Bunny's Flowers

Environmental Education and Community Start Here

Our Mission

Our mission is to nurture all aspects of environmental and wellness education programs that center on community development and public education for children, adults and families. Bunny’s Flowers is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, managed and led by all volunteers. 

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🌼 Bunny’s Flowers is Blooming Again — A Message from the Heart of Our Farm 🌼 Dear Friends, Neighbors, and Supporters, We’re back — and stronger than ever. After a period of quiet maintenance mode on our website, we’re proud to officially share why we’ve been offline, what we’ve accomplished, and where we’re heading next as a community-powered, volunteer-driven, 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit. 🌱 A Quick Recap of Our Story Phase 1 began in Doylestown, PA, where Bunny’s Flowers was founded just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Like many, we adapted quickly — growing not just plants, but a purpose-driven educational mission rooted in resilience. After two powerful years at our original site, we grew into Phase 2 — and took on not one, but two new farm locations: 🐰 Bunny’s Flowers Farm – Philadelphia 🌻 Bunny’s Flowers Farm – Buckingham (Doylestown) Both properties offered huge potential, but came with immense challenges — no well, no electric, and no basic infrastructure for the first two years. But as any true regenerative farm school would do… we made it work. ⚡️ Making Magic Without Machines Without traditional infrastructure, we embraced what we teach: low carbon footprint living, resourcefulness, community, and creativity. With 100% volunteerism, repurposed materials, and a micro-budget, we proved something powerful: You don’t need a lot of money to make real change. You need vision, heart, and environmental education. We installed our Bunny’s Flowers sign directly across from Fonthill Castle, The TileWorks, and the Doylestown trails, and quietly began our first on-site programs — from hands-on regenerative agriculture to early childhood nature learning. 🌎 Where We Are Now — Phase 3 Begins! As of April 22, Bunny’s Flowers Farm is officially entering Phase 3: ✅ Infrastructure now in place ✅ Partnerships expanding ✅ Volunteer programs growing ✅ Educational outreach increasing ✅ Community-supported programming ready to scale With support from donors, grants, in-kind sponsors, and people like you, we are finally equipped to grow our programming — both online and in person — and move toward a more sustainable farm school model. But let’s be clear: We are not a production farm. We are an educational institution. Our nonprofit success is not measured by how many crops we grow — it’s measured by how many learning experiences we provide. That is our legal, educational, and moral mission — and we invite you to learn more anytime. 🏆 Our Successes — What We’ve Overcome – Successfully operated two farms with no infrastructure for over two years – Engaged dozens of volunteers and university interns (including graduate-level learners) – Provided nature-based learning to individuals with disabilities, trauma histories, and sensory needs – Developed over 400 online educational course templates – Partnered with schools, universities, nonprofits, and wellness centers – Held free educational programs during the pandemic when others shut down Grants & Infrastructure Upgrades: 🌿 USDA/NRCS Monarch & Pollinator Habitat Grant: We now steward a 5-year ecological planting plan to restore native pollinator species. This model supports wildlife, environmental education, and long-term sustainability. 🌱 USDA/NRCS High Tunnel Grant: A high tunnel is similar to a greenhouse but specifically designed for growing food, herbs, and flowers in a more controlled environment. It allows us to extend our growing season and offer more education year-round. ❄️ Cold Storage Equipment Donation: Thanks to the generous donation of professional cold storage systems, Bunny’s Flowers now has a vital piece of the sustainability puzzle. Cold storage enables us to preserve harvested crops, herbs, and flowers longer, improving both program quality and food safety. We are not a commercial business. We are a tested, proven, and community-powered charity. 100% volunteer-driven. Mission-first. Stronger than ever. Our outcomes are not measured in dollars or pounds of crops. They are measured in learning, healing, and empowerment through education. 🤝 New Partnerships & An Honest Update from the Field: We’ve launched new partnerships with: – Delaware Valley University – Foundations Community Partnerships – Cancer Support Community Greater Philadelphia – Honey Hill Farm – …and many more! These partnerships help us expand inclusive educational experiences across Bucks County, Philadelphia, and beyond. ⚖️ Facing Challenges with Integrity: One of our ongoing challenges is a conversation with Buckingham Township about what we are “allowed” to do as a nonprofit farm school. This is more than zoning — it’s a critical learning moment and part of our public story. 📘 That’s why we’ve added new educational resources at Bunny’s Flowers School to help explain how 501(c)(3) nonprofit education works — from legal rights to measurable impact. 🌸 What’s Next? There’s much more to come — and we promise to keep you informed. While our online education platform is undergoing exciting updates, our in-person activities are fully active and growing. 🎟️ Want to visit or volunteer? Fill out the form below to schedule your visit. 🌼 Happy Spring from Bunny’s Flowers — and thank you for growing with us..

