Skywyld Farm Blog

If you haven't subscribed to our newsletter yet, head over to our home page and get signed up now! We promise to send only a few newsletters a year with important farm updates that go out to our subscribers first. From our Winter Newsletter, published Sunday, February 1, 2026: Happy New Year, my flower loving friends!   Now that the holidays are over, and we're well into the new year, I’ve had time to tuck in with a cup of tea and mountain of seed catalogs, and dream about t

Maybe you’ve noticed, dried flowers are cool again and they are making a big comeback! Dried florals, also called everlastings, are being displayed in homes, businesses, incorporated into wedding bouquets and are being used by floral designers everywhere. I have loved drying flowers since my teens, so I say it’s about time!   Everlasting flowers are delicate and delightful, and require no water changes . Whether you display them in a dry vase, on a wreath or tuck them into