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For flower farmers and farmer-florists, spring-blooming perennial flowers are especially valuable. They help bridge the gap between the earliest cold-hardy annuals and the abundance of summer flowers, providing reliable harvests during a time when many fields are just waking up.
These are five of our favorite spring-blooming perennials to grow for flower farms and floral design.
Read MoreFebruary is prime time for cold-hardy annuals that thrive in cool temperatures and reward you with some of the first blooms of the season. Because of our climate in Zone 6b/7a, we rely heavily on cold-hardy annuals to carry our early flower season. If you’re wondering what seeds to start in February for spring flowers, these are the varieties we’re sowing now.
Read MoreSpring has brought a blend of great progress and heartbreaking setbacks. Not only has the weather been some of the worst on record, the process of moving a farm is exponentially difficult. Going into 2018, I knew that this year will likely be the toughest I've lived thus far, so back in January I taped the word TENACITY onto my desk and repeat it as a mantra.
Read MoreMountain fresh flowers grown with love using organic practices. Seasonally inspired, garden style floral designs for weddings and events.
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