Tanglewood is a women-owned flower farm in Ashton, Maryland, growing unique, specialty cut flowers with a focus on sustainability and community.

Located on land that has been farmed for more than 150 years, we're proud to carry that legacy forward.

Our growing practices nurture healthy soil, support pollinators, and celebrate native plants—all while building meaningful relationships with our customers and fellow farmers.

  • Winter

    Tulips in Bloom

    Winter may be quiet in the fields, but at Tanglewood, the flowers keep growing. Our greenhouse-grown hydroponic tulips bring fresh color into the colder months, with beautiful varieties and seasonal colors to brighten your home. Available through seasonal offerings and convenient pickup locations, these much-loved tulips bring a little springtime joy to winter.

  • Spring

    A Fresh Start

    Spring brings a welcome burst of color and the first blooms of the outdoor growing season. Expect an evolving selection of seasonal favorites, from cheerful tulips and delicate early blooms to the fresh textures and colors that make spring arrangements so special. Each harvest reflects what's flourishing in the fields, bringing the beauty of the season straight from our farm to your home.

  • Summer

    Flowers in Full Swing

    Summer is a celebration of abundance, with vibrant colors, beautiful textures and a wide variety of specialty cut flowers. As the fields flourish, each harvest offers something new for seasonal bouquets, from bold focal blooms to delicate accents and airy fillers. Grown with care and harvested fresh, our summer flowers capture the relaxed, colorful spirit of the season.

  • Fall

    Rich Color & Texture

    Fall brings a beautiful shift toward deeper colors, warm tones and richly textured blooms. Think seasonal favorites in shades of burgundy, rust, gold and plum, with distinctive flowers and natural accents that bring depth to any arrangement. As the growing season winds down, we celebrate the last abundance of the fields and the beauty of flowers grown in harmony with the seasons.

The name Tanglewood was given to the farm when it was built 150 years ago. At that time the working farm was over 600 acres. Today the farm consists of 22 acres. After many years it has been restored to a working sheep, goat, and flower farm with rolling green hills and wooded acres.