Contrary to popular belief, heirloom roses are a hale and hearty collection of high-petal count blooms that are a great addition to the cut flower garden.
All by Molly Coyne
Neurodivergence in the Floral Community
Over the last five years, a spotlight has shown how neurodivergence, or the uniqueness of the mind, impacts all the facets of our daily lives. This is especially true in the floral industry.
Unique Flowers for Dried Stem Production
In this article, you’ll find a list of unique cut flowers to be grown for dried floral creations of various types.
Tips for Growing Dutch Bulbs in Subtropical Climates
When it comes to dreamy Spring flowers, all roads lead to Holland. Living in a subtropical climate can put a damper on growing these blooms—but it can be done!
Loss, Grief, and the Flower Farmer
Hear tender-hearted, gracious advice from one flower grower on moving forward in flowers amidst the challenges of grief and loss.
Productive Ideas for Flower Farmers to Fill Rainy Seasons
As a flower farmer, there is meaningful work to be done in off seasons—including self-care. Discover practical rainy and off season tips from one flower grower in North Florida.
Tips for Growing Flowers in Zone 9a
Looking for tips for growing flowers in zone 9a? Discover tips and tricks for growing plants in zone 9a, despite tricky rainy seasons, summer heat waves, and more.