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Thinking about a fall or winter garden consultation? 🌿It might feel a little backwards to start planning your garden whe...
10/16/2026

Thinking about a fall or winter garden consultation? 🌿

It might feel a little backwards to start planning your garden when the growing season is winding down, but this is actually the perfect time to start planning for next year!

Whether you want to redesign your garden, try something new, or make the most of the space you already have, a little planning now can make all the difference come spring.

Let’s dream up a garden you’ll love growing in next year! 🌱

Visit cooleyblooms.com to learn more about garden consultations.

10 days spent in Europe, and one of the sweetest lessons from our trip came from a garden. 🌿While visiting a mental heal...
10/14/2026

10 days spent in Europe, and one of the sweetest lessons from our trip came from a garden. 🌿

While visiting a mental health facility in Italy, we learned how important green spaces, fresh air, and beautiful gardens can be in the healing process.

They had a rose garden, chosen for a reason. Roses are all different, they take patience and consistent care, and once established, they flourish.

Just like people. 🌹

It was such a beautiful reminder of why gardens matter and how much we can learn from the things we grow.

A little European inspiration we’re bringing home to Cooley Blooms! ❤️

The garden is starting to wind down, and it’s hard to believe how much life this little porch has held all summer. 🌿Thro...
10/10/2026

The garden is starting to wind down, and it’s hard to believe how much life this little porch has held all summer. 🌿

Through the heat, the long days, and even the lack of water, it stayed lively and full of growth. It’s something special to watching a garden change with the seasons—and even as things slow down, I’m already looking forward to what next year will bring.

A little reminder that gardens don’t have to be perfect to be beautiful. 🤍

Our watermelon has officially made the journey from vine to counter, and we are LOVING it! 🍉There’s nothing more satisfy...
10/08/2026

Our watermelon has officially made the journey from vine to counter, and we are LOVING it! 🍉

There’s nothing more satisfying than growing something from a tiny seed, watching it take over the garden, and finally getting to bring it inside and enjoy it. Nothing beats garden-fresh watermelon! 🌱

10/06/2026

Well… I guess the deer wanted to leave us a little garden review. 😂

A little deer p**p here, a completely demolished watermelon there… I’d say it’s safe to say the watermelon got their stamp of approval. 🍉

Thanks to our four-legged garden visitors for letting us know just how yummy it was!

One of the best parts of growing your own food?Walking into your kitchen with more produce than you know what to do with...
10/02/2026

One of the best parts of growing your own food?

Walking into your kitchen with more produce than you know what to do with. 😂🌱

Tomatoes, peppers, onions, squash, watermelon… when the garden really starts producing, you have to get creative!

We love finding ways to use what we grow, share it with friends, and enjoy every bit of the harvest.

What’s been your biggest garden producer this year?

Were you at one of our gardening classes this spring? 🌱If you were, we want to know — how did your garden experience go ...
09/30/2026

Were you at one of our gardening classes this spring? 🌱

If you were, we want to know — how did your garden experience go this year?!

What worked? What surprised you? What did you learn? And maybe most importantly… what are you already planning to do differently next year? 😉

We love getting to grow alongside our gardening community, and we can’t wait for our fall and winter classes! We’ll be talking all about prepping, planning, and getting ready for another garden season.

There’s always something to learn, and we’re excited to keep growing with you. 🤎🌿

There’s still some beautiful things happening in the garden. 🌿The cooler mornings, the last of the summer harvest, the c...
09/29/2026

There’s still some beautiful things happening in the garden. 🌿

The cooler mornings, the last of the summer harvest, the changing leaves — this is one of my favorite transitions in the garden.

Fall isn’t the end of gardening. It’s a season of harvesting, preparing, planting, and getting excited for what comes next.

And honestly… there’s something pretty special about slowing down enough to notice it all. 🤎

This little garden box in front of The Stylish Peddler house has been working HARD this season. 🌱🤎From one crop to the n...
09/27/2026

This little garden box in front of The Stylish Peddler house has been working HARD this season. 🌱🤎

From one crop to the next, it has held so much goodness and given us a front-row seat to the magic of growing your own food.

There’s something so satisfying about watching a small space produce season after season—fresh herbs, vegetables, and plenty of garden goodness right outside the front door.

One garden box. So many crops. An entire season of growing. 🌿

And we’re already dreaming about what we’ll grow in it next year! ✨

Fall is quickly approaching, which means our growing season and harvest are coming to an end. 🍂🌿But WAIT! Before you com...
09/25/2026

Fall is quickly approaching, which means our growing season and harvest are coming to an end. 🍂🌿

But WAIT! Before you completely clean up your garden, think twice about what you’re tossing away.

Those leaves, small branches, plant debris, and other organic materials can become some of the best ingredients for your compost pile. Instead of sending all that goodness away, let it break down and return those nutrients right back to your garden.

A little fall cleanup now can mean rich, healthy soil to work with when it’s time to plant again next season. 🌱

So before you haul everything away… save it! Your future garden will thank you. 🤎

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Grantsville, UT
84029

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