Admit it. You've caught the dahlia-growing bug. You've seen all those gorgeous flower farming accounts on Instagram and are officially in love. You know you want to grow dahlias for cut flowers, but there are so. many. varieties. How do you know which dahlias make the best cut ... Continue Reading
The Best Seed Starting Containers: From DIY to Professional Trays
When it comes to seed starting, the container you choose can make or break your experience. You can go the DIY route with household items, use standard nursery trays, or invest in professional-grade plastic that lasts a lifetime. You can even ditch the plastic entirely! All of ... Continue Reading
10 Best Early Season Cut Flowers for Zone 3
If you garden in a short season like I do in Zone 3, early blooming cut flowers can be a huge struggle to grow. While it can be difficult for cold-climate flower farmers to have something ready when people are hungriest for flowers, the ten flowers featured in this blog post ... Continue Reading
Seed Companies in Atlantic Canada
Note: If you're coming from another post in the Seed Companies Across Canada series, the intro is the same. Scroll down for the list of companies in the Atlantic provinces! Every year since 2023, I have shared a comprehensive list of seed companies in Canada, organized by ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Sweet Peas from Seed in Zone 3
Sweet peas are a beloved flower for their heavenly scent and delicate petals. Even though my grandma never grew them, it seems like everyone else's grandma did. And, for that reason, they are a nostalgic, sentimental favourite. That said, they can be a bit tricky to grow from ... Continue Reading
How Much Does It Really Cost to Start a Flower Farm?
You have a dream in your heart of selling homegrown flowers. You've spent countless hours researching the right type of seeds and have experience growing basically all the flowers that you need on the flower farm. Now that you're ready to make your dream a reality... how much ... Continue Reading
How to Clean Up Your Garden in the Fall (When You Have No Time)
The vegetables have been picked, the temperatures are cooling, and fall has arrived. You know you should clean up your garden for the year, but let's be real--you're feeling the time crunch with back to school, a busy work life, or just plain being sick of your garden. While ... Continue Reading
5 Things You Can Do This Fall to Save Money in the Garden Next Spring
We’ve all been there: vowing that this will be the year we stick to our budget at the garden centre. But $100 quickly turns into $200, and before you know it, you just have to get “one more thing.” Suddenly, despite your best efforts to keep your spending in check, you find ... Continue Reading
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