Pick your own flower garden

Learn how to grow your own cut flower garden! Get the best ideas for beginner flower gardeners, how to layout your garden, and the easiest flowers to grow. You'll have your own cut flower bouquets this summer if you get started on your garden design plan this spring!

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

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Tips on how to grow a cut flower garden including how to layout your garden, amending soil, and flowers to choose for scented bouquets

https://youtu.be/ukW9u_gJKkE?si=6U3hcZeG8hqM-F1z Planning our annual flower field is one of my favorite tasks that I do each year because, for us, it’s where everything started. If you've been with us for any length of time then you may already know how Two Sisters Flower Farm came to be. You see, for me, growing a cut flower garden was a project that I decided to take on because I was looking for something that I could just pour all of my creative energy into. I remember so many nights…

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.

Growing cut flowers will give you both. Whether you're a new gardener or an experienced one, these easy tips will help you maintain a successful cut flower garden.

95% of all flower varieties that flower farmers grow (and yes, I totally made that up) are grown from seed. Whether annual or perennial, many of the materials are grown from seed. Starting plants from seed is the only way to get the quantity and scale needed for flower farming. If you’re looking t

The best perennial cut flowers include: peonies, yarrow, scabiosa, narcissus, larkspur, salvia, veronica, bee balm, and cornflower.

Get inspired by the story of Stephanie Chow, owner of Poppies and Petals Floral Farm in Santa Rosa. Learn how she designed her farm from the ground up for customers to pick their own flowers!