Below are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive along with the responses.

Do you do wedding flowers?

Yes! While we are a primarily a flower farm, we do offer wedding flowers a la carte through our fleur de lune design studio as well as custom arrangements for special events. 

I’ve always imagined having a wedding at a flower farm, can you accommodate us?

Unfortunately, Graystem Farm is not set up as an event venue; however, Powhatan has several beautiful event venues to suit almost any vibe – Bienvenue, Fairview Farm, Historic Whitewood, Lakeside at Waverly, The Estate at River Run, and The Mill at Fine Creek. Please note this information is provided as a courtesy, we do not receive any sponsorships, nor recommend or endorse any particular venue.

Do you sell bulk or wholesale flowers?

Though it is not our focus, we are happy to provide floral professionals with bulk or wholesale flowers if the requested flowers are available. Visit our seasonal blooms page and drop us an email letting us know what you need. Please include a copy of your Virginia resale / exempt tax ID certificate.

Can we take photos at your flower farm?

If you are visiting the farm during one of our open field days you may take as many pictures and videos as you like. You may also bring a professional photographer to take engagement, pregnancy or prom photos during these dates. We do have some Rules and Conditions regarding photography on the farm. Please check them out before you hire a photographer.

Can we bring our dog(s) to the farm?

We know this is a hard one, our pets are part of our family too. Because our farm is home to working dogs, barn cats, and chickens, we cannot permit guest animals except for working service dogs on a short (4-6 foot) lead and under the owner’s control at all times. Any dog that is out of control, marking plants, defecating anywhere, harassing our animals, or other guests, will be asked to leave the farm. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Do you have edible flowers?

Yes! We sell edible flower and herbs, including lavender. We also have several natural dye plants in the field for fiber artists.