More Advice for First Year Flower Farmers, Dreamers & Beyond

Flower Farming BasicsJessica ChaseJanuary 1, 2024flower farm, first year flower farmer, second year flower farm, farmer-florist, flower farming business Comments

Farm Update: Putting the farm to sleep for the winter

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseNovember 17, 2020flower farm, farmer-florist, how to flower farm, local flower, nevada local flower, Nevada grown flowers, tahoe flowersComment

Pre-sprouting ranunculus & anemone corms

Pre-sprouting anemone & ranunculus corms is a must-do task to better ensure a bountiful spring!

Growing Techniques, Ranunculus & AnemonesJessica ChaseMarch 5, 2020ranunculus cut flower, growing ranunculus, anemones, grow anemones, how to grow anemones, grow ranunculus, ranunculus, pre sprout corms, flower farming, farmer-florist, becoming a flower farmer, spring flower Comments

Farm Update: Officially Putting Roots Down

It’s time to think ahead and put some roots down… peony roots that is!

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseNovember 24, 2019Sierra Flower Farm flower farm, flower farming, peonies, peony planting, farmer-florist, urban farming, farm life, peony, perennial planting Comments

Farm Update: Sandy Shoes and Fall Days

In the midst of the fall chaos we needed some much needed family time but we had much to do to be able to make that weekend trip happen!

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseNovember 6, 2019flower farm, local flowers, nevada grown, nevada flowers, farmer-florist, urban flower farm

Advice for First Year Flower Farmers and Dreamers

I’m often asked about advice I’d give to myself first year flower farming with the knowledge I have over four years later. Well, I answered my past self and all you beginning or dreaming of becoming a flower farmer.

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