Flower Farms in Iowa

Lincolnway Flower Farm

Lowden, IA

Lincolnway Flower Farm grows cut flowers along the Old Lincoln Highway in Lowden, in Cedar County in eastern Iowa. The farm takes its name from the historic road, one of the first transcontinental highways in the country.

Loess Hills Lavender Farm

Missouri Valley, IA

Loess Hills Lavender Farm grows lavender across walking trails cut into western Iowa's Loess Hills, with a craft store carrying goods from more than 40 local vendors alongside the farm's own bath and body products. Admission is free. The farm is open Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday afternoons, closed Mondays and Tuesdays, and also hosts weddings on-site.

Miss Effie's Country Flowers and Garden Stuff

Donahue, IA

Miss Effie's Country Flowers and Garden Stuff sits on 130th Avenue outside Donahue in Scott County, on the Iowa side of the Quad Cities region. As the name suggests, it's a flower and garden goods stop rather than a produce farm.

Oak Hill Acres Organic Vegetable & Flowers Farm

Oak Hill Acres grows organic vegetables and cut flowers, per its listing name, though no city, address, or website for this Iowa farm turned up in research. Specific crops, season, and sales format are unverified.

St. Bridget's Flower Farm

Solon, IA

This cut-flower farm sits between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, growing blooms it turns into wedding flowers from May through October. Brides can buy wholesale stems for do-it-yourself arranging or order finished bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, and full ceremony-and-reception florals directly from the farm.

Where the flowers Are Farm

Muscatine, IA

Where the Flowers Are Farm grows cut flowers at 1692 Tucker Ave in Muscatine, offering a CSA subscription along the Mississippi River in southeast Iowa.

Indianola Bloom - produce, pumpkins, & flowers

Indianola, IA