Is It TOO LATE To Start a Flower Farm in 2024?!

With so many flower growers jumping on the flower-farming bandwagon, it can be hard to stand out in a crowded market...

With today's video, I want to share my secrets to becoming a successful flower farm even when the competition feels stiff.

#flowerfarm #flowerfarmer #cutflowers
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*** 1/4 Acre Cut Garden Plan and Seed Sowing Schedule

Starting a flower farm of your own can feel scary + overwhelming- let us help you get started!

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○ Our EXACT 1/4 Acre Cut Garden Plan- including the specific varieties we plant in our field + how many plants of each variety.
○ Our entire Seed Sowing Schedule so that you know when to plant seeds in order to have transplants ready to go once the weather is sufficiently warm.
○ Growing notes based off of our experiences- we’re also sharing a glimpse of changes that we’re making for next year so that you don’t make the same mistakes we did!
○ And so much more!

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*** Check Out Our GARDEN PLANNING WORKBOOK!

Our Garden Planning E-book is a comprehensive PDF guide to creating the cutting garden of your dreams. I’ll walk you through all the steps you need to know in order to enjoy a season’s worth of fresh flowers (right in your own backyard!).
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Helping you celebrate the magic of every season! XO, Britney + Emily

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[twosistersflowerfarm]

Do you have dreams to start a flower farm in 2024? Or have you already started a flower farm and are you dreaming of growing it this year?! I've love to hear what you're up to!

[jwillcreations]

So grateful for your content. First year grower here, in my year of learning 😊 I purchased your printable from your website, the value far exceeded the price! Thank you thank you I am already looking forward to next year with the knowledge you’ve shared in my toolbox! 😊

[rachelstory]

I'm starting small with a roadside stand. This will be my first year and I'm honestly just looking for experience as I know there will be mistakes made. Ill take all I've learned into next year.

[alwaysinblue]

I'm just going commercial this year, but not as a cut flower farmer because I've aged out of that. So, I'm starting a specialty nursery to supply people with flowering plants that the big box stores don't carry.

[chasitypayne]

I just found you on YouTube and can’t thank you enough for your videos. I have wanted to grow for the last two years. I was a city girl turned country girl and just wanted something small for my family and I to enjoy, but after seeing the seeds I planted turn into an experience I could share with my daughter and the people around me, I knew I’d found a new calling. This year I will be putting our dreams into our soil and smiles on peoples faces! Wish me luck! I’ll be continuing to support and follow you from good ole Mississippi 💚

[petercousineau]

This is a topic that SO needs to be addressed and you are the first person I’ve seen actually do it- I would love to hear more ideas of what problem we solve as flower farmer florists, for some reason I get stuck on that one- like all I can think of is “they want pretty flowers” but that isn’t helping me find my audience - so If you were to do another video specifically on that topic, like a brainstorm of what problem(s) we solve for our customers, I think there are many of us that would be helped by being able to more effectively connect with our customers . Thank you for this video!!!

[paulanelson]

I really enjoy your very informative videos! Thank you for sharing! ❤

[jocelyncallahan]

This was just what I needed to hear as my second season is gearing up-- finding my niche in a somewhat saturated market. Thank you for always giving us encouraging content! This is a strong point in your business. Experienced, thoughtful, practical advice! Did you think selling cut flowers would bring you to this place?
Thank you for always being an uplifting channel! ❤

[nancyschwartz]

You did a really great job describing all of the possibilities and covering the pros and cons of each. Nicely done!

[marthaduffy]

Thank you for continuing to put out excellent content. I've grown cut flowers for 2 years and sold for 1 year. I've tried some of your strategies and I'm narrowing down what works for me. I'm going to continue to try new things every year in hopes of finding what truly works for my location. The knowledge has been truly valuable for me and what I want to achieve for my farm. 😊

[patriciamillard]

Hi from Australia. I am starting my flower farm this year. I have got a lot of learning to do but I'm excited to start.

[suziecampbell]

I’m starting this year. I feel that the market isn’t saturated because not everyone grows the same flowers nor do they sell the same way. So many options available. This video was so amazing and informative. Thank you so much for sharing.
**Another reason we’re not saturated is because there’s still flowers being brought into the US from other countries 😢 we need more flower farmers🎉🌼🎉🌼

[christisstanley]

Thank you such, your videos are needed and invaluable. Love your honesty and knowledge thank you for sharing

[paulawhite]

Your videos are great information for someone who has thought about flower farming for a side hustle....meaning...empty nester, something worthwhile to do and enjoyable, and a little extra money. I like your videos over some other youtubers, that are strictly about making flower farming a future sole income. Your videos offer different perspectives for different situations. +

[anniewildmush]

i have a small backyard in montreal canada 100 ft by 75ft.... i grow all our vedgies and do wedding work for friends... help them start their own garden... and so far that paid off. i have a job this a passion.. just pays off my expense for my garden. im 48... maybe i will make it a full time later :-) but this is a great video you cannot grow everything...

[eileensproule]

This was very helpful. And Iove how structured and informative it is! You allow me to leave with a lot to think and ponder...not just theories but practical overviews. Your channel is one of the better ones to watch for helpful content on flower farming. Now if I can just leap into the deep end and get after it! LOL Thanks for all you do

[christisstanley]

We appreciate you! Your content, knowledge and ability to help us understand and help us find or dream for what we aspire to be is awesome. I'm newer to your channel and find myself binge watching 😅 Your flowers are gorgeous especially that last picture you showed. How much acreage do I need to put myself out there and possibly turn a profit? Do you talk about succession planting and rotating for the seasons? If you've discussed, I'll probably stumble onto it. Thank you for sharing your journey

[juliesummerfield]

Wow! Well done. I loved how you gave the example of your frie d with $20 & the viewpoint of who won in the transaction etc. I did need a viewpoint tweak I come from such a frugal mindset that selling a higher end product has not come as easily as I hoped. If I start calculating the true cost with a modest profit I always chicken out & round back down a bit just to be extra sure there is lots of value to my customers. That won't work well in the long run.

[rhondaschenk]

Very good video, great advice. Thanks.

[GailMello]

Information very helpful! Thank you! ❤