Cut flower farm

There’s a lot to learn in the first year of flower farming. Here are our top 5 things we wish we knew our first year growing (twice over!).

My first year as a cut flower grower was full of lessons learnt. Looking back on my journey, I can reflect on the five biggest mistakes and how I will change going forward into the next growing seasons.

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.

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

So you’ve decided to finally start your flower business, but you’re still months away from actually having your first bouquet ready to sell. You’re not nearly ready to start marketing yet, right? Wrong! Click to learn five ways you can market your flower farm before ever even planting your first seed.

Have you enjoyed your summer garden this year? Come explore the vibrant late summer flowers in my cottage garden, from the bright black-eyed Susans to the stunning dahlias. And there's still so much to enjoy!

Perennials are the gifts that keep on giving!

In this article, we are tossing social norms out the window and talking about money, numbers and sales. Go behind the scenes at Muddy Acres Flower Farm and see how we generated $250,000 in sales with just one part-time employee.

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.

Are you a cut flower lover looking to start a flower farming business? Or a first-year flower farmer with dreams of expanding your business? Here's how I doubled my sales in my second year of flower farming! If I can do it, you can too!