Yarrabee Flowers — Farm, Floristry, Cottage, Weddings. Stanthorpe, Queensland
Morning mist over a dam at Yarrabee, cattle grazing beyond the fence line

Grown on the Granite Belt

A wide variety of flowers, fresh from our farm.

Waratahs, proteas, banksias and old-fashioned favourites — picked by hand in Stanthorpe, Queensland.

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A bunch of natives from the farm beneath the Yarrabee sign Morning mist and low sun through the front gate Looking out over frosted paddocks to the ranges beyond The homestead from the air, ringed by gums and paddocks Snow over the pergola and the rows beyond A hand-painted gate sign: please shut the gate, the old bull tends to wander An eastern grey kangaroo along the fence line at dusk Galahs on the old timber rails A bearded dragon sunning itself on the granite Red creeper running over a granite boulder in autumn A frosted leaf on the grass on a winter morning Snow across the paddock and homestead garden The Yarrabee gate sign under the liquidambar in full autumn colour

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The Farm

A Family Farm on the Granite Belt

Owned and operated by Michelle and Alan Fisher, Yarrabee is an 80 acre farm sitting nearly 1000m above sea level in the heart of the Granite Belt.

Yarrabee has been an orchard, a family home, a cattle farm and a motocross track (during the teenage boy era). It is now undertaking its next stage of growth as a flower farm, with 2+ acres of flowers already planted.

The Flowers

What We Grow

Every bunch is cut and tied by hand; a labour of love driven by a passion for beautiful flowers.

Waratah

Protea

Banksia

Kangaroo Paw

Golden Wattle

Geraldton Wax

Grevillea

Silver Dollar Gum

A hand-tied bunch of kangaroo paw, grevillea, leucadendron and everlasting daisies grown at Yarrabee A protea bud covered in dew, growing in the paddock Grevillea, kangaroo paw and protea in a freshly picked bunch
The octagonal deck in the paddock, set with cushions and a jute rug The Yarrabee cottage — timber and corrugated iron with a covered verandah, ringed by grevillea The verandah looking out across the paddocks to the countryside The living room, patchwork armchairs and a wall of windows onto the deck The wood heater lit in the living room The dining table beside the sliding door to the garden The kitchen, timber benchtops and a window over the sink The main bedroom, queen bed with plush robes laid out Robes and a sprig of Geraldton wax on the bed Yarrabee Farmstay soap, wrapped and set out with the towels The bathroom, double basins on a timber top The second bedroom with twin beds A stone bench in the native garden, the cottage beyond The stone gazebo, built from rock collected on the farm Inside the gazebo — barbecue, table and chairs out of the weather A jar of grevillea on the gazebo table The fire pit and its curved stone bench, wood stacked ready The deck at eye level, looking across the paddock to the dam The cottage from across the paddock, tucked into the gum trees

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The Cottage

Luxury 2-Bedroom Farmstay

A fully self-contained two-bedroom cottage at 935 metres, in its own native garden with its own driveway. French Provincial inside, wood heater going, plush robes — and a granite outdoor area built entirely from rock collected on Yarrabee, with a fire pit and a stargazing deck under skies no city light reaches. The front verandah catches the morning sun and looks across the countryside to Bald Rock, Australia’s largest granite monolith.

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The Weddings

Under Development

A wedding ceremony under the timber chapel at Yarrabee, urns of native and garden flowers either side of the doors Poppies, roses and proteas with eucalyptus against granite Bridal shoes, veil and a native bouquet on a gold velvet chair A native bridal bouquet resting on a timber bar in afternoon light A ceremony urn of dahlias and proteas by the aisle

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More Details Coming Soon

Like our flowers, our business has only recently been planted and is still growing! This website is a placeholder as we continue to refine the products and services we offer; but if you would like to get in touch, please don’t hesitate to send us an email.

enquiries@yarrabeeflowers.com.au