Colorado's seasons have to offer.

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CSA Flower Shares

Buy Locally Grown, Seasonal Cut Flowers through our Community Supported Agriculture Program. Weekly Flower Shares go right from our fields to your vase.

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Bouquets from the farm, fresh and organic

The Farm: Events

Spring has hit our farm earlier this year. I can only assumed it’s the mix of a mild winter with the need for water. So Thursday I ran out before the frost and harvested some blooms. (The rule on the farm is no one can prune trees until Liz has got the flowering branches she needs 😂)
Friday followed with snow and wetness and cold! And today we got to enjoy the suns raise melting the snow, allowing our lovely plants to drink.

We are so excited to announce that our camp is up and running! We have a great big 20% off discount until the end of the month. And we have a Multiple child discount! We wanted to create a camp that reflects our heart, and that goes against the current norms of screen time and everything now. So your kids will come home muddy and calm, with hearts filled and body's tired.

This winter has been a little bizarre. And, seeing flowers in December, January, and February really makes me wonder what the summer season will look like this year. I know a bunch of you crossed fingers and prayed for my sweet tunnel to remain green with this cold we got for a couple days. And I'm so pleased to let you know that they survived. I've never before thrown compost tea over my plants in February, but tomorrow will be a 65degree day, and the plans are growing and excited for an extra feed.

This is a glimpse of our farm in early spring. It's not quite pretty, but to me it feels like love. We are lifting the sides of the tunnels during the day, and closing everything up with blanketed beds if the evenings drop below 30. This week we will be getting some chilly chilly weather. And while I'm so grateful for it, we have had such warm fair weather that it has tricked the plants to come alive. Sooooo, this week you'll catch me willing plants, that woke up too early, to stay strong, and alive and to keep growing. I'll put a little heater in my high tunnel just to cut the chill. And all the Larkspur and pretty cool tolerant flowers outside the tunnels will be covered in leaves, and possibly some frost cloth. It's a dance daily to keep them alive, so we all can have spring flowers. Thank you for trusting us when you get a flower share. And now is the time to cover your plants for this week. oh, and if you think of it, saying a little prayer for everything in the harsh elements would be beautiful.

Did you know that we have a special Valentines surprise! We've orchestrated the perfect gift for your loved one! Because Valentines Day is before flowers show their pretty faces in Colorado. We've decided that a gift of a flower subscription would be the perfect gift! I'll be putting the link in our bio today to have a look. On top of the subscription, you'll also get a Framed floral quote and a tour of the farm. Can't wait for you to make your partners get you this! lol. :) PS. My awesome friend Heather with @ez_ai_systems has been helping me make this really great campaign.

Join us: Corms and Coffee: Ranunculus 101
January 31st. 10sm.
Join us to learn all you need to know about ranunculus, from growing, to planting to harvesting and more!
Leave with your own corms planted in a beautiful pot.

Celosia! I cannot ever get enough of it. It was a wow the first time I grew it back in 2019. It reminded me of beautiful feathers from exotic birds. There's so much to love, like how their little seedlings show the color of what their plumes will look like. And how they dry so well, retaining their colors and becoming forever flowers. When we first started growing, we planted the spikes, like flamingo feathers and the celway series, then I discovered plumes through @floretflower and another life changing moment occurred. they're soft, and you want to hug them! And the amazing colors they come in are beyond your wildest dreams.

We are thinking about summer already! Starting seeds, pre sprouting flowers, going through soil test, and most importantly figuring out what summer will look like this year on the farm. We have partnered with @monarchmeadowsschool to create an inspiring series of summer camps. We're bringing back slow and still. Where your kids will experience life on the frontier, but be part of now. Think finger knitting and baking from farm scratch. Think games of old, like potato sack racing, and heirloom crafts that will last your child their lifetime. We will spend time with the animals, and amongst the flower beds. Helping to install appreciation of stillness in nature. And guide them to find their own brains, without screens, are pretty amazing. Use Code: EarlyBird20 for 20% off.

This sweet girl turned 8! She is so filled with love and compassion. She is the first to help, or encourage a sibling. And is also the animal whisperer on the farm. This year, she lost her 2 front teeth just before Christmas, and she read her first big chapter book. And at our house 8 is the year that they get their very own chapter bible to read. Forever her favorite color is yellow and animal is lion. And that's still exactly how she feels. My sweet Margot, the person you are growing up to be is filled with courage and grace. I love to watch you navigate this world.

