Patagonia Flower Farm, formerly located in Patagonia, Arizona, has moved to Cairo, Georgia, approximately 20 miles north of Tallahassee, Florida. 

“We’re pleased to bring our local fresh cut flowers and beautiful handmade flameless botanical candles to North Florida,” affirms owner Aishah Lurry, along with her husband Sebastian Lurry. “When we began growing flowers in Southern Arizona, we knew it would lessen the impact on the environment by making local flowers available. Our move to Georgia further reduced the impact because greater water resources and a humid climate make farming more sustainable.”

Aishah honed her skills for gardening by growing flowers at her home for years before offering them to the public. Her interest in sustainable farming practices led her to work for Borderlands Restoration Network, an agency that specializes in the restoration of Southern Arizona native plants. “I gained so many skills that I could use in flower farming. I also learned more about incorporating native flowers to make my farming practices even more sustainable,” she says. 

Sebastian, who comes from a farming background, developed his passion and skills while gardening with his father as a child and working on his grandparents’ farms. His professional level gardening included working as the garden manager for the famed Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center in Patagonia, Arizona.

Patagonia Flower Farm products are available at Southwood Street Market, Tallahassee, FL; Watersound Town Center Farmers' Market, Panama City Beach, FL; and Grand Boulevard Farmers’ Market, Miramar Beach, FL. For more information, call 520-335-7384 or visit Instagram @patagoniaflowerfarm or  Facebook,