Fabled is thrilled to welcome owner of The Farmhouse Flower Farm, and reigning "Sweet Pea Queen", Marryn Mathis to discuss her new book, Sweet Pea School. She will be joining us for a conversation and signing on Tuesday, April 29th at 7PM!

About the Book:

From experienced flower farmer Marryn Mathis comes this gorgeous, instructive guide to growing and harvesting your own sweet peas.

With their delicate petals, whimsical vines, and intoxicating scent, sweet peas are some of the most nostalgic and beloved blooms—and they’re easy to grow. Known for the vibrant kaleidoscope of varieties she cultivates on her Washington farm, Marryn Mathis shares her deep knowledge and passion for sweet peas, taking you on an informative journey through her fields and teaching you how to plant, grow, harvest, and arrange a bounty of spectacular flowers.

Inspired by Mathis's popular "Sweet Pea School" workshops, this gardening book is a master class in sweet peas, sharing:

The history of this timeless flower
Best practices for planting and growing
An overview of popular varieties
Step-by-step instructions for creating magnificent floral arrangements
Plus, Mathis’s inspiring personal story of becoming a flower farmer and building The Farmhouse Flower Farm

Overflowing with stunning photos of colorful varietals, romantic bouquets, and gardens in full bloom, this modern guide to sweet peas is a must-have resource for gardeners, farmers, and florists of all levels, as well as designers and creatives eager for inspiration.

About the Author:

Marryn Mathis is the owner of The Farmhouse Flower Farm, a ten-acre family-run flower farm located in the Pacific Northwest that she shares with her husband and sons. Mathis is known for her incredible sweet peas, earning her the title "Sweet Pea Queen." She hosts annual online and in-person Sweet Pea School workshops and sells farm-grown seeds, bulbs, and tubers for all kinds of flowers through her website. Mathis was featured in the documentary Growing Floret on the Magnolia Network.

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