Getting seedy together!
While the majority of the seed offered here, is grown here at Lunaseed Farm - the reality is, this one woman, half acre farm has some limits. But that shouldn’t limit access to high quality pnw adapted flower seeds. With that in mind, I’m so excited that I get to collaborate with flower friends who share my passion, seed goals and are at least as OCD as me, about seed quality. The best part, it supports everyone. I get to open up a few of my rows for sweet pea breeding work, they get a outlet for their seed, and you get access to all the great seed!
When a variety is grown by one of the contract growers, it will be noted on that varieties page.
Laura Morimoto
Joy Blooms Farm
Laura is the grower behind Joy Blooms Farm, a lifelong gardener and cut flower farmer rooted in the Pacific Northwest. For the past six years, she has grown cut flowers for wholesale to florists and for retail sales to her local community. For the last two years, she has also grown sweet pea seed on her own land, mentoring in seed saving under Twozdai, owner of Luna Seed Farm. Growing for seed, she says, offers a meaningful connection between the past, present and future, and to a community of growers who care for the land and the planet.
Laura has trained through the Floret Flower Farming Workshop, the Little Farmhouse Flowers Tulip Workshop, and workshops in cold climate rose growing and lilies. Grounded in the beauty and ethos of the Pacific Northwest, she considers stewarding Joy Blooms Farm one of the great honors of her life.

