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SlowFlowers Journal
  • New Book: The Flower Farmers
  • Read: SFJ Digital Issues
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2026)
    • SFJ New Beginnings: Celebrations + Ceremonies (Spring 2026)
    • SFJ Harvest + Holidays (Fall 2025)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2025)
    • SFJ The Wedding Issue (Spring 2025)
    • Slow Flowers Insights + Industry Forecast 2025
    • SFJ Celebrating the Season (Fall 2024)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2024)
    • Slow Flowers Floral Insights + Industry Forecast 2024
    • SFJ Celebrating the Season (Fall 2023)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2023)
    • SFJ Celebrations (Spring 2023)
    • Slow Flowers Floral Insights + Industry Forecast 2023
    • SFJ Botany Lessons (Winter 2023)
    • SFJ Harvest + Holidays (Fall 2022)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2022)
    • SFJ Botanical Couture (Summer 2021)
  • Farming Innovation
  • Design Innovation
  • Made in America
  • Color Palette
  • Flowers
  • Heroes
  • Essays
  • About SFJ
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David Brunton

David Brunton grows flowers with his wife Lina Brunton and their four children. Their small Maryland farm is tucked into a forest, near the Severn River, by the Chesapeake Bay. The land had been used as a baseball field until 2002, but the facilities were in disrepair by the time they purchased it in 2009. Their house sits in what used to be right field, hence the name Right Field Farm. David and Lina grow a mix of annual and perennial flowers with an eye toward all the natural beauty that Maryland has to offer.

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  • Farming Innovation
  • Design Innovation
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  • Essays
  • About SFJ
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