A celebration of curiosity and the outdoors, in Weston, Connecticut.
Tulips in spring. Syrup in winter. Honey when the bees behave.
Fresh blooms have dropped
Visit our new flower stand!
The stand opens at 7am on Thursday, April 16 at the end of Richmond Hill Road in Weston. Swing by for fresh blooms while they last, follow us on Instagram for updates, and reserve your favorites below.
Reserve your blooms
Reserve your tulips here and weβll have them ready for you to pick up at the stand.
Each bundle is made from the best blooms in the garden that day β think specialty varieties from classic singles to doubles and parrots. All are grown locally, chemical free, and wrapped in simple kraft paper.
Available in 10, 20, 35, or 50 stems. Fresh-cut for your pickup day. Limited quantities while the season lasts.
Reach out to plan partnerships, share what you love to design with, or reserve your spring buckets early.
FOR FLORISTS
We love popping up around Fairfield County at markets, farm stands, coffee shops, and anywhere people love fresh flowers. Have a spot in mind?
EVENTS + MARKETS
EXPLORE.
WONDER.
CREATE.
Whether you're a fellow nature enthusiast, an artist, a gardener, or simply curious about what weβre up to, weβd love to chat.
Zylo hard at work boiling a batch of syrup.
Meghan inspecting one of the hives.
Grumpa enjoying the boil!
Olivier & Zylo collecting sap.
Zylo and his zinnias.
Alistair manning the smoker.
Black Shack is led by Meghan Byrnes-Borderan and (sometimes begrudgingly!) Olivier Borderan, along with their two sons, Alistair (13) and Zylo (9). In 2021, they left city life behind and moved from their tiny Upper East Side apartment to start a new chapter on about 3 acres of land in the Weston woods. Their deep-rooted love for nature and their children's boundless curiosity fuels their exploration of the endless possibilities within their backyard.