Patty Cakes

10/09/2026

This was the first wedding cake book I bought way back when I first started making cakes. These “Wilton” cakes with columns separating the tiers eventually went out of style but not before I had accumulated lots of separator plates and columns. I hear this style cake is coming back in but I am now retired. We are having a neighborhood yard sale tomorrow, October 9 and Saturday, October 10 and I have SO MANY cake items FOR SALE: Cardboard rounds and cake boxes, separator plates and columns, Wilton character cake pans, a very large silver round cupcake stand and a vintage Wilton white wrought iron cake stand—just to name a few.

Come on out to Grandview Estates in Gallatin (I’m at 282 Grandview Circle) and get some deals! 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

09/12/2026

09/12/2026

Today is Autumn in the Square! Come on out and grab a bouquet. The weather is perfect and the flowers are already going fast. We’ve got celosia, sedum, dahlias, zinnias, lisianthus, solidago, marigolds, and eucalyptus plus more! All locally grown by members of the 💐 Nashville Cut Flower Collective

08/09/2026

Why buy local?
Your flowers were picked fresh from the field the day of or day before they get to you—Not picked then trucked to a warehouse in some other country, then shipped to Miami, then shipped to a wholesaler, then to you. Imported flowers are already past their prime by the time you can get them—dry packed (no water) for days while in transit.
Locally grown:
1. Helps your local farmer
2. Helps your local economy
3. Gives you REAL freshly harvested flowers which
4. Reduce the carbon footprint of shipping from another country or region
5. Are usually more healthy because small, local farmers are mostly growing herbicide/pesticide-free
6. Gives you options of seasonal flowers that are too delicate to ship

These flowers were harvested on my farm and in the hands of florists within hours, not days.

If you are a local florist or event planner and would like to purchase local flowers, reach out to 💐 Nashville Cut Flower Collective
We are a group of several middle Tennessee flower farmers, each growing exceptional, seasonal local flowers.
The lisianthus you see in these photos are taking a break but we will have more in a couple of weeks. I’ve had lisianthus last 3 weeks in the vase—they are amazing cut flowers!

08/06/2026

We’re back! Come see us at and grab you some lisianthus, zinnias, glads. And the fall flowers are already getting started too. This will be the last of the lisianthus until sometime in September. Don’t miss out! 💐🩷💐

07/09/2026

The garden is bursting with so many summer flowers this week. I will not be at again until August but you can come get your flower fix on Friday at . You may choose from these blooms and more from other local farmers from 1:00 till 5:00. Hope to see you there!

07/02/2026

07/02/2026

I’ll be at today with these favorite flowers. The garden is bursting with blooms right now so come out and grab some! I’ve got lisianthus, cosmos, celosia, zinnias and the sweet William is still hanging on as we transition from spring flowers to summer. I have neglected my dahlias this year so they are not blooming so well. Hopefully I can show them some love next week and they’ll reward me when the weather cools down. They really do not like this heat!!!
This will be my only market this month as I am having to take some time off for a minor surgery. But as long as my flowers survive my absence, I’ll be back in August!
Please come visit me today. 😊💐😊

06/20/2026

The flowers are selling fast! Come on out and grab a bunch. We’re here until 2:00. 💐

flowers

06/18/2026

Forgot to take a picture before they got bagged but these were cookies I made for sweet Grayson’s 6th birthday. 🎂🥳💙💚❤️🥳🎂