Dig In & Give Back: Volunteer at Bunny’s Flowers

🌿 Join Us at Bunny’s Flowers Farm TO GROW CROPS! 🌿

Looking for a way to give back to nature and your community?

Sign up to volunteer at Bunny’s Flowers Farm and help us plant, grow, and maintain a space dedicated to sustainability, skill-based instruction, and conservation! By donating your time, you’ll make a direct impact on our farm and community. And if you’d like to support even more, we encourage a suggested donation to help us cover the cost of tools, seeds, and supplies. 

📫 Location: Bunny’s Flowers Farm, 3931 Swamp Rd, Doylestown, PA

🕗 Available Volunteer Days

📝Once you register, we will contact you to coordinate the best days and times that work for you!

⏳ Time Commitment: 1and 2 hour volunteer sessions

👨‍🌾 Activities Include:

✅ Planting and maintaining crops, flowers, trees, with a focus on indigenous plants

✅ Assisting with seasonal farm projects

✅ Apply sustainable gardening and conservation techniques

✅ Helping prepare for community gardens and planting areas

💚 Suggested Donation: $10, $25, or $50

Your donation helps provide the necessary supplies to keep Bunny’s Flowers thriving!

🌻 Can’t join us in person?

You can still support us by making a donation! Every contribution helps our farm grow.

🔗 Sign up to register for a volunteer shift by clicking below & make an impact! 
While making a donation is encouraged, it is not required to sign up.

Exciting Announcement!

Core Goals

Environmental Education

Regenerative Agriculture

Sustainable Communities

Partnerships for Goals

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Big News!

Phase 1 Accomplishments... up and running

Even though we started just before Covid we have successfully reached over 1000 students through online & in person classes.

We have been able to provide hands-on environmental learning opportunities to individuals, groups, and communities, through garden and classroom settings.  We've been able to work with local groups to create greenspaces or use existing planting beds for environmental learning and planting.  We've held pop-up educational programs with take-home learning anchors (typically potted plants).  

 

All these community education and online options are still available. 

Contact us to learn more about what we can offer

Learn more about some of our past events


Big News!

Phase 2 is on its way!

Throughout 2022, 2023, and 2024 we are actively running skill based volunteer experiences, growing flowers and food, regenerating the land organically, and an endless list if tasks required to start a farm from raw pieces of land, we are thrilled to be getting closer to our Official Grand Opening of Bunny's Flowers Farms on Earth Day, April 22nd, 2025. We are excited to announce the launch of Bunny's Flowers Phase 2:  Bunny's Flower's Food and Flower Farms, an initiative that combines sustainable farming practices, regenerative agriculture, environmentalism, and wildlife conservation. The new Bunny’s Flowers Farm in Bucks County, PA, is our newest addition to our Urban Farm and Ecology Center. Details are on the way, so watch this space for updates!

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Exciting Project!

Community Garden Project with SEQUEL

SEQUEL's Mission: The Bucks County Intermediate Unit’s SEQUEL Program is designed to support families, empower individuals, and provide unique high-quality services to enrich our clients' lives. We are a non-profit partnering with Bunny's Flowers Farm to provide our adults with a learning experience on how to care for and maintain living organisms, such as plants and agriculture.

 

Bunny's Flowers has donated space on their farm in 2022, and is actively running programs with SEQUEL as we build up for the full scale Grand Opening in 2025. We aim to continue to provide our adults with the opportunity to learn job skills such as teamwork, adaptability, project management, and more that they can take with them for future employment.

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Bunny's Flowers Courses

Explore Some of Our Courses

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Composting: How to Start a Compost

Find out about the fundamentals of composting, exploring its environmental benefits and waste reduction. Get your hands dirty and feed your garden by following this guide.
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Environmental Skill - Based Learning

Volunteers will grow their knowledge base about the health benefits of gardening and farming by becoming more informed about environmentalism. Find out about how they are connected!
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Soil Regeneration and Environmentalism

In this lesson you'll learn the ways in which you can regenerate soil to grow native plants and the importance of doing our part in improving the land for future generations
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About Our Land

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Bunny’s Flowers is located on the traditional homelands of the “Lenapehokink”, which means "land of the Lenape" in the Lenape language. The Lenape, a confederation of six nations in the Northeastern United States, have lived here for centuries and are the original stewards of this land. We, at Bunny’s Flowers, have signed the Treaty of Renewed Friendship and are committed to a working partnership with the Lenape Nation through educational initiatives to honor their traditions and raise awareness about historical injustices against Indigenous peoples. This partnership aligns with our values of respecting the land and collaborating with Indigenous communities to honor the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania. For more information please go to www.lenape-nation.org