Hey flower lover, welcome to Tiny Acre
A sweet two acre slice tucked away in the Quiet Corner of Woodstock, CT. We specialize in wholesale fresh cut flowers and dahlia tubers that ship nationwide. Once a scrappy vegetable and flower farm, we’ve since found our rhythm in blooms alone, finding passion in the process of seed to stem.
Tiny but mighty
our small start grew into big dreams
Established in 2015 by new sweethearts, Callah Racine & Matt Skobrak
What started as a ¼ acre hobby farm has blossomed into a 2 acre career
Forged by an intense passion of food, flowers, agriculture and getting down and dirty
Meet the farmers
Callah: day to day flower slinger
Callah moved back to Connecticut from Rhode Island in 2013 to pursue a career in brewing. While working as a brewer at Bentley Brewing Company in Southbridge, MA, she met Matt, and their shared love of local food and craft beer soon grew into the seed that became Tiny Acre Farm. True to her namesake, the calla lily, Callah is the heart behind the flowers—overseeing every part of the farm’s rhythm, from planning and planting to harvest, delivery, and crew management.
Matt: all things operations guy
Matt’s roots are in the culinary world, with a degree from the New England Culinary Institute focused on Sustainability. His love of farming began in 2013 during an internship at Crabapple Farm in Chesterfield, MA. Worn from long days in the kitchen but still fueled by a deep passion for food, Matt helped grow Tiny Acre Farm from the idea that he could stay close to the farm-to-table community—just with more soil on his hands than sweat on his brow. Today, he works with the local food network at Sardilli Produce and spends his weekends keeping the farm’s operations running strong.
When these two aren’t out in the field or making deliveries, you’ll find them at a hip-hop show, listening to true crime podcasts, testing out stand-up comedy bits, or snoozing on the couch with the farm dogs Lando, Pepper and Rhubarb.
locally grown and seasonally available
who grows your flowers matters
At Tiny Acre, we grow with intention, using sustainable, low-till practices and plenty of handwork to nurture the soil, our flowers, and the people who choose local. Every stem and tuber begins here, rooted in care and harvested by hand. Imported flowers and tubers travel oceans before they ever touch the soil or vase, their long journey leaving a heavy mark. Buying local keeps that story close to home, supporting small farms, reducing waste, and celebrating blooms shaped by real weather and real hands.
It takes a small (and slightly dirt-covered) village to grow this much beauty,
