More than a decade ago, Old Garden Arts began as Old Garden Farms, a small farm surrounded by rice and hay fields in the California Gold Rush country.  An old bull pen served as the first garden. Soon the vegetables outgrew this space, and it was dubbed the "old garden".  Somehow the name struck a chord and became the name for the small market farm that grew over 600 varieties of organically grown flowers and gourmet vegetables for the farmer's market. The produce displays of heirloom varieties and dried flower bunches inspired the artist in the gardener. Who can possibly resist the color harmonies that nature itself presents?

In 1999 a move from California to Virginia entailed selling the farm and Old Garden Farms changed to Old Garden Arts. A decade later, in 2009, another move finds Old Garden Arts just outside of Philadelphia in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania.