7 Mistakes to Avoid when Starting a Flower Farm | learn from our mistakes so you can avoid burnout

Feeling burnt out already? Yeah, we dealt with burnout every year in our old garden until we found solutions to the chronic problems in our business. They weren't quick and easy fixes, but they are worth it!
Most of it boiled down to not having a good plan. If you need someone to help you make a plan for your flower garden this year, we've got you covered:

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[kidmama]

I love your channel for it's honesty and "grace giving"! Real truths about gardening dreams vs real life and practical tips on how to be able to enjoy the journey as well. May we all find our own "golden hours" in our gardens. Great topic and such a timely video. Thank you!

[rambukah]

I just love the life lessons you teach in your videos …love love love them❤

[babystepsgardening]

Thank you for being honest about flower farming reality! Going into my second year and it’s a beautiful view most days, but physically & mentally tough to make it successful!

[lihndanpeioils]

Beautiful content and promising myself I will attend your workshop before I start my garden. Thank you two very much for the humbling message and the inspiration for someone who has been dreaming of a garden since a child. Best wishes in all your future success.

[kathypope]

Thank you for yet another inspiring, real and most important easy to apply to my situation and useful video. Your gardens are absolutely beautiful.

[lisafenno]

Wow, really admire the self reflection. Good luck to you both. Wishing you many years of success .

[lrmerideth]

Loooved this video. Thanks so much for sharing. Im in my 3rd year and its been a hot beautiful mess. I have purchased both of your classes and love your channel. Thank you for the inspiration ♡

[marilynm]

So happy when I see a post from you guys!

[carolhendley]

Lovely video. Your garden is beautiful and you are such an encouragement to me in just my 2nd season.

[kbryant]

Hello from Wisconsin! Love your approach, beautiful gardens and message. Happy Spring!

[jeannet]

Your videos are full of good information, and so we’ll done. Thank you.

[adaliblthe]

Very realistic video and definitely one I needed to hear as I start this side hustle. I grew up in the garden and enjoy golden hour gardening. The thought of going home and being among the flowers is enough to get me thro a hard day. 😌 This is my first year selling. I’m starting small, not only because I don’t want to get overwhelmed, but also because I don’t know my customers likes yet.

[AnaCatarina]

Huge fan over here in Michigan., wonderful video!

[ozarkview]

Look forward to each new post, even though I grow flowers for my own pleasure only . Your content is SO visually pleasing.

[eyrerosecottage]

Another lovely, refreshing video with fantastic photography! Thank you!

[kathrynmettelka]

I grew up with “do more” and “do better.” The problem is that “more” and “better” are not quantifiable and therefore are unachievable. I’m trying to sit back and enjoy at least sometimes.

[acrefarm]

Love this!
So many great tips for growing a flower business but they're also great tips just for gardeners!

[eunicelunsted]

Thank you for sharing! Do you leave your pathway weed barrier fabric in place and only till the bed itself
at the end of the year?
Part of me thinks to rotate the beds, i.e. next year grow the bed in the pathway ?? section?