🌿 Roadside Stand · Bloomery, WV · Opening Mid-Summer 2026!
🌿
🌸
Stacey's Flower Market

From a little roadside stand in Bloomery, WV, Stacey grows and sells heritage Appalachian flowers, medicinal herbs, starter seedlings, and one-of-a-kind natural dye kits. Everything here is grown with love, harvested by hand, and rooted in mountain tradition.

Browse the Shop Find Us at Events

The Shop

```
🌿 Photo: Lavender Bundle
Dried Herbs

Lavender Bundle

Fragrant Appalachian-grown lavender, dried and bundled by hand. Beautiful in sachets, teas, or simply hung for scent.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌼 Photo: Chamomile
Dried Herbs

Chamomile Flowers

Delicate, apple-scented chamomile blooms — perfect for calming teas or herbal sachets.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌱 Photo: Herb Mix Bundle
Dried Herbs

Lemon Balm & Mint

Bright and refreshing mountain-grown lemon balm and peppermint, dried at peak flavor.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌻 Photo: Marigold Seedlings
Seeds & Seedlings

Marigold Starter Plants

Heritage marigold seedlings — a mountain garden staple and a wonderful source of natural yellow dye.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌸 Photo: Cosmos Seedlings
Seeds & Seedlings

Cosmos & Coreopsis Starters

Beautiful blooming dye plants that double as garden favorites — ready to go in the ground.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌿 Photo: Herb Seed Packets
Seeds & Seedlings

Heirloom Herb Seed Packets

Hand-harvested seeds from our heritage Appalachian herb varieties — grow your own mountain garden.

Ask at stand for pricing
🎨 Photo: Starter Dye Kit
Dye Kits

Beginner Dye Kit

Everything you need to get started: dried marigold or coreopsis flowers, aluminum sulfate mordant, twine, and a step-by-step guide.

Ask at stand for pricing
🌺 Photo: Bundle Dye Kit
Dye Kits

Full Color Bundle Kit

Multiple flower varieties for a full color range — marigold yellows, hibiscus pinks, and iron modifiers for moody greens and grays.

Ask at stand for pricing

All products are available at our roadside stand in Bloomery, WV and at local markets and events.
Have a question about a specific product? Send us a message — we'd love to hear from you!

```
🌸 Photo: Dye Kit flat lay or dyed fabric Your most colorful, eye-catching dye photo here

Something Special

Appalachian Flower
Dye Kits Coming Soon

These aren't your average craft kits. Every dye flower — marigold, dyer's chamomile, coreopsis, hibiscus — is grown right here in the mountains, harvested by hand, and carefully dried to hold its color.

What's inside each kit:

  • Dye Flowers: Pre-measured packets of dried blooms — marigold, dyer's chamomile, coreopsis, or hibiscus
  • Mordant: Natural aluminum sulfate to help your fabric bond with the color so it won't wash out
  • Modifiers: Optional iron additives to shift your colors into deeper, moodier shades — turn yellow into green
  • Accessories: Twine, rubber bands, a dowel for rolling, and a full step-by-step guide
Ask About Kits
🌻 Photo: Stacey at her stand or in the garden A warm, personal portrait works beautifully here

The Grower Behind It All

About Stacey

Welcome to Stacey's Flower Market! My love of gardening comes from a family tradition of growing beautiful flowers and useful herbs. For generations, gardening has been a way to connect with the land, provide for the household, and share nature's beauty with others. Over the years, that tradition has blossomed into Stacey's Flower Market — a small, family-centered business dedicated to sharing quality plants, gardening knowledge, and the joy of growing things.

Located in the beautiful Appalachian foothills of West Virginia, I specialize in herbs, vegetable seedlings, flowers, and traditional dye plants that help gardeners create productive and beautiful gardens. Whether you're planting your very first herb garden or adding unique heirloom varieties to your collection, I strive to offer healthy plants and practical growing advice to help you succeed.

"Many of the plants I grow have long histories of culinary, medicinal, ornamental, or dye-making uses."

I am especially inspired by historic gardening traditions and the resourcefulness of early American gardeners. Through my work with The Bee Sisters, I also enjoy sharing demonstrations and educational programs that bring colonial-era gardening practices to life.

At Stacey's Flower Market, I believe gardening is about more than plants — it's about connecting with nature, preserving traditions, creating beauty, and building community. Every seedling is grown with care, and every customer is treated like a neighbor.

As a certified West Virginia Master Gardener, I bring not just a love of plants but a depth of knowledge to everything I grow and share. Thank you for supporting a local woman-owned small business. I look forward to helping you grow a garden you'll love.

— Stacey Braithwaite

Say Hello

The Bee Sisters

Content coming soon — check back for more about The Bee Sisters!

Upcoming Events

```
Jun 6

Gardenfest — Middletown, Virginia

Saturday, June 6, 2026 · 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Find Stacey at The Bee Sisters booth at Gardenfest in Middletown, VA! Come browse herbs, seedlings, and dye kits — and say hello in person. It's going to be a beautiful day in the garden.

More Soon

More Events Coming This Season

Sign up below to be the first to know!

Stacey attends local markets, fairs, and pop-up events throughout the season. Join the email list or follow on Instagram at @staceys_flower_market_bakery for the latest updates.

```

Let's Talk Plants

Get in Touch

Have a question about a product? Want to know if something's in season? Just want to talk herbs and dye flowers? Stacey would love to hear from you.

```
🌸 Thank you! Stacey will get back to you soon.
```

The Roadside Stand

🌿

Opening Mid-Summer 2026!

Stacey's roadside stand in Bloomery, WV will be opening mid-summer 2026. Stop by for fresh-cut herbs, starter seedlings, natural dye kits, and a little Appalachian charm. Sign up for the email list below to be the first to know when the stand opens!

Notify Me When It Opens 🌼

Join the Garden

Be the first to hear about new products, seasonal harvests, upcoming events, and a little Appalachian plant wisdom in your inbox.