In the bustling heart of Pike Place Market, amidst the iconic flower bouquets, lies a multigenerational legacy deeply rooted in resilience, pride, and heritage.  Many of the Market’s famous flower businesses are owned by Hmong farm families, who have forged their place in Market history and contributed to the neighborhood’s world-famous image. However, these family farms are in danger of disappearing altogether as they face rising costs, the fallout of urbanization and climate change, and systemic barriers that threaten their livelihoods.  Read More