Local Flowers Podcast

It was such an honor to chat with Sandra from Peterkort Roses, and learn more about how their family's business has evolved over the last 100 years.  

Give Sandra and Norman a follow @peterkortroses or learn more about their flowers on their website:  https://peterkortroses.com/

The highs and lows of farming have been it for weeks 10 and 11, join me on this farm update to think about how we pivot when faced with challenges.

This week's flower farmer chat is with the lovely Jen from The Flowering Farmhouse.  She's growing beautiful local flowers on her farm in Hood River, OR amongst all the other amazing things she does.  You can find her at: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/ or @thefloweringfarmhouse on her various social media platforms.

You can also learn more about her journey by checking out BloomTV using the code FARMHOUSE  at https://bloomtvnetwork.com/

This week's flower farmer chat is with Carolyn from Willow & Mabel Garden Co.  Caroyln has been flower farming for 9 years on her 5 acres in Poulsbo, Washington.  She offers so much great advice in this episode on all the things.  Follow her journey on social media @willowandmabelgardenco, and don't forget to check out her website for her beautiful dahlia tubers:  https://www.willowandmabelgardenco.com/

Join me for Week 9's farm update which is full of all the brainstorming I have been doing this week.

Do the extreme weather changes got you in a slump too?  Flower farming in the winter is rough, join me as I recap week 8 here on the farm.

Join me this week with Brianna from Back Forty Flower Farm who is growing beautiful local flowers on her family's 4th generation farm in Minnesota.

You can find her on social media @backfortyflowerfarm or via her website:  https://backfortyflowerfarm.com/

Priya from Raising Joy Farm in Corvallis, OR is sharing with me her journey to flowers and her experience being a female farmer.

You can find her @raisingjoyfarm or via her website: https://www.raisingjoyfarm.com/

The days are getting longer, and the spring bulbs are emerging from the ground.  Here's a quick recap on week 7 here on the farm.

Brenda from Aunt B's Blossoms shares her flower farming journey with us, and some great advice about taking it slow and giving yourself grace as you learn how to sell your cut flowers.  You can find Brenda via her website:  https://www.auntbblossoms.com/ and on all her socials @auntbblossoms