ABOUT US

At Ohop Originals we think we’ve created a pretty special place to work and live and we’d like to share it with others through workshops, events, and products. Situated in the heart of Ohop Valley in Eatonville, Washington, we are part garden, part farm and part art and music studio. Our mission is to help others express their creativity while enjoying the beauty around them.

At Ohop Originals we strive to be as sustainable and organic as possible through the use of sustainable materials and the reuse of non-sustainable materials.

  • DIANE METTLER

    Diane has always loved flowers. Her first bouquet was plucked for her mom from woodland wild flowers on the family dairy farm. Not much has changed. Diane is still plucking flowers on the family farm, but now she grows her own amazing flowers for weddings and events . . . and her mom.

  • CHRIS BIVINS

    Chris is a professional artist, graphic designer, musician and backbone of the farm. If there is a greenhouse to go up, a tractor to be driven or compost to be moved, he’s there. But if you need anything from table-top signs to programs, or a one-of-a-kind vase to guitarist, he’s also your guy. 

  • OUR FERTILIZING CREW

    These four ladies are the “O” in organic. This happy fertilization crews helps ensure your flowers are bright, healthy and sustainably grown. You might also get them to pose for a picture when you pick up flowers.

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  • Phlox

    Phlox comes in a range of colors including white, pale blue, purple, pink, and red. Phlox are known for their abundant flowering and many species and cultivars also have a light sweet fragrance.

  • Dahlias

    Dahlias are known for their showy, double-layered flowers with multiple layers of petals. The petals can be flat, incurved, or rolled, giving the flowers a unique and stunning appearance1. The size of the flowers can vary significantly, with blooms ranging from small, compact flowers to large, dinner plate-sized blooms.

  • Zinnias

    Zinnias come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. They have a single composite flowerhead made up of multiple petal-like florets arranged in a colorful and eye-catching pattern. The flowerheads can be small and daisy-like or large and double-petaled.

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