Floret Flowers

We have been offering scholarships for our Flower Farming Workshop since the very early days of Floret.

Every year, as the garden starts to slide into autumn and the flowers on the farm become more tattered with each passing week, marigolds start to come into their own and I am reminded why I love them so much.

Every month, we field hundreds (if not thousands!)

Today, I am excited to share a new interview with Sarah Raven, one of the earliest pioneers of the local flower movement.

If I had to pick one flower to be, hands down I would choose a daffodil.

Our longtime flower farming friends Mandy and Steve O’Shea run 3 Porch Farm in Comer, Georgia, a tiny town in the northern part of the state.

I first connected with Milli Proust through Instagram and we’ve been penpals ever since, sharing advice and encouragement from afar.

In the early years, when we were first getting started, I primarily grew annuals from seed because that was all I could afford.

When it comes to growing your own foliage and fillers, the possibilities are endless, but even with all the choices available, I still find myself returning to the same plants year after year.

I’ve been growing dahlias for nearly 20 years now.

Today I’m thrilled to share that the December episode of The Floret Farm Journal is now available to watch!