Connect: a podcast by the Holdrege Area Chamber of Commerce

Connect with Sweet Blooms Village

13 min · 1. mai 2026
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In this episode of Connect, we sit down with Abbi Thorell, owner of Sweet Blooms Village, to talk about the path that led her to starting a flower farm in Loomis. Abbi shares how the idea took shape, what makes her approach different, and how she’s built something that’s both personal and rooted in the community. We also talk about the role local support has played along the way, and why that matters more than most people realize when starting something new.

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