Farming flowers

Flower farm!

So you're interested in starting a cut flower garden but not sure where to begin? Read this post for my tips and tricks to help you get started!

Discover the Armidale Peony Farm, showcasing beautiful peony blooms and offering tips on growing and caring for these stunning flowers.

These are the steps that Lisa followed to find her way to building her flower farming business and beyond!

We’re so lucky in the California Central Valley to have a whole bunch of really amazing local businesses flourishing right...

A myth has a way of taking on a life of its own and driving us to unhelpful practices. While a myth might be false, it is often widely held and very influential. I’ve fallen for a few flower farming myths through the years, but on top of that, I created some of my own! One of my first myths was thinking that my flowers

In Episode 7 of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, guest Misha Gillingham shares her evolution from novice to expert flower farmer and garden designer. Starting with a small, pre-established garden, Misha expanded her knowledge through trial and error, emphasizing the importance of starting small and organic gardening. She integrates design elements and community spirit into her work, encouraging others to embrace local, sustainable practices and contribute to their communities.

One of the things I like about farmer’s market is the fact that the customers are right there. Like, literally right in front of your face. How many places can you setup shop and have hundreds (if not thousands!) of potential customers pass in front of your place of business in the course of a cou

If there are any future flower farmers out there, I would strongly suggest starting small so you can keep it manageable. It is so easy to become overwhelmed by all there is to do. By keeping it manageable, you will gain confidence and skills and be able to expand as you are able. I would also strong