I have lots of hydrangeas here on the farm. There are two large planting areas I call my hydrangea groves and am planning yet another one this fall. My motto: you can never have to many hydrangeas! I begin harvesting in early May when they are young, crisp, and green right up through the fall when Read more…
Lisa Mason Ziegler
Lisa Mason Ziegler, a home gardener turned cut-flower farmer began growing field-grown cut flowers in 1998 on less than 1 acre in Newport News, Virginia. In 2010 Lisa’s garden grew into an urban farm, now close to 3 acres. During the growing season, this farm yields thousands of stems of flowers each week. Her flowers are sold to upscale florists and through her Members-only flower market that are in their 20th year.
Facebook Live! Walking Farm Tour
Lisa Live! Riding Along for the Harvest
This Lisa Live! takes you along on the harvest. Ride along on a 6 am harvest call going along with doing what happens here each Monday and Thursday in season.
Lisa Live! Telling my Story – Part 1
This Lisa Live! maps out how I became a successful flower farmer —- but then crashed and burned. Learn about what the The Gardener’s Workshop started out to be, but how getting cancer saved me from continuing down the wrong path.
The Joy of the Tiny Cutting Garden (And it’s not to late to plant!)
Think you have no space for a cutting garden or it’s to late to plant? Think again. I’m sharing some facts about the home cutting garden. It is smaller than you think at 3’ x 10’ or smaller and depending on where you garden, you can plant a warm-season cutting garden up until mid-summer. This Read more…
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