Cut flower farm

Thinking about starting a cut flower farm? Make sure you don’t make these surprising first year flower farmer mistakes.

Interested in starting a cut flower garden but have no idea where to buy the best seeds? Here are the best seed companies that you can order from online.

Crafting a Comprehensive Flower Farming Business Plan with a template pdf included. A cut flower farm requires planning and preparation.

Perennials are the gifts that keep on giving!

When Vail Family Farm was started three years ago, a large part of the vision for our specialty cut flower farm was always to invite people to their space. Check out this article on hosting flower events.

Shade-growing flowers are some of my absolute favorites for adding ephemeral, whimsical elements to arrangements! I hear from so many gardeners and farmers that their garden space is shady, and while many cut flowers need full sun, there are quite a few that prefer to grow in shaded areas.

Zinnias are one of the easiest cut flowers to grow. These reliable, prolific blooms are a perfect crop for beginning gardeners and farmers.

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Today, I’m going to walk through a very specific and detailed plan that harmonizes everything taught in this Garden Planning for Success series. Our Priority Goal was to grow flowers to create 15 bouquets a week from June to September. If I had only one 100’ by 4’ bed, knowing what I know about current […]

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