You pick flower farm

Walk through the rows of flowers and create your very own, fresh-picked bouquet. We’ll provide all the tools you need!

Praise for our U-Pick Flower Experience Pick your own flowers in Florida at Ever After Farms! We have an absolutely breathtaking

About five years ago I quit my job in academia (I taught History) and decided to become a flower farmer. If I'm being honest, in those early days I imagined a Marie Antoinette style hobby farm full of clean miniature donkeys and beautiful fields of flowers magically popping up from nowhere. Boy, oh boy - not knowing the full story before you begin such undertakings is one of life's little blessings. So, here I will devolve how anyone, regardless of access to the treasury of Versailles, can…

While selecting where yo grow flowers on your flower farm may be one if the first things you need to decide when starting your flower farm, it shouldn't be a decision you make lightly. There are a lot of factors that go into an ideal growing location. This blog highlights six things you should consider when deciding where to plant your flower field.

Have you ever thought about not having to do everything, but instead focusing on what you truly enjoy? Join today’s conversation with Laura Ward from Blackburn Gardens as she shares her journey from dreaming about dirt and flowers as a child to creating a local garden haven. Discover how Laura transitioned from a vegetable CSA model to a successful You-Pick flower farm, finding joy in sharing her space with others and drying flowers for beautiful arrangements.

We all know that the holiday season brings joy and cheer, but for flower farmers, it also poses a unique challenge—how can we take advantage of the holiday sales season when there’s not much growing on the flower farm? But just because you may not have fresh flowers for sale in November and December, that doesn’t mean that you have to spend the holiday season on the sideline. Click for 5 ways to make holiday sales on your flower farm.

Are you a cut flower grower looking to become a successful farmer florist? Here are my tips from years of growing & selling flowers to get you on your feet!