
DIY + Bulk Blooms
Each bucket holds between 45 and 75 stems of a mix of all you need to craft your own arrangements. Add on items from our a la carte menu.

Food and flowers you can feel good about, grown in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains here in the Upstate.


Meet Ian and Rachel Harding, the heart and soul behind our family farm. Our journey began with a desire to reconnect with nature, let our three boys revel in the joy of playing in the soil, and savor the goodness of healthy, flavorful food.
Ian grew up in rural Pennsylvania watching tractors and combines from the front porch. In 2018 he began an internship at Bioway Farm near Ware Shoals, South Carolina, learning to grow organic vegetables at scale — and in 2019 Ian and Rachel started Wet Knot Farms, producing a vibrant array of vegetables and cut flowers.
At our core, we believe in growing honestly: genuine connections within our community, sustainable & regenerative practices, and a quality harvest of fresh, nutritious food and gorgeous flowers.
Lush, garden-style designs with farm-fresh flowers, hand-selected from our fields. Three flexible options for every size and budget.

Each bucket holds between 45 and 75 stems of a mix of all you need to craft your own arrangements. Add on items from our a la carte menu.

A bridal bouquet, a few boutonnieres, or a complete package — personal items, arrangements, arbors, cake florals, flower girls and toss bouquets.

A custom floral design from personal flowers to installations and flower clouds. Includes consultation, delivery, set-up and tear down.

Rather than focusing on specific varieties, we work with nature's ever-changing palette, creating designs with whatever is fresh and beautiful in our fields.
I love knowing that my food has just been harvested! No long travel, no long storage, no depletion of the good stuff! The difference in taste from grocery store produce is night and day.
Kimberlee · wetknotfarms.com




Now booking weddings & events for 2027 & 2028. The farm isn't open to the public, but floral subscription members get a private tour of the fields.