Stephanie's Floral, a source for flowers and herbs at Billy's Organic Gardens

Welcome to Stephanie's @ billysgardens.com!
Here, you can view the plants I grow, seasonal wreaths, floral arrangements made to your order, and you can also ask me any herb question that you may have.  I have been interested in flower and herb cultivation and arranging for over 15 years. Practicing and honing my craft, I've learned what I can grow, dry, and preserve for the highest quality and color.  For years now, I've owned and operated my own business, 'Stephanie's Floral.'   You may have been to one of my wreath-making classes at City People, or have seen my wreaths at some of the finer floral shops in the greater Seattle Area.  If you would like I can design a wreath or arrangement to your own specifications — just email me or call me direct @ 800-417-6387.Over the past years, I have learned how to choose the best flowers and herbs for arrangements.
A Robin has built a nest in the basil Vertigrow. We think she is the same robin who built her nest here last year.

Basil Vertigrow	Our greenhouses in late May.
Stephanie has organically grown herb plants for sale at Seattle area Farmer's Markets starting in mid-April. She also has organically grown herb plants available in the Seattle/Tacoma area, before the first market day, at Whole Foods (Bellevue, Redmond, Roosevelt, West Lake, and InterBay); and at Ravenna Gardens in University Village.	These organically grown herb plants are available:
Loading plants to go to Baker's Acres in Tonasket	Basils Aroma Basil Genovese Basil Genovese Compact Basil Italian Large Leaf Basil Napoletano Basil Nufar Basil Superbo Basil Amethyst Basil Purple Ruffles Basil Red Rubin Basil Christmas Basil Lime Basil Mrs. Burns Lemon Basil Pistou Bush Basil Thai Magic Basil Thymes Creeping Thyme French Thyme German Thyme Orange Thyme	Anise Hyssop Artichoke Lemon Bergamot Lemon Catnip Chamomile Chives Garlic Chives Cilantro Dill Epazote Eucalyptus French Tarragon Horehound Lavender,Ellagance Lavender, Lady Lavender, Munstead Lemon Balm Lemon Grass Marjoram Peppermint Spearmint Oregano, Greek Oregano, Italian Parsley, Curly Parsley, Italian Rosemary Sage Shiso, Green Shiso, Red Summer Savory Stevia
Stephanie also keeps bees - 30 hives, some of which are on the West side of the Okanogan River, and some of which are on the East side of the River.	Bee pollinating peach blooms on the West side of the Okanogan River
Part of organic gardening is, of course, using natural predators (like ladybugs) to control damaging pests.	Steph on the tractor
A White Peony in Stephanie's Garden

Picking peonies for markets in June


Steph's bees in July are busily collecting nectar, pollinating berries and fruit, and making honey ... YUM!
	Picking Basil
Basil ... picked and ready to be packed for Farmer's Markets	Hoeing artichokes in July
Artichokes in July	"A good example of biological pest control," says Steph. Ladybugs and ladybug larvae on an artichoke.
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