farm at dusk

Sand Ridge Farm

Flower farm at dusk in Southwest Missouri

Sand Ridge Farm has some exciting additions to our services to announce for 2025!

Keep reading to get the scoop.

Stella!

Say, “Hello,” to our new to us 1970 VW flower truck. She’s ready to see old friends and make new ones at The C-Street City Market and she’s also available for pop-up bars and can be booked for special events. Birthdays, showers, clubs, staff parties, performances- you book it and we’ll be there. Use our contact form to inquire about availability and don’t wait. Our schedule is already filling up.

Bee collecting pollen on a blossom
Black Swallowtail Butterfly on an Orange Queeny Lime Zinnia
ProCut Gold Lite sunflower with a honeybee on the center

Our Commitment to the Earth

Sand Ridge Farm is committed to sustainable, eco-friendly farming practices. We use beneficial insects, trap crops, and companion planting to ensure healthy and beautiful harvests. We have a grant from the USDA to encourage a pollinator population and increase wildlife forage and habitat. We are committed stewards of the land.

Some of our best customers at C-Street City Market Father and Daughter
Mixed floral bouquet with Voyage Champagne 2 Lisianthus,Snapdragons, and Celosia Celway Salmon
Bouquet bar satisfied customer Dahlias
satisfied customer, floral bouquet, celosia, solidago, eucalyptus, dahlia
Satisfied Customer flower bouquet Dahlias, strawflowers, sunflowers, solidago
spring bouquet locally grown flowers

C-Street City Market

The C-Street City Market in Springfield, Missouri hosts a farmers market Saturday mornings from April-October from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Sand Ridge Farm is a vendor at this market. Support your local economy and buy the freshest, most choice flowers, produce, and merchandise available.

Hickory Hills Country Club;ub bouquet bar, locally grown flowers

Events

  • Parties

  • Showers

  • Performances

  • Staff and Club meetings

  • Pop-Up Bars

  • Photography opportunities on farm by appointment

Whether you’re looking for the flower truck or an indoor/outdoor display for a different niche, we’ve got you covered. All of the flowers in this photo are locally grown and sourced for as small of a carbon footprint as possible.

1970 VW flower truck locally grown flowers

Contact us to schedule an event!

Bob and Kim in the sunflower field
Bob and Kim and 4 month old mini donkeys

Sand Ridge Farm has been in our family since 1976. My husband and I started our passion project of the flower farm and fruit orchard in mid 2022. We grew the orchard, flower beds, and added berries in 2023. We use sustainable farming practices and use beneficial insects and trap crops to control pest pressure. We’ve added a large hoop house. We’ve sold at the Marshfield and C-Street City Markets and in 2024 we were selected to join the Missouri Flower Exchange. MFE sells to florists and designers in Missouri and NW Arkansas.

aerial view of the farm showing acreage and pond
Dirt truck on a dirt road
summer mixed bouquet
Bob & Kim in a sunflower field enjoying the golden hour.

It’s been a long time coming.

My parents bought this farm in 1976 and this is where my brother and I grew up raising beef cattle, vegetable gardening, and grumbling about listening to Dad’s country music in the truck without air conditioning on the way to town or on most trips.

He had air conditioning, but didn’t want to run it because he thought it was too expensive. If there were several adults along we would be bumped to sitting against the back of the cab in the truck bed. Pros- less adult monitoring of our conversations. Cons- dust from the country roads and wild hair from the wind. Thank God for Aqua Net in the seventies and eighties.

My Mom kept the farm all of these years and after her passing, we decided to move in and live in the peace and quiet of the country again. I have to admit to my hate of pulling weeds and the ridiculous ease with which I sunburn, but despite all of that I got the itch to grow flowers. Lots of flowers. All kinds and ridiculous varieties of flowers.

My husband started an orchard. We are remodeling our pond. We are in transition. We have taken down old buildings and dead trees and we are planting new trees and shrubs to support wildlife. We are cleaning fences. We are dreaming and goal setting. It’s awesome. Join us for the journey of what two retired folks can accomplish together as we christen Sand Ridge Farm.

Cultivating Beauty.

Spreading Joy.

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bachelor button flowers
snapdragon flowers
fresh flower bouquet, locally grown,

Don’t miss out! Contact Us to be kept updated on events and venues.