The Hope & Wildflowers Cottage Nook Stand operates on the honor system and is open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM, rain or shine. If the weather is bad, the door may be closed to protect the stand, but we are still open, so please come in. All items are clearly marked and priced, and we accept cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App.
Our expanded Cottage Nook offers a wide variety of local goods, handmade products, seasonal favorites, fresh flowers, herbs, produce, and our own raw honey. The produce cooler is back and stocked with fresh seasonal produce as it becomes available from our gardens. You’ll also find produce and a selection of some of our favorite household items on the shelves beside the cooler. Our honey section features our own raw bottled honey, honeycomb, and a selection of beeswax and honey-based products, all made with care from our hives.
Over the years, we’ve been fortunate to welcome a few wonderful people and local makers who help make the stand what it is. Mac and Bella offer their handmade soaps, and Laura Lee’s Creations provides small-batch jams, jellies, and baked goods each week. From time to time, we also welcome visiting friends of the stand who may offer artwork, handmade creations, or other unique items to share with our community.
One special part of the original white Hope & Wildflowers Farm Stand lives on inside the Cottage Nook. The base of the old stand now serves as our informational table, preserving a small piece of where this journey began while welcoming visitors into this new chapter. When visiting, we kindly ask that you please drive slowly up the lane, especially coming up the hill from Route 51 and passing the first house, as children play in the area. Thank you for helping us keep our little corner of the community safe and peaceful for everyone.
Thank you for supporting our small family farm, apiary, and Cottage Nook. Every visit helps us continue growing, creating, and sharing the harvests from our gardens and hives with our community.
Behind the stand is a peaceful pollinator habitat, where visitors are invited to stroll along the paths and enjoy the butterflies, bees, and blooms in season. Nearby, our Little Free Library, built in memory of my late father, sits beside a Free Seed Library, encouraging others to grow gardens that welcome pollinators.
The stand itself was created in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, when we wanted to do something meaningful for our neighbors and community by sharing extra blooms and produce during a difficult time. It was lovingly repurposed from an old shed where my father and I once volunteered, giving it new life and purpose. Just behind it, you’ll also find our Monarch Waystation, and we provide flyers with information on how you can create one of your own.
At Hope & Wildflowers, there’s always a little something for everyone from local honey and handmade gifts to fresh produce and a quiet place to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Open Daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
Our Farm Stand and Honey Hut operate on the honor system and are completely self-serve. Each item is clearly marked and priced, and we currently accept cash, Cash App, Venmo, and PayPal for your convenience.
At our Farm Stand and Honey Hut, you’ll find a little bit of something for everyone to enjoy. We offer seasonal cut flower bouquets when available, along with fresh, bottled raw honey in a variety of sizes including half-pound, one-pound, two-pound, and quart jars with honeycomb. You’ll also find beeswax products such as hand-poured candles, lip balms, soothing hand creams, raw honey lollipops, and natural lip sugar scrubs. Throughout the season, we also offer fresh seasonal produce and herbs.
At Hope & Wildflowers, we are proud to share a little space inside the Cottage Nook with talented local makers whose products reflect the same care and craftsmanship we value.
You will find Mac and Bella’s handcrafted seasonal soaps, thoughtfully made with natural ingredients and inspired by the changing seasons. We also feature Laura Lee’s Creations, offering homemade baked goods, jams, jellies, and other small-batch favorites.
From time to time, visiting friends of the stand may also offer artwork, handmade creations, or other special items. We enjoy celebrating the creativity of our neighbors and supporting the small businesses and makers who help keep our local community growing.
Beside our stand, you’ll find our Little Free Library and Little Free Seed Library both created to share the joy of learning and growing with our community. The Little Free Library was lovingly installed in 2022 in honor of Steph’s father, who passed away from COVID-19 in 2021. It’s filled with books for both adults and children, including favorites about gardening, nature, agriculture, insects, and the changing seasons. We also tuck in free bookmarks and stickers for visitors to enjoy. Everyone is welcome to take a book or leave one behind, and book donations are always appreciated. Right next to it, our Little Free Seed Library invites gardeners to share or pick up seeds a simple way to help one another grow something beautiful.
Just behind our stand, you’ll find our Certified Monarch Waystation and Pollinator Habitat, a space we’re lovingly growing to support butterflies, bees, and other vital pollinators. The garden is filled with native plants and features mulched walking paths, thanks to our wonderful neighbors who helped make it possible. Visitors are welcome to stroll the paths, take a seat on our butterfly bench, and enjoy watching nature at work. Over the past two years, we’ve seen a wonderful increase in monarch larva activity on the milkweed, a sign that our efforts are helping.
Last year, we also became certified Pollinator Stewards through the Pollinator Partnership, recognizing our commitment to conservation and education. We’re always learning more about how to benefit our pollinators and are excited to keep expanding the habitat each season. Free informational flyers about monarchs and pollinator gardening are available at the stand for anyone who’d like to learn and grow along with us.
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