ABOUT FLOWERWORK FARM
Flowerwork Farm is a no-till, regenerative flower farm and floral design studio in Western Massachusetts. We are members of the Grow Food Northampton Community Farm and follow all organic growing methods. We grow a variety of annuals, perennials, bulbs and flowering shrubs and trees.
We use sustainable growing practices like cultivating living soil on our farm, and eco-friendly design practices for event work. We are focused on providing locally grown flowers for our neighbors, finding unconventional, convenient, and affordable ways to bring our customers seasonal joy and event design services.
Flowerwork Farm is part of the Care Farming Network and provides services for people with disabilities, in an accessible, nature-based work environment. We work together to create a resilient space of fulfillment and belonging.
Stacia Potter is a farmer-florist, designer, and maker with a passion for creativity and a love for taking on a challenge. With a BFA in sculpture from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Stacia brings a unique artistic eye to her floral designs and event creations.
Stacia's expertise extends beyond just floral arrangements, as she is skilled at incorporating other design elements to create a cohesive and stunning event experience. Her dedication to customer satisfaction means she loves taking a customer's idea and bringing it to life, no matter how complex, intricate or quirky that vision may be.
Stacia’s lifelong commitment to social and environmental activism drives her focus for promoting locally-sourced flowers, regenerative growing practices and reducing waste in the wedding and events industry. She believes Flowerwork Farm is the perfect way to bring all her skills and passions to one career.
Stacia lives with her partner, 2 kids, 2 cats and 6 chickens in Florence MA
Suna Turgay is co-owner of Flowerwork Farm. She has been growing for 20 years and enjoys creating accessible outdoor spaces where she can connect with people of different backgrounds, needs, and abilities through nature.
She came to farming through teaching, where she found the garden to be a great place to connect and engage with her students.
Suna is an immigrant from Turkey, where her grandfather was a farmer-florist. She lives in Florence with her spouse, kids, and the ever-popular dog Kona. She is the parent of a child with an intellectual disability and complex needs and dreams of working in an inclusive and accepting environment.