Cut flower farm

Waking up to fresh flowers every day sounds like a dream, right? I never imagined how many lessons I would learn as a 1st year flower farmer.

There’s a lot to learn in the first year of flower farming. Here are our top 5 things we wish we knew our first year growing (twice over!).

Tips on how to grow a cut flower garden including how to layout your garden, amending soil, and flowers to choose for scented bouquets

Feb 17, 2021 - Springtime is in full bloom, and along with the warm sun, fragrant blossoms, and promise of a long, fun summer often comes the edgy restlessness of spring fever

Hardy annuals are hardworking, productive plants for late spring and early summer. This post highlights new varieties for 2020, and other favorites.

Learn how to grow Iceland Poppies, Shirley Poppies, Breadseed Poppies and California poppies in this complete poppy primer from Floret.

Since 2013, Floret has trained hundreds of aspiring flower farmers and floral designers how to grow specialty cut flowers and build a a thriving flower business on two acres or less.

Do you dream of having your own cut flower garden? Learn how to create an annual cut flower garden in your own yard with these simple steps!

Zinnias are one of the easiest cut flowers to grow. These reliable, prolific blooms are a perfect crop for beginning gardeners and farmers.

Follow our five steps to plan a cut flower garden. Learn how we plant all our flowers at the right time to have blooms all summer long.