Two Michigan sisters, one of whom has cerebral palsy, have made a shared dream a reality by starting their own flower farm. With a sprig for every season, their venture is going from strength to strength.
Sisters Britney, 34, and Emily Zondlak, 31, grew up in a farming family in West Michigan, where they still live. Bound close by sisterhood and faith, they launched their passion project, Two Sisters Flower Farm, together in Byron Center, Michigan. Today, their farm is thriving.
“Analytical” Britney handles daily operations and works part-time on a neighboring dairy farm, while “emotion-driven” Emily, a published author and ministry volunteer who lives with cerebral palsy, helps with customer relations and admin….