Tag: growing cut flowers

• Growing cut flowers: Is it worth it if I don’t want to sell?

  

  100,000,000 percent yes. Growing cut flowers has very quickly become my absolute favorite crop. In fact, it kind of consumes my life from February to October. I love the flowers. I love starting seeds. I love spending my evenings in the field picking. I love arranging. What I don’t enjoy… is business. I love the…

  Carissa Curfman

  January 14, 2025

  cut flower garden, Garden

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• Cut Flower Garden Seed Starting Schedule

  

  My cut flower seeds recently arrived and will be starting to go into the dirt very soon! I am going to plant based off of an estimated “frost free” date of May 15th. I did a quick google search of my growing zone to determine this date. Living in Minnesota, this could easily be anywhere…

  Carissa Curfman

  January 24, 2023

  cut flower garden, DIY, Garden

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