Welcome to Riverbloom Farms
Our Story, In Print
425 business Next in Line Article
Riverbloom began with a quiet hope to build something meaningful with my daughters and to stay connected through the seasons of life.
In the pages of 425 Magazine last summer, a piece of that story was shared. One rooted in family, healing, and the threads that tie generations together.
What started as a way to stay close has grown into something deeper, shaped by both the past and the hope of what can be tended and restored.
We’re grateful to carry that story forward here.
With gratitude,
Riverbloom Farms
Featured in 425 Business Magazine, July/August 2025 (Legacy Issue)
“Riverbloom Farms is Sowing the Seeds of Mother/Daughter Bonds”
1001 Hoag Road Mount Vernon WA
Farm Stand. A Spring First at Riverbloom Farms
Spring has arrived at Riverbloom Farms, and our daffodils are ready to bring a little sunshine to your home!
Grown with care right here in Skagit County, these early blooms are our first offering of the season.
We’re open on weekends until sold out. Come early to find your favorites. Updates on Facebook or Instagram
Testimonials: What Our Customers Are Saying About Us
"Absolutely stunning flowers and incredible quality! You can tell these growers truly care about their craft; the vibrant blooms and freshness of every stem are proof. The arrangements lasted longer than expected and brought so much beauty into my space. It’s clear that everything they grow is done with love and intention. Highly recommend for anyone looking to support local growers and bring more natural beauty into their life!" -Br
-Brenda Garcia
Owner, Elevated Beauty
"I always have a wonderful experience when I visit Riverbloom Farms.
The dahlias are beyond beautiful, and you can tell they really put a lot of care into every flower!
The staff is so warm and welcoming and will answer any questions you may have.
I encourage you to go out there to see it for yourself; you will love it!"
-Corinne Kaptein
'This farm keeps my home fresh and colorful from spring through fall. Their bouquets are so easy to pick up at various roadside stands (Mt. Vernon, Hoag Road, and Bow) that I have no excuse when my house is drab without them. I unfortunately have a black thumb (though I blame it on the lack of effort from the flowers). What I could only wish to learn about greenery, this talented family is able to cultivate and produce in glorious abundance.'
-Erin Davidson
Onwer, Davison Medical
Dahlia Tubers Are Back!