About Us
Meet the Farmer
Where To Find Our Flowers
Where To Find Our Flowers
Welcome to Brick Farmhouse Flowers -a local Iowa farm, located in Webster County near Fort Dodge, growing beautiful flowers just for you. We are not certified organic, but do use organic practices to grow our flowers. When you can't resist smelling that beautiful bouquet, rest assured there are no chemicals that you're sniffing.
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Welcome to Brick Farmhouse Flowers -a local Iowa farm, located in Webster County near Fort Dodge, growing beautiful flowers just for you. We are not certified organic, but do use organic practices to grow our flowers. When you can't resist smelling that beautiful bouquet, rest assured there are no chemicals that you're sniffing.
A person can grow a massive amount of flowers on a surprisingly small plot of land. Brick Farmhouse Flowers lies on less than a fifth of an acre, but we make every square foot count! Our farm also supports a large vegetable garden, grass pasture, and a hay field along with our animals - goats, cattle, laying hens, and peafowl. And we can't forget the barn kitties that love a scratch behind the ears.
Brick Farmhouse Flowers was established in 2021, the result of owner Jen's pandemic project. 2020 provided the nudge she needed to try her hand at growing cut flowers. Having grown vegetables and landscape flowers, she had experience in growing things, but there was lots of self-doubt: "can I really grow those beautiful blooms?" After sinking into all the podcasts, blogs, and books she could find, she sowed her first flower seeds in her basement and nurtured them until warmer spring temperatures welcomed the new plants to the garden.
Brick Farmhouse Flowers is the home of the Vit family - Jen and husband TJ plus their three sons.
Where To Find Our Flowers
Where To Find Our Flowers
Where To Find Our Flowers
Pick up your favorite flowers at several local markets!
1) The Fort Dodge Farmers Market. We're at the market on Saturday's from late June through the first hard freeze (hopefully into October!) 9am-1pm. The market is located north of Graham Collision Center at 11 North 25th Street in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
2) The Otho Market in the Park at the
Pick up your favorite flowers at several local markets!
1) The Fort Dodge Farmers Market. We're at the market on Saturday's from late June through the first hard freeze (hopefully into October!) 9am-1pm. The market is located north of Graham Collision Center at 11 North 25th Street in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
2) The Otho Market in the Park at the Otho City Park in Otho, Iowa. Markets are on Sunday's from 11am to 2pm. Check their facebook page for dates.
3) Webster City Market Nights on Thursday evenings June through August, 5:30-7:30pm. The market takes place on 2nd Street in downtown Webster City, Iowa. Brick Farmhouse Flowers will be there in July and August in 2024.
You can also special order flowers - - whether a special occasion or just because, flowers are such a mood booster! Let us put together a flower bouquet for you with the freshest in-season flowers from our gardens, or we can assemble a bucket of flowers for you to arrange on your own.
You can also get a DIY bucket of flowers from us. Let your design juices flow using our beautiful blooms for weddings, showers, and special events. This also allows for bulk pricing to better meet your budget.
The farm is not currently open for visits. Jen has a part-time "day job" and keeping up with a busy family creates for an inconsistent schedule. Hopefully someday we can invite visitors to the farm!
If your small business is interested in offering our flowers at your storefront, let's talk! We'd love to partner with you to provide our beautiful bouquets to your customers.
Thanks for supporting our blooming business!
The Benefits of Local
Where To Find Our Flowers
The Benefits of Local
Knowing your farmer and the land that grew your flowers is a special opportunity. Your purchase of local, seasonal flowers supports the regional economy around Webster County and is much more sustainable than traditional floristry. Did you know most flowers are imported from outside the US? Buying local greatly reduces the carbon footpri
Knowing your farmer and the land that grew your flowers is a special opportunity. Your purchase of local, seasonal flowers supports the regional economy around Webster County and is much more sustainable than traditional floristry. Did you know most flowers are imported from outside the US? Buying local greatly reduces the carbon footprint of each bouquet and to top it off, local flowers are fresher and longer-lasting in your vase.
Every bloom you find in your bouquet is grown and harvested right here in Webster County on our farm. It doesn't get more local than that!