Heirloom blueberries &
vibrant flowers

A small, family farm on Orcas Island — U-Pick blueberries grown as close to wild as possible, and cut flowers raised with pollinators in mind.

Welcome to the farm

Grown with love on Orcas Island

What started as fallow, logged timberland is now thousands of flowers and rows of heirloom blueberry bushes — tended by our family, our kids, and our friends.

Antioxidant-rich berries

Heirloom high-bush blueberries grown as close to wild as possible — never sprayed with pesticides.

Vibrant cut flowers

Thousands of blooms raised beside the berry field with regenerative, pesticide-free practices.

A family destination

A wholesome, idyllic farm experience — tall bushes mean no bending down and no sore backs.

Ripe blueberries on the bush U-Pick · $4.35 / lb

The blueberries

Tall bushes, sweeter memories

Our heirloom high-bush blueberries were transplanted in 2023 from a certified organic farm in Snohomish County. The bushes are 10–15 years old and tall — no bending down to pick. While we aren't certified organic, we never spray our blueberries with pesticides.

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A vibrant hand-tied bouquet of cut flowers Bouquets & buckets

The flowers

A field of vibrant blooms

Thousands of flowers grow in the field beside our blueberries — sustainable and pesticide-free. Find our bouquets at the Island Market during the growing season, order bulk flower buckets for events, or dream up wedding florals with us.

Explore the flowers

Our name

In honor of Tekla

Tekla Farms pays homage to Brian's grandmother, Tekla Sophia — a Finnish immigrant who homesteaded and farmed in Northeastern Minnesota. Her name carries the same spirit we bring to the land today: hard work, generosity, and roots that run deep.

Read our story
  • Regenerative, pollinator-friendly farming
  • No pesticides on our berries or blooms
  • Locally owned by Brian & Laura Torma
  • A welcoming spot for the whole family

Come see us

Fresh air, full baskets, fields in bloom

Bring the family up the road to 5320 Orcas Rd. — freezer bags for your berries are on us.