This week on Lisa Live! I’m talking about: The proper time to plant warm-season annuals Steps to take if you want to plant earlier. Why we as flower farmers have to start early. As always I am answering your questions live! Founder of The Gardener’s Workshop and Flower Farming School Online . Author of Vegetables Love Flowers, Cool Flowers, and The Easy 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.
Lisa Live! Getting the Farm Ready for Spring
This week on Lisa Live! having a look at the first beds made of the 2019 season and visiting the baby transplant room. Update on the Cool Flowers garden. Founder of The Gardener’s Workshop and Flower Farming School Online . Author of Vegetables Love Flowers, Cool Flowers, and The Easy Cut-Flower Garden . Connect with Lisa on Facebook and Instagram !
The Love of Hellebores
Located just beyond the backdoor in my cozy shade garden are the superstars of spring, my hellebore patch. This garden lays at the foot of our family Saucer Magnolia tree, often called a tulip tree. Stevie’s grandparents planted the tree about 50 years ago and I began the shade garden under it in 1996. This Read more…
Lisa Live! Walking the Farm – The Big Picture
Are you missing the big picture? I walk the farm sharing the secret sauce behind my gardening and farming success including cover crops and my native border coming to life. My book Vegetables Love Flowers tells how to do it all and don’t miss my FREE virtual book study! Founder of The Gardener’s Workshop and Flower Farming Read more…
The Many Uses of Floating Row Covers
Floating Row covers can prevent so many problems in the garden, I’m not sure if I would still be gardening if it wasn’t for them. They help prevent pest damage, protect plants from the elements and so much more. I am never caught without row covers on hand. Covering plantings of flowers, herbs, and vegetables Read more…
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