Our flower farm offers sustainable, artisan-crafted floral designs for delivery, including seasonal bouquets, wreaths, holiday arrangements, wedding flowers, and weekly or monthly flower shares. We are a full service florist, serving Florence, Northampton, Easthampton, Williamsburg, Westhampton, and Leeds, MA, as well as the hilltowns of Western Massachusetts. We pride ourselves on creativity and sustainability.

In spring, summer, and fall, we feature locally grown, seasonal blooms from our farm. During the winter, we carefully source flowers from warmer climates, prioritizing American-grown whenever possible

Please check out our most recent work on our Instagram account!

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More about our Northampton florist + flower farm

As a flower farm, our bouquets and arrangements stand apart from grocery store flowers. During the growing season, we feature delicate, fresh blooms that thrive locally. These are flowers that can’t endure the long, refrigerated journey from overseas. Many are grown on our small farm, with additional sourcing from local growers whenever possible. In winter, we prioritize American-grown flowers from warmer climates, ensuring beauty and sustainability year-round. We are your Northampton florist, Easthampton florist, Florence florist, Williamsburg florist, Westhampton florist, and florist for the hilltowns of western Massachusetts.

About the farm

Sign reads: Passalongs Farm. Flower farm in Florence, Massachusetts

Passalongs Farm is a 1-acre, no-till, hand-dug, labor of love! We grow, sell and create floral designs using cut flowers we grow ourselves. In our Northampton area florist studio we create heartfelt floral designs for all occasions – weddings, parties, showers, and sympathy. We are located on the outskirts of the village of Florence, Massachusetts, which is part of the city of Northampton. Over the past several years we’ve grown from a farm to a full scale florist!

Our owner and lead designer, lives on the farm with her family. Half of the growing space is on her property. Half is generously leased from the city of Northampton and is part of the Mineral Hills Conservation area.

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A note from Adrienne:

As long as I can remember, I’ve loved plants and gardens. In middle school I planted a vegetable garden in the weeds in our yard. I gave myself an intense case of poison ivy in the process! Later, in high school, houseplants lined my window. During college, I supplemented my publishing internship working at a plant nursery and florist. I discovered I enjoyed much more than filing book jackets and answering the phones .

I went on to teach high school, work as a librarian, start a non-profit, freelance in publishing, advocate and speak about parenting children with special needs, and write books. It never occurred to me to follow my original passion until circumstances led me to manage a farmers’ market. I saw first-hand how people were making a living from their land, honoring all things local, and creating lives connected to nature. I resolved to do the same.

A dream becomes real

In 2015 my family moved to western Massachusetts after 21 years in central North Carolina. The move meant a lot of things to us. First, better opportunities for my younger son, who has a neurobehavioral disorder. Second, a change in employment (for the better) for my husband. Third, for me, a touch of freedom to explore growing flowers, but also the challenge of learning a new climate and starting a farm from scratch.

Our rustic little house came with a barn, a shed, an outhouse (!) and a very hilly and sandy spot of soil. I set to work.

The result is Passalongs Farm and Florist. I started out selling at local farmers’ markets, added a roadside cart in 2016, and in 2017 set up a 4-season floristry design studio. specializing in personal, thoughtful floral design for special events, weddings, and everyday occasions. It took me almost 40 years, but I love being a flower farmer and florist here in Northampton.