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If you’re trying to plan a cut flower garden or flower farm in Utah and wonder what kinds of blooms you can expect in April, then this post is for…

Continuing our month-by-month series, today’s post details all the major tasks on the to-do list for April. Even though winter is (technically) behind us, I always have to prepare myself…

Continuing our month-by-month series, today’s post details all the major tasks on the to-do list for March. As March is unpredictable and still considered winter, the month is full of…

Continuing our monthly series, today’s post is all about some of the expected farm chores for February. While February in our part of the world (Central Utah) is still very…

You might think that flower farming is only seasonal — that it only lasts from the last frost until the first frost. FALSE. The fact is, flower farming is a…

This post is part five in our five-part series all about how to start your own small-scale flower farm. Make sure you check out the other posts in the series…

This post is part four in our five-part series all about how to start your own small-scale flower farm. Make sure you check out the other posts in the series…

This post is part three of a five-part series detailing how to start a small-scale flower farm. You can find part one HERE (all about general business plan and site…

This is part two of a five-part series all about how to start a small flower farm. If you haven’t already, make sure you check out part one about formulating…

In early 2021 when I was starting my small-scale flower farm, I noticed that it was not terribly easy to find free resources to help me get going. Sure, there…