Saturday May 10th, 2025
11:00am-2:00pm
(please try not to arrive early as our gate will be shut until 11a so we can better manage parking.)
Green Haven Gardens
Tomato plants will be $5, other prices will vary.
Cash is preferred.
Please bring a container to transport your plants home in.
Come celebrate spring with us!
Rooted in community and bursting with spring energy, come gather, grow, and support local at our Spring Pop Up & Plant Sale.
Explore the widest selection of rare and heirloom tomato varieties in the area from Green Haven Gardens. Cut flower seedlings from Alhambra Flower Farm, dahlia tubers and perennial seedlings from Scandi Blooms, tulip bouquets and edible flowers from Whipoorwill. Nature-inspired art from Twisted Path, hand dyed goods from Grimm Dyes, and DIY art projects from Bad Art Co!
Whether you're planting your garden, picking out a gift, or just soaking up spring, there's something for everyone.
To check out Green Haven’s tomato variety list, please click here. The list is not final, and subject to change!
If you can’t make this day, come out the week before on Sunday May 4th for Heather’s tomato plants (no additional vendors that day though.)
We’ll also have locally made worm castings from Utopia Gardens, an all-natural soil amendment that will help your seedlings thrive, available for sale at both events. Learn more here.
Scroll down to learn more about each of our vendors and what
they’ll have at the sale, or click on their logo to go directly!
Green Haven Gardens
Heather of Green Haven Gardens is a passionate seed steward dedicated to preserving and sharing rare and heirloom tomato varieties, and the stories they carry. She grows and maintains over 300 unique, regionally adapted varieties, many of which you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re brand new to gardening or a seasoned grower, she would love to help you find your perfect tomato.
Alongside tomatoes, Heather also grows a diverse array of herb and vegetable seedlings, all started with intention, care, and a deep love for nourishing people and the planet.
Behind the scenes, her husband Dylan helps bring garden dreams to life—building custom garden beds and crafting the best tomato cages you’ll ever find.
🍅 Offerings at the Pop Up:
Rare & heirloom tomato seedlings
Regionally adapted vegetable, herb, and companion plant starts
Heirloom bean seeds
Friendly advice and guidance to help your garden thrive
Handmade tomato cages and commissioned garden beds (available in limited quantities!)
Alhambra Flower Farm
Blake is owner and grower at Alhambra Flower Farm, which produces and sells fresh cut flowers direct to customer through subscriptions and markets, and through various wholesale channels. Blake’s business was born from a passion for gardening - with over a decade of experience growing flowers, ornamentals and vegetables, Blake loves getting his hands dirty, connecting with nature and creating the optimal conditions for plants to thrive. Practicing biodynamic and regenerative agriculture, Blake is proud to be part of the local flower movement, seeking to spread the infectious joy of fresh flowers throughout the local community.
Offerings at the Pop Up:
Singles, 4- and 6-packs of specialty flowers for borders or cutting gardens
"Cut Flower Garden" 24-packs for building your own cutting garden
Flower varieties include: calla lily, lisianthus, ranunculus, cornflower, yarrow, painted tongue, zinnia, cosmos, celosia, rudbeckia, marigold, strawflower, sweet pea
Contact:
alhambraflowerfarm.com
Email: alhambraflowerfarm@gmail.com
Instagram: @alhambraflowerfarm
Scandi Blooms
Scandi Blooms is the passion project of fledgling flower grower Gena, whose journey began with a single backyard bouquet gifted by a friend. What started with a few dahlias quickly bloomed into something much bigger, and she’s now growing on a former farm field that’s been in her family since the 1960s.
Offerings at the Pop Up:
Dahlia tubers:
Including Blizzard, Coralie, Iceberg, Orange Globe, Peaches n Cream, Platinum Blonde, Preference, Sweet Nathalie, and more.
Open-centered, pollinator-friendly dahlias grown from seed
Wild-card mystery tubers
Perennial cut flower starts:
Supreme Echinacea in Cantaloupe, Elegance, and Flamingo
Sedum: Touchdown Teak, Mocha Magic, Thunderhead
Contact:
Instagram: @scandibloomswi
Email: scandibloomswi@gmail.com
Whipoorwill
Pete and Meg of Whipoorwill work alongside sunshine to grow wholesale edible and cut flowers for Madison-area florists, chefs, and flower lovers. We share an affinity for life, nature, and community and believe sustainable, small-scale farming is vital for our future.
Offerings at the Pop Up:
Fresh-cut tulips, just in time for Mother’s Day!
Edible flowers to garnish your spring recipes
Contact:
Instagram: @_whipoorwill
🌐 whipoorwillfloral.com
Twisted Path
Brandi, of Twisted Path, is at her happiest and most whole outside, wandering through Wisconsin's woods, fields, prairies and waterways, and she has always been a gatherer of natural treasures: stones, nests, bones, feathers, and the very best sticks.
She is, as Mary Oliver wrote, "a bride married to amazement" and her work is a study and celebration of her love and awe of Nature; cycles of life, death and rebirth, and the interconnectedness of all life.
Because her work celebrates and honors Nature, the works themselves are crafted to be returned to Earth in time, and will compost. The vines and other natural elements she gathers on her wanderings. The flowers she buys from trusted local growers. She strives to keep them all natural, with the exception of small applications of wire or glue to keep the elements in place.
Email: twistedpathart@gmail.com
Grimm Dyes
Grimm Dyes does tie-dye differently. Yes, they have classic tees—but they also create matching sweat sets, zip-up hoodies, hats, scarves, dresses, tapestries, and more. Their designs are bold, expressive, and one-of-a-kind, made with love for color and craft. If it can be dyed, it probably has been.
Offerings at the Pop Up:
Tie-dye tees, hoodies, and sweatpants
Ice-dyed, one-of-a-kind pieces
Accessories and wearable art
📷 Follow along:
Instagram: @grimmdyes
Bad Art Co
Bad Art Co is back again this year to welcome joyful, no-pressure creativity into spring hearts and gardens.
Based in Oregon, WI, they’re an independent art studio, lounge, and bar that offers open studio time, non-traditional classes, and a playful space to create without judgment.
They believe that making art should be weird, freeing, and fun—and at the Spring Pop Up, they’ll bring a bite-sized version of their signature experience with an interactive DIY art station for all ages.
Offerings at the Pop Up:
Hands-on DIY art projects
Open-ended, creative fun, no rules, no pressure
Perfect for kids & grown-ups, and a great gift for Mom’s!
Contact:
Website: badart.co
Instagram: @badart.co
Worm Castings from Utopia Gardens
Utopia Gardens is a small-scale operation based in Blanchardville, WI, focused on soil health, sustainability, and the magic of microbial life. Their small-batch, high-quality worm castings are made with care and packed with organic matter, beneficial microbes, and natural nutrients. These castings help improve soil structure, support strong root development, and boost plant resilience—making them a perfect companion for garden beds, potted plants, or tomato planting holes.
I’m excited to offer this local option for helping your tomato plants thrive—a living soil amendment that pairs perfectly with the heirloom seedlings you'll find at the sale.
Offered at both sales:
25 lb buckets of worm castings for $25 — an amazing deal for nutrient-rich, living compost
Ideal for planting holes, garden beds, or top-dressing established plants
Safe, natural, and full of life—great for veggies, flowers, and more
Facebook: Utopia Gardens
If you are interested in buying worm castings, please fill out this quick form so we know how many to bring! Worm Casting Interest Form