Growing cool-season annuals can be tricky. Lisa’s book Cool Flowers, online course Cool Flowers: Beyond the Book for Flower Farming, and the free video Book Study & Planting Guide companion can help you grow a beautiful spring garden for your enjoyment and a cash crop to sell!
Video: Visit the Seedling Room
Drop in on my baby seedling room. I’m also dishing on the truth about seed starting. Fondly, Lisa Z Lisa Mason Ziegler is a cut-flower farmer, author, online course producer, and nationally recognized speaker on organic cut-flower farming and gardening. Founder of The Gardener’s Workshop and Flower Farming School Online . Award-winning Author of Vegetables
The Flower Farming Industry and the Pandemic
A panel chat with locally grown fresh flower industry folks during the COVID 19 pandemic and it’s impact. Panelist: Lisa Mason Ziegler hosting, Jonathan & Megan Leiss of Spring Forth Farm, Ellen Frost of Local Color Flowers, Jennie Love of Love N’ Fresh Flowers, and Dave Dowling of Ednie Flower Bulbs. Lisa Mason Ziegler is
Facebook Live: Overcoming Challenges to Become a Flower Farmer
What’s stopping you from becoming a flower farmer? Dave and I discuss how we overcame the challenges we faced and more. What is your “I can’t start my business because…..” No experience? No cooler? No acreage? No greenhouse? No delivery vehicle? No startup money? No time? No tractor? ——No problem! Registration for our two Flower
Lisa Live! Cover Crop
Cover cropping is so beneficial and is for small and big gardens. The secret is to select the right one for the season and for your garden. View our cover crop seed and inoculant here. Claim your FREE guide to Getting Started with Cover Cropping here! Founder of The Gardener’s Workshopand Flower Farming School Online. Award-winning author
Lisa Live! Puny Plants
Late summer is the perfect time to take stock of the problem areas in your garden. They are usually very evident as extreme conditions like drought or to much rain have flushed them out. Make a plan to tackle those areas in fall when the temperatures maybe a little more accommodating to work outdoors. Checkout my