The conversation that sparked this post: C: How do I know if it is too late to start the seeds I have? Me: Are they warm-season tender annuals or cool-season hardy annuals? C: It’s a mix, I think. I think I’m making this harder than it has to be. I’m a little overwhelmed… I can
Learning from Dave Dowling
Have you learned from Dave Dowling? Dave’s depth of knowledge from what to grow, where to get it, which way to grow it, and how to harvest and sell it is a business-changing experience. I am sharing a portion of a conversation I had with Dave about the many choices we face when diving into
Flower Farming Tools: Flower Support Netting
Flower support netting, love it or hate it? That’s the question! I love it and consider it an important part of my farm. Just the mention of it and I see people’s lips start to twitch. It doesn’t have to go that way friend! Sharing what it is, what it does, what you should net,
Helping Cut Flowers Last Longer
I am coming to you the week before Mother’s Day and thought now is a great time to talk about helping fresh-cut flowers last longer. Lots of mentions in this episode and below are the links: Request my article with all the steps to follow: Making the Most of Your Cut Flowers Flower conditioning products: CVBN
Selecting a Family Dog
Many years ago when I became heavily involved with the sport and hobby of dogs, I also went to work at a very busy veterinary hospital. This opportunity gave me a unique point of view. I learned about the good of owning and loving a dog and also just how bad it can go for
My Flower Farm: Month-By-Month
I hope that taking a walk through a year on my farm, month-by-month will help you see the big picture of gardening and flower farm. What is the big picture? Creating a garden that you you love and enjoy. Not a place that you always feel behind and all you see is work. Embrace succession