Flower farm

A picture is worth a thousand words! And this season’s favourite photo perfectly captures the heart & beauty of our you-pick events. Come see for yourself at Valhaven Farm, reserve your spot while you still can! 💐✨💕 ✨Book Your Ticket, Link In Bio 💐 info@valhavenfarm.ca 📍Located in Hockley, Ontario #PickYourBouquet #CreateYourBouquet #LocalFlowers #BloomWithUs #DufferinCounty #Flowers #FloralExperience #Florist #Dahlias #Peonys #FlowerFarm #ValhavenFarm

Flourish Flower Farm is a boutique flower farm and local florist in Asheville, NC providing floral design services for weddings & special events.

Big news - we're going from homestead to farmstead and starting a flower farm! This might just be our biggest (and scariest) adventure yet!

Can we start breaking the unspoken rule we inherited from our grandparents and start talking about making money? I think it’s beyond time to expose the underground world of numbers, sales and profit and utilize this data to show what is possible. Here are the multiple income streams I used on my flower farm to bring in $250K+.

Dahlias are a gorgeous addition to any garden. Learn how to grow these beautiful blooms, including how to plant, care, and prune them, as well as the most popular varieties.

At Full Belly Farm, a second generation flower farmer and florist harnesses the beauty of blooms to create everlasting works of art.

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.

We know that growing our own cut flowers is easy, with clear benefits: thrift, bounty, show-off value. But we don't always get around to doing it, despite

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.

Planting Dahlias Here at the farm, our tubers are planted around late April/early May, depending on the weather. Dahlias should be planted after the last frost and the ground should be about 60 degrees F. You can jump-start tuber growth by potting up the tubers in late Winter/early Spring or just bringing the tubers fr