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Andrea Curlo opens flower farm in Nebraska backyard

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 18:32 · Archive

Andrea Curlo has established Aunt Annie's Flower Farm and Mercantile as a community destination on Nebraska's Bloom Trail in Pauline.

Andrea Curlo has established Aunt Annie's Flower Farm and Mercantile in her backyard in Pauline, Nebraska, as a community destination on the Nebraska Bloom Trail. Curlo fills buckets with blooms grown behind her home, saving seeds from her favourites to replant each year.

Curlo founded the farm during the pandemic after a difficult personal season. She explained: 'I thought I need to get my spirits up.' The farm offers visitors an escape in the flowerbeds, with some calling it their therapy, according to Curlo.

A former agriculture teacher, Curlo uses the space to educate guests about agriculture in south-central Nebraska. Her family has farmed the area for over 150 years. The renovated barn has been converted into a mercantile selling farm goods, local products and artwork. Her husband Brian, a construction specialist, oversaw the renovation. Curlo said: 'He's really helped out a lot and made my dream come true.'

Andrea Curlo opens flower farm in Nebraska backyard
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In this story: Andrea Curlo · Brian Curlo · Aunt Annie's Flower Farm and Mercantile · Pauline · Nebraska

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