How to have a flower farm

Contrary to what most people assume, fall actually is the busiest season on a flower farm. Even though most of the flowers are done blooming, the backbreaking labor of fall clean up and planting is only just beginning.

Are you a wannabe cut flower farmer with a dream? Learn how you can start your own cut flower business in your backyard.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a flower farmer? Julia Engel takes you to Flourish Flower Farm, a beautiful flower farm, in Asheville, North Carolina.

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

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Lynsey is an experienced flower farmer and marketing expert dedicated to helping new flower farmers build and grow profitable businesses. With a focus on practical steps like creating a vision, managing resources, and setting goals, Lynsey offers easy-to-follow advice and strategies for success in flower farming.

After carefully considering your goals and the motivations behind those goals, let’s dig right in today to how we build a Business Plan at Triple Wren. This type of planning works best with very specific goals, so as an example I’ll say that my specific goal is to gross $10,000 worth of flowers this season. […]

Waking up to fresh flowers every day sounds like a dream, right? I never imagined how many lessons I would learn as a 1st year flower farmer.

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