Farm Update: Putting the farm to sleep for the winter

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseNovember 17, 2020flower farm, farmer-florist, how to flower farm, local flower, nevada local flower, Nevada grown flowers, tahoe flowersComment

Snapdragons

Flower SpotlightJessica ChaseJuly 16, 2020Sierra Flower Farmhow to flower farm, how to grow snapdragons, snapdragons, cut flowers, flower farm, flower farming, flower farming blog, first year flower farmer, cut flower garden Comments

Pivoting in the Chaos: are flowers relevant during a pandemic?

Flower FarmingJessica ChaseApril 5, 2020flower farming, flower farming pandemic, how to flower farm, flower deliveryComment

Demystifying when to seed start for the flower farmer

A deeper understanding of these terms and concepts will provide you with the information you need to know when to seed start for your microclimate!

Nitty GrittyJessica ChaseJanuary 28, 2020how to flower farm, flower farming basics, seed starting basics, how to seed sow, when to seed sow, how to grow with hardiness zone, last frost date, first frost flower farm, how to seed start, when to start hardy annuals, when to start tender annuals, cool flowers, season extension Comments

Nitty Gritty: Troubleshooting seed germination for the flower farmer

Getting seeds to germinate can be one of the most nerve-racking parts of flower farming. Let’s get down to the nitty gritty of troubleshooting lack of or spotty seed germination to squash panic and get healthy seedlings!

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