A peek behind the gate at the woman, the family, and the flowers growing on fifth-generation land near Clyde, Ohio.

PART ONE – Getting to Know Me

1.  Who are you, in one sentence?

I’m Sarah, a mom and flower farmer growing on my family’s fifth-generation land near Clyde, Ohio.

2.  What did you do before the farm?

I was a brand manager, helping founder-led brands tell their stories. Now I get to tell my own.

3.  Who is the farm named after?

My daughter, Madison. This place is my love letter to her and the generations to come.

4.  What’s your favorite season on the farm?

Spring. Everything about it: the air, the surprising warm days, and the best blooms of the year.

PART TWO – The Farm

5.  How long has your family farmed this land?

Five generations. I’m proud to be the next chapter.

6.  Why flowers?

Why not?

7.  What does “Already Home” mean to you?

It’s the feeling of coming back to something real. I want every visitor to feel like they belong here.

8.  What is the Bouquet Bar?

A hands-on experience where guests pick stems and build their own bouquet to take home.

9.  What’s the hardest part of farming?

Trying to do it all.

“I want every visitor to feel like they belong here.”

PART THREE – The Flowers

10.  What do you grow?

Snapdragons, ranunculus, cosmos, sweet peas, zinnias, strawflowers, asters, dahlias, and gladiolus.

11.  What’s your favorite flower, and why?

Ranunculus. They’re so detailed, and they surprise me every single year.

12.  Which flower surprises people most?

Ranunculus! People can’t believe how many delicate layers one bloom can hold.

13.  What’s your best tip for making cut flowers last?

Keep them out of direct sunlight, trim their stems, and give them fresh water often.

14.  Where can people find your flowers?

Our property is under construction right now, so the best way is to reach out to me directly. You can also follow along on Instagram at @madisons_meadow.

PART FOUR – What’s Next

15.  What was a highlight of this year?

Bringing Madison’s Meadow to the Country Living Fair in Rhinebeck, New York.

16.  Any new products on the way?

Yes! My most requested items and services are coming soon.

17.  What’s one dream for the farm?

Horses! I’d love to see them grazing out past the flower rows someday.

18.  What do you hope people feel when they visit?

Like they’re already home.

19.  What does “Rooted in something real” mean to you?

This isn’t just a flower farm. There’s so much more to it. It’s a real story, growing real products with intention, and creating something where our roots run deep.