If you want to be a flower farmer you need to start with sowing some seeds!

Seed StartingJessica ChaseJanuary 6, 2020how to become a farmer florist, how to flower farm, flower farm, seed starting, organic gardening, cut flower garden, cut flower business, seed sowing, soil block, flower seed starting, seed start Comments

How to Make Your Own Anemone & Ranunculus Corm Soaking/Compost Tea Brewing System

Learn how to make your own soaking corm system that can double as a compost tea brewer!

Growing Techniques, Ranunculus & AnemonesJessica ChaseFebruary 1, 2019Sierra Flower Farmdiy compost tea brewer, corm soaking, anemones, ranunculus, how to grow ranunculus, how to grow anemones, sustainable growing, flower farm, flower farming, urban farm, gardening, organic gardening, cut flower garden Comments

Nitty Gritty: Detoxing the Soil

As an active flower farm with a new property comes new obstacles. Before we snuggle spring bulbs or plant babies into our new soil there was something big we had to tackle first: the built up herbicides. Watch us in action and pick up a few tips along the way in why and how we decided to detox our soil!

Nitty GrittyJessica ChaseJanuary 24, 2019Sierra Flower Farmnatural gardening, detox soil, detox soil herbicide, neutralize herbicide soil, soil healing, healthy soil, flower farm, flower farming, activated charcoal landscape, activated charcoal agriculture, activated charcoal soil detox, organic gardening Comments

Nitty Gritty on Soil Blocking

Looking for a green alternative to seed starting? Look no further!

Seed StartingJessica ChaseJanuary 21, 2019seed starting, soil block, plastic free, green garden, gardening, organic gardening, natural gardening, urban flower farm, urban farming, micro flower farm, soil Comments

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