Celebrating over 20 years in business

Dahlia Tuber Sale

Starts November 1, 2026

🌸 Annual Dahlia Tuber Sale — November 1!

Our annual dahlia tuber sale opens November 1! Shop our collection of beautiful, farm-grown dahlia tubers, featuring tried-and-true favorites, customer bestsellers, and stunning varieties we grow right here at Goose Creek Gardens.

Tubers will ship in April 2027, just in time for spring planting. Mark your calendar and shop early—many varieties sell out quickly!

Heirloom Chrysanthemum Rooted Cuttings Sale

November 1, 2026

🌼 Heirloom Chrysanthemum Rooted Cutting Sale — November 1!

Our annual heirloom chrysanthemum rooted cutting sale opens November 1! Shop our collection of beautiful, hard-to-find heirloom mums featuring an incredible range of colors, forms, and bloom times—all grown and propagated right here at Goose Creek Gardens.

Rooted cuttings will ship in April 2027, just in time for spring planting. Shop early—many of our most popular varieties sell out quickly!

Welcome to our blog—where we share the rhythm of our weeks, the lessons from the field, and the beauty that comes with growing thousands of flowers in Western Pennsylvania. Whether you’re a fellow flower farmer, a customer who loves to learn more, or someone just curious about life on a working flower farm, we’re glad you’re here.

From weather woes to blooming breakthroughs, planting tips to business behind-the-scenes—this is where the story of Goose Creek Gardens unfolds, one week at a time. Each post offers an honest glimpse into the seasonal challenges and triumphs we experience as we nurture our fields and bring vibrant blooms to life. You'll find practical advice for flower growing, insights into the local environment, and reflections on the art and science of sustainable farming.

Join us on this journey through the growing seasons, where every flower tells a story and every week brings new opportunities to learn and grow. Welcome to the heart of Goose Creek Gardens.

The Flower Shack

The Flower Shack is our self-serve farm stand located at the end of the driveway on the farm. We offer the freshest seasonal flowers available grown on our farm, with selections that change throughout the year to reflect the beauty of each season. The Flower Shack is open from April through December, providing vibrant blooms for every occasion during these months.

Our Fresh Flowers

Goose Creek Gardens is a family-owned and operated cut flower farm in Cowansville, Pennsylvania an hour north of Pittsburgh. We strive to bring our customers the freshest and highest quality cut flowers and foliage that we can grow. On the farm we grow over 200 varieties of cut flowers from spring through the fall. We sell to florists, designers, and grocery stores in and around the Pittsburgh region. Introducing for the 2021 growing season, we will now be offering flowers direct to the public.

 
Café au Lait Dahlia

Café au Lait Dahlia

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Farm Fresh Flowers

Our availability of over 200 varieties of florals run from early spring to late autumn. Spring starts with tulip, daffodils, anemones, and ranunculus. Next come our sunflowers, zinnias, lisianthus, and many more which make up our summer offerings. We finish our growing season with over 75 types of dahlias, heirloom chrysanthemums, and ornamental cabbage.

No matter what part of our growing season, we work hard to bring the highest quality farm fresh flowers to our customers.

 

Our Story

Goose Creek Gardens was established in 2003 by Margie and Mark Dagnal. Margie wanted to follow her passion for growing culinary herbs and turn it into a business. For many years they grew culinary herbs and salad greens selling at farmers markets and to high end restaurants in the Pittsburgh area. Flowers were always a side part of the business that was a passion of their daughter, Kate Dagnal. In 2013 Goose Creek Gardens switched to growing cut flowers exclusively and started selling wholesale to florists and event designers. Our cut flowers were received well and we quickly ran out of space to expand as we were growing on the small 2 1/2 acre farm. In 2016 we decided to move the business and our family to a new 12 acre farm 70 miles away. This was a huge undertaking, not only were we combining two households, we were also moving an established business to a new location, and all the while trying to maintain growing and selling of our flowers. Since establishing at the new site we have expanded our flowers fields and now grow more flowers than ever before. We are excited every morning to see even the smallest changes in our fields and to see what is next for our beloved farm and for our loving family as we continue to grow. We are happy to share our journey with you!

 


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