Beautiful flowers at cut flower farm with fresh blooms and floral arrangements#

🌺 Step Into a Garden Paradise! 🌿 Get inspired by this enchanting home garden pathway, surrounded by vibrant blooms and lush greenery. Perfect for creating a tranquil retreat right in your backyard. Imagine enjoying a peaceful moment on the charming bench, immersed in the beauty of nature. 🪴✨ #GardenPath #HomeGardenIdeas #BackyardBliss #OutdoorDecor 🌺 Step Into a Garden Paradise! 🌿

The 5 flowers I would start with if I was growing for the first time this year, chosen because they: - keep coming back once cut - produce tonnes of blooms - are easy to grow for beginners - look great in a vase alone, aswell as combined with other blooms If you’d like to fill your home with blooms this season, comment ‘sowing’ for a link to my guide! It’s exactly what we use on the farm to tell us what to sow and when. L x

Mandatory evening garden stroll 🤗 🌼 ☘️#

Definitely need to start clearing out the pathways since everything has been exploding over the edges but I kind of like the wild look… And I know all the pollinators are so happy right now. They are buzzing around everywhere! Have a beautiful day!❤️ 🌼☘️

How to Start Your Flower Farming Business#

So you found the space to grow, amended and prepared the soil, and decided what to grow. But now what? Where do you find your customers? How do you keep your income consistent? And how do you maintain a work/life balance? Here are five tips I want to share with you to help you build a successful flower farming business.

Use a Spreadsheet to Make Detailed Plans for Your Flower Garden#

The next planning step is: create a sheet with a column of dates on the left and a row of categories on the top. The dates will reflect the weeks that you’ll produce bouquets, and the categories at top will be: Focals, Fillers, and Foliage.