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Hundreds Gather for a Beautiful Spring Flower Festival at 4Roots Farm in Orlando

Colorful spring flowers hang overhead at 4Roots Farm in Orlando under a clear blue sky, with a red barn in soft focus.

What a lovely day it was at the 4Roots Farm Campus as we welcomed hundreds of neighbors, families, and friends for our very first Spring Flower Festival, presented by Dr. Phillips Charities. Under clear blue skies and perfect spring weather, the farm came alive with color, laughter, music, and the joy of community gathering together.

Guests spent the day strolling through the beauty of the campus, surrounded by blooming flowers, fresh-cut bouquets, flowering plants, and nursery starts ready for spring gardens. Everywhere you looked, there was something in bloom—both in the fields and in the smiles of those who joined us.

Families enjoyed a full day of activities, from flower crown crafting and face painting to the Kid’s Zone presented by AdventHealth, where children laughed and played throughout the day. One of the sweetest highlights was the Lady Bug Release, a joyful moment that delighted guests of every generation.

Visitors also explored the farm through our U-Pick vegetable experience, enjoyed delicious offerings from local food vendors, and gathered under the sunshine to listen to live music. For those looking to grow something beautiful at home, gardening workshops and educational sessions offered inspiration and practical tips for the season ahead.

More than anything, the day was a celebration of what makes 4Roots so special: bringing people together through the beauty of the land, the power of food, and the warmth of community.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us, to our partners who helped make the day possible, and to Dr. Phillips Charities for presenting this special event.

Thank you for spending such a beautiful spring day with us. We loved sharing the farm with you, and we can’t wait to welcome you back again soon.

A WORM CALLED WALLACE

Exploring the WIGGLY WORLD OF DECOMPOSERS

Preschool

Program Objectives:

  • Play & Movement: Wiggle and crawl through the worm life cycle with themed movement activities
  • Story Time: Interactive reading of A Worm Called Wallace by Danny Doubleday
  • Exploration Activity: Students will create worm hats while discovering worm “superpowers” and exploring the worm life cycle
  • Snack: Enjoy a fun “worms in dirt” snack