Micro flower farm

In early 2021 when I was starting my small-scale flower farm, I noticed that it was not terribly easy to find free resources to help me get going. Sure, there were a few I found right away (many of which I mention in this post), but I wanted someone who had been there before who could walk me through the process and who could tell me about what to expect from this new venture. I did find several paid courses that offered the kind of information I was looking for, but I wasn’t even positive…

So, you've decided to start a flower farm—that’s exciting! As you start taking the first steps towards making your love for flowers as a full-time business, it won’t take you long to run into this million dollar question: How many flowers should I grow on my flower farm? Click for more info!

Here are the results of my frugal backyard flower farm (with a seed cost of just under $100). Over 25 cut flower varieties with reviews and photos!

It was hard but I did it… here are my Top 10 Favorite Cut Flowers!

Dreaming of a cut flower business? Maximise your income, ease the workload - here's how to follow your small or backyard flower farm dream!

Streamlining farm planning takes away the guesswork once its time to plant. The same method can be applied to vegetable or flower gardens.

🌸 Join me tomorrow, April 30th at 12 PM PST for an Instagram Live session! 📅 🌼 **What's Happening?** I'll be sharing what you need to know about growing dahlias—the challenges, tips and tricks, and the joy that these stunning flowers bring to our lives. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, you'll find valuable insights and tips to make your garden flourish this year! Bring your questions as well as I’ll finish with a Q&A. 💬 **Plus, a Special Invitation:** Don't miss…

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 […]