About
Sundrop Flora grows all of our flowers at the Iola Valley Farm, just south of Gunnison amongst rolling hills, sunshine, and sage brush. We’re dedicated to working with the land, not against it. When winter hits, we let our soil (and farmers) rest, we only grow blooms in their natural season, from June through September. Our farm integrates these processes to keep our carbon footprint low:
Water is used carefully through drip irrigation, and we stretch the growing season with hoop houses, thermal mass heat, and frost cloth—keeping propane use to a bare minimum.
Aside from flowers, we grow vegetables and raise sheep and cows—meaning plenty of rich, organic compost to support truly regenerative growing practices.
Our flowers are grown without synthetic fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides.
Meet
Jenna
Sundrop Flora Flower Farm is a woman-owned business fueled by flower farmer Jenna Hallock, her partner, and their fluffy black cat, Kitty. Jenna’s mission is to nurture the land using regenerative practices, increase biodiversity by planting native perennials that support pollinators, and to make the farm and its flowers accessible to her Gunnison Valley community which she loves dearly.