I made this when it snowed, and then we had a very dry Christmas. 🤦‍♀️😆 #colorado.

CSA- flower shares available for 2026.
The perfect Christmas gift. 🌸

Join us @mecocoffeecollective in Frederick this Saturday to make some fun wreaths! https://www.wozanifarm.com/event-details/wreath-making-at-mecos

Happy Birthday Farmer Rainer!
When he dreams something it happens. The farm has continually grown because of his determination to keep moving and being my biggest cheerleader!
In his down time, after farm chores, work, kids bedtimes and QuickBooks (with all my lost receipts🤦‍♀️😂)
He reads, fiction. Still one of my favorite attributes about him is that he can still his mind and just sit and read. (Every adhders dream). I live vicariously through him! 😂
He’s also a 5 on the enneagram, which means he’s the scientist. I’m grateful for you honey. For your partnership with everything from laundry, food and kiddos. For your courage to follow your dreams.
Love you.

We are honored to celebrate 3 years of providing flowers for @cfalongmont ! Their support has been absolutely foundational, allowing us to supply them with the freshest blooms throughout the growing season and switch seamlessly to our gorgeous dried flowers from the farm during the winter months.
In November’s flowers you’ll see bunny tails, muhly grass, explosion grass and white statice. It calls for elegance and a nod to Autumn.

There are no sad gardeners here. 💛
The frost has hit, but our farm isn’t a summer fresh flower fling thing. Nope, we see beauty from the flowers we cut and dried that will have new life in a home, and we see beauty in the flowers that are still out in the field, wilted and past, as they home the bugs we love and feed the wildlife we care about.
We are grateful every year for the ability to see the starts from seed, to the closing chapter. And how a closing chapter does not mean the end.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our farm this season. We have a couple more events planned before we shut down for the winter.

I sincerely and heart fully love you all.
Liz.

Can you believe the season is coming to an end!? In the spring I gave out extra dahlia tubers, and now is the time to start thinking about how to save them. To learn, come join us at the farm for our "Dahlia Dig Day"!
You'll get to take home some extra tubers for yourself, and learn about how to store, divide and grow. https://wix.to/RRygm2T
#rsvpnow #savethedate

It’s Sunday today.
Our day off on the farm. It doesn’t mean that we don’t work, but it does mean there’s no timeline and rushing, it means we get to enjoy our work, literally stop and smell the flowers.
This morning in the rows I was thinking about what next year would look like, and what we could do best this year to embrace the last two months before we get a good freeze.
it’s been a beautiful year so far. A Cool wet spring that really allowed the flowers a great head start!

How has the 2025 growing season been for you?

Farmstand Vendor Spotlight: Home Bound Candle Company at our farmstand every Saturday 9-12.

We will be open this Friday and Saturday for self led u-picks, flower arrangements, eggs, sourdough and more!
9-12.
Ps. You are invited to park in our driveway for the parade.

Incase you didn’t get the memo we are open for the season! Every Saturday 9-12.
We have: flowers, sourdough, herbs
@rebel_microgreens for micro greens.
@homeboundcandleco candles
@julieyarringtonpottery pottery
And more!

See you tomorrow!

Our spring flowers are just starting to wake up. It’s crazy how weather adjust the flowers maturity rate each year. This time last year I already had penstemon and salvia, flax and chives flowers.
It’s always so curious the pushing factors.

Soon we’ll have all the blooms you see in this pretty little bouquet we made last year for a shoot.

Do you see it?
The little specs of green.
The hope I get when spring comes along with its fairy dusting of greens.
It brings joy and dances on the heart.

Can’t tell you enough how excited I am about seeing green and about snow melting. 💛

Deshelling hyacinth bean vine seeds today with the best helpers. 💛 #hyacinthbeanvine

There are 2 types of people.
One who looks composed and clean even when unloading hay.
And one who looks like they took a deep swim in the hay!
Let it be known I even tried to copy his form and still landed with hay in my undergarments and hair. 😂💛

Beautiful raw honey! 💛

“All honey will crystallize over time,” agrees Shriver. “Commercially processed honey tends to crystalize more slowly than raw honey. That’s because all of the particles (mostly pollen grains) have been filtered under high pressure and heat. This process not only removes the pollen but also destroys many of the naturally occurring yeasts, enzymes, flavonoids, polyphenols and microbial compounds. https://www.epicurious.com/expert-advice/why-does-honey-crystallize

I took this picture of Clover last fall. She was just glowing in the dusk. 💛

Some of the last videos I got this year before the frost hit. I’m in love with our @floret seed selections we got! Totally worth it!

