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Welcome!
My journey as a grower began over three decades ago as I found every opportunity to transform grassy suburban lawns into colorful gardens and edible landscapes. I've been growing on this fifteen acre historic farm with my family since 2017 and have been a resident of Kitsap County since 2000.
Growing is my passion. Floral design is my expression of this passion.
I am an avid lover of nature and of wilderness; a forager, backpacker and adventurer. Native plants and plant cultivation have been a deeply important part of my life since I was a child running around in streams and eating from the garden on my parents' acreage in Iowa City, Iowa where I was born in 1972.
As a grower, I balance my time between the fields and the design studio, tending blooms from seed to bouquet. I work with a select number of couples each season who are married in the most beautiful of places; the Kitsap Peninsula, Bainbridge Island and the greater West Sound area including the Olympic Mountains.
My delivery service area for special orders and custom arrangements includes Poulsbo, Bainbridge Island and the north end of the Kitsap Peninsula in Washington State.
For the love of flowers,
Stacy Marshall
Where I live and work.
My home-based design studio is located on our family's fifteen acre farm, just minutes outside of our beautiful hometown of Poulsbo.
I grow on roughly three-quarters of an acre which includes dahlias fields, peony fields, perennial fields and three high tunnels for season extension. Additionally, I have established woody perennials, heirloom flowering shrubs and trees and a variety of native flowering plants and foliage woven throughout our fifteen acres.
If you would like to set-up an in-person, hour-long wedding consult and visit our farm, please complete the intake form and indicate an "in-person consultation." I'm happy to tour you around our historic farm where my family and I live and where I grow and design with the flowers that I love.
Let's work together!
Are you getting married on Bainbridge Island, the Kitsap Peninsula or in the Olympic Mountains?
I provide wedding florals for couples getting married across the West Puget Sound area including at Port Gamble, Heronswood, Kingston House, the Manor House, Kiana Lodge and other local venues as well as in intimate spaces with natural beauty such as Nature Bridge in Olympic National Park and the in backyards of seaside communities on Bainbridge Island and in Poulsbo.
YOUR DAY MATTERS TO ME.
WEDDING AND ELOPEMENT WORK
My style is natural and speaks to my thirty year love affair with native plants and perennial flowers. My designs are loose and airy and infused with a casual elegance. In each of my pieces, I incorporate native perennials and flowers with character, many of which tell a story of place and intention.
Focals throughout the season include ranunculus (spring), tulips (spring), peonies (spring/summer), roses (summer), hydrangeas (summer), dahlias (summer/fall) and lisianthus (summer/fall).
We have so much to choose from here at our farm! We will work closely together to ensure that you are holding exactly what you had envisioned for your wedding day.
I work with couples who choose to have their wedding in beautiful settings in Poulsbo, Kingston, Bainbridge Island, the Olympic Mountains and the Olympic Peninsula.
Special Order Flower Delivery
As a flower grower in Western Washington, my arrangements and centerpieces are available April through October.
Committed to sustainability.
All of my flowers are grown utilizing regenerative agriculture principles, without chemicals and fertilized with organic soil amendments.
Thoughtfully introduced beneficial insects help to reduce pest pressure. Birds and pollinators are supported through a variety of intentional practices.
A proud Emerald Hour member.
Emerald Hour's mission is to inspire and empower wedding professionals to create more sustainable events in the Pacific Northwest; an intentional, cultural shift away from the wedding industry's wasteful status-quo.
Applicants to Emerald Hour undergo a sustainability review prior to receiving Board approval for membership within the organization.