The overwhelm is real. Where to start? When to plant? What to grow? I’ve been there. My best advice to new flower farmers is to start small. Pick a handful of flowers to grow and really focus on honing your skills as a grower, mastering the art of the mixed bouquet and finding the right market for your blooms in the first year. Once you have a year under your belt, reevaluate what worked, what didn’t, what you should grow more of and what to cut out. Each year add flowers to the lineup that meet

Let me reintroduce myself. I’m a flower farming mother of 4. Married for 23 years to the most wonderful man. Sharing flowers to maybe put a little smile on your face 🩷#fypシ

I remember the looks I got from people when I said I was going to start a flower farm. Most people didn’t understand until my vision started to come to life. Turns out it’s very hard, but so incredibly rewarding! We have doubled our growing space this season and are so pumped!!🌸 #growingcutflowers #farmtok #gardentok #flowerfarm #flowerfarmer #flowers #newhampshiregrown