2024 has been a great season! Frost is about to fall soon us.
What a fabulous, wonderful fantastical year!

Such a gorgeous flower! The lisianthus is known for its long vases life. It's elegant, sophisticated, but sometimes does not give the wow you hope for. Recently @honeybloomflorals_ showed me how to reflex the petals to create a butterfly ranunculus type looking bloom. It's spectacular and I dare you to try it with our Rosanne Browns that we still have in the field. or with any Lisi's you've got in front of you! This picture was taken by the talented @danamartincreative a couple years back, so I don't remember the variety. :)

We had a glorious grand Fall finale for our farmstand 2024.
Thank you for coming out! It’s been a tremendously busy and fun year! You all really showed up! And we’re so grateful!
Keep an eye out for our Winter Creative Series!

Thanks @georgestreno for this incredible video!!!

Come join us for our last Saturday farmstand!
Give away to all who purchase something Saturday. Mud kitchen for kiddos
Kids can Paint a mini pumpkin (while supplies last.)
Bud vases station
Coffee
And more!

A jewel tone bouquet with aquatic nods!
This one was just so fun! Colors were earthen with a splash of blue!

A bright and a warm bouquet going out to 2 special people today.
We mainly do wholesale, weddings and markets, but every known and then a special request comes and I love to pause the thoughts of market and harvest lists and walk the fields with the intention of fulfilling a special request.

Lady decided she wanted in on the dahlia show!

Coffee on a T post.
Tell me you’ve put your coffee in perilous situations too. 😂💛
I got this mug in South Africa, note the protea, South Africa’s national flower, and it’s so special to me! But will I keep it safe?… probably not, I love it, and thus I use it. If I wanted it to last, I know with my clumsiness, I shouldn’t use it, but that would mean the memory of the hot ceramic body warming hands would be lost.
So for now, as long as I have it and it balances on posts and polls I’ll enjoy it.
Do you have something special you use daily too?

The zinnia have started to show their beautiful faces!
These grasshoppers however are trying to steal the moment.
I’m ready for war on the grasshoppers! What are you doing to keep them off your crops/gardens?
So far we are trying to increase brix count on plants, and tomorrow I’m spraying with garlic! 🍝😂

Guess what flower belongs to this plant?
💛🌸

See you Saturday for flowers, honey, baked goods, produce, eggs, pottery and more!
9-12.

Did you know that we’ve had the priveledge of doing @cfalongmont flowers for over a year now.
When we were first approached both us and them were hesitant, but excited at the possibility of the flowers being fully local!
Our flowers are not necessarily the long lasting tropical florals that you can get at a wholesaler.
We also only have what we have on the farm and nature controls a lot of those aspects.
And of course we don’t have flowers in the winter. So with some brainstorming we came up with some plans.
In the winter we use dried goods.
And with the right conditioning (sitting in a cooler for a certain amount of time) our flowers have lasted in a restaurant with some sitting in the sunlight all day.
(And of course we’ve had flops, where flowers crash sooner than expected, and we learn and change our plan).

These beautiful blooms will be in the restaurant tomorrow morning. They consist of Baptisia pods and leaves, white statice and a forage flower from the pasture.

We’ve done some shuffling on the farm! Come tomorrow to see our design space!
Saturday 9-12. 💛

Thank you @monicaleigh1291 and @ericaeliza56 for making magic happen. 💛🌸

When all the work is done for the day.
Then all the fun begins!
We cherish our evenings. They’re quiet.
Unwinding before bed.
Birds singing.
It’s spectacular!

We had the awesome privilege to provide flowers for the lovely Tara and Cam wedding last weekend.
Tara and her bridesmaids came to the farm and built their own bouquets, and there’s nothing quite like fresh spring flowers to play with!
I love making the flowers an experience for the bridal party!
Olivia J photography took amazing pictures!

Willa (my 9 year old) is running her very own summer camp this year.
Today was the first day, and it was so sweet, while the girls did animal chores, songs, games, reading and crafts, the boys built a pulley system on the treehouse.

If you are interested in her summer camp, (which I am present the whole time). Here are the details.
- Girls only. Aged 4-7.
- Limited to 5 kids. (There are still a couple spaces each day).
- Dates are June 12, 19, and July 3rd.
- Times: 10:30-12:30.
- $15/day.

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