eudaemonia florals began as a healing outlet during the difficult last two years I worked as an educator. When my teaching career came to an unexpected close in Spring 2022, I found myself looking for the opportunity to improve my quality of life - specifically, to flourish outside of my identity as a teacher. It was during the weeks that followed the end to my teaching career that what began as a hobby and outlet had now become a pursuit for eudaemonia.

With the partnership of my husband, what was once a typical Logan Square backyard of concrete slab and yellowing crab grass, our micro-flower farm now holds hundreds (sometimes thousands!) of fresh flowers from April through October. Our farm values sustainability and care of both native and non-native pollinators, and we support these values by growing flowers for our community.

​Through our flowers, we hope to educate our community about the importance of supporting local cut flowers as a small way to decrease our carbon footprints and show care for our one Earth. We believe in order to flourish as a human, we must commit to the care for all living things.