Well By Nature Farm 2026 Flower CSA

LaFayette, Georgia

Well By Nature Farm is more than a place where flowers grow, it’s where beauty, creativity, health, and community flourish together. Founded by Julie, a dedicated farmer and holistic wellness enthusiast, Well By Nature Farm brings together her two passions: nurturing the land and inspiring others to live well, naturally. Discover vibrant, seasonal blooms through our Flower CSA program, where members receive fresh, naturally-grown bouquets that reflect the rhythm of the seasons. Visit the farm to enjoy on-farm events that celebrate natural health, homesteading, and creative living, from hands-on workshops to community gatherings. Beyond the flowers, Well By Nature Farm offers fresh, naturally grown vegetables and fruits, available right on the farm, as well as a line of small-batch herbal and bath products crafted to support wellness.

Directions

The share opens with flowers in May and finishes with squash in October — 12 crops in all, on Georgia season dates.

As of October: pumpkins and grapes at peak; tomatoes, peppers and squash close to finished.

What's in the share

Crop	J	F	M	A	M	J	J	A	S	O	N	D
🎃Pumpkins
🍅Tomatoes
🍇Grapes
🫑Peppers
🎃Squash
🍒Cherries
🫐Blueberries
🌻Flowers
🍈Melons
🫛Green Beans
🫛Peas
🍑Plums

In seasonPeak pickingOff season

What they grow & sell

Blueberries;Cantaloupes;Watermelons;;Arugula;Beans (string);Beets;Collard Greens;Cucumbers;Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.);Green beans;Green onions/scallions;Kale;Lettuce (head, leaf, etc.);Mixed leafy greens;Mustard Greens;Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.);Peas;Peppers, hot;Peppers, sweet;Potatoes (new, red, russet, etc.);Pumpkin;Radicchio;Radishes;Spinach: baby, regular;Squash, summer: zucchini, etc.;Squash, winter: butternut, etc.;Sweet potatoes;Swiss chard;Tomatoes (cherry, grape, etc.);Tomatoes (plum, round, etc.);;Coffee and/or tea;Cut flowers;Eggs;Fresh and/or dried herbs;Soap and/or body care products;, 1, 0, Blueberries;Cantaloupes;Watermelons;, Arugula;Beans (string);Beets;Collard Greens;Cucumbers;Eggplant (Italian, Japanese, etc.);Green beans;Green onions/scallions;Kale;Lettuce (head, leaf, etc.);Mixed leafy greens;Mustard Greens;Onions (pearl, red, white, etc.);Peas;Peppers, hot;Peppers, sweet;Potatoes (new, red, russet, etc.);Pumpkin;Radicchio;Radishes;Spinach: baby, regular;Squash, summer: zucchini, etc.;Squash, winter: butternut, etc.;Sweet potatoes;Swiss chard;Tomatoes (cherry, grape, etc.);Tomatoes (plum, round, etc.);, Chicken;