Boxwood Burrow
Flower Farm & Native Plant Nursery
At Boxwood Burrow, our goal is to make local, sustainably grown cut flowers & native plants accessible to florists and our community.
While giving back to native ecosystems, we nurture biodiverse landscapes, and work to protect the eastern box turtle.
Workshop Announcement!
I will be hosting a workshop and talk at this years Howard County GreenFest!
From Yard to Habitat: Creating Backyard Spaces for the Eastern Box Turtle
At the edge of every garden is an opportunity. This presentation invites you to reimagine your backyard as habitat. Where leaf litter, native plants, and quiet corners become essential resources for the Eastern Box Turtle. Drawing from Kyla Lynn Kroh’s new and practical Box Turtle Garden Guide: Creating Backyard Habitat for the Eastern Box Turtle, we’ll explore how small, intentional changes can create spaces that support both wildlife and a deeper connection to the natural world. Emphasis is placed on designing box turtle friendly landscapes using native plants, natural shelter, and thoughtful stewardship practices.
I hope to see you there!!!
For more information on GreenFest click on the link below:
Welcome to Boxwood Burrow
We are a small-scale flower farm and native plant nursery making a BIG impact.
At Boxwood Burrow, our goal is to make locally grown cut flowers & native plants accessible to our community, while supporting local florists and fellow growers along the way.
Through thoughtful, sustainable growing practices, we’re helping create a circular economy, lowering the carbon footprint of the floral industry, and proving that beautiful blooms and can be grown in harmony with nature.
Every plant we grow is rooted in care for the land, native ecosystems, and biodiversity.
Because saving the bees (and the turtles!) matters just as much as growing beautiful flowers.
A Florist’s Field Notes
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A Florist’s Field Notes is a seasonal peek into the garden and the day-to-day life of a flower farmer. With the change of each season this newsletter offers dreamy, behind-the-scenes photos, garden updates, tips for growing your own cut flowers, & how to cultivate landscapes for a sustainable future.
Hi There!
Hi, I’m Kyla, the face behind the flowers here at Boxwood Burrow.
I recently made my way to Pasadena, Maryland after nearly a decade on Vancouver Island in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. During my time on the island, I worked in flower shops, wholesale nurseries, and landscape design organizations before starting my own flower farm and garden design business, Meadow Wren Flower Farm.
Meadow Wren focused on growing cut flowers and native plants while creating biodiverse landscapes for birds, bees, and other pollinators. Alongside growing I found joy in arranging flowers for my local community and designing thoughtful, impactful floral installations for elopements, weddings & smaller events.
Today, I’m so grateful to be putting down roots in Anne Arundel County and to have the opportunity to make sustainable, locally grown blooms more accessible to my community.
Curious to learn more about the farm, my journey, and what’s growing here?
Visit the About page to read the full story.
All flowers are grown pesticide & chemical free here in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Eastern Ecology
Growing Gardens for the Eastern Box Turtle
Kyla’s passion project to give back to natural ecosystems, live sustainably and help save the turtles!
Work together with Eastern Ecology to create beneficial box turtle habitat in your own backyard.
Through native plant sales, educational outreach, guide books, garden design & more
Help restore biodiversity, promote ecological restoration and spread knowledge on the eastern box turtle and their habitat.
Looking for resources to build a sustainable garden?
Check out our shop for guidebooks, plant lists, floral subscriptions & more.
Farm Stand Coming Soon!
