Farm Update: Chasing winter blues with spring dreaming

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseFebruary 10, 2020flower farming blog, flower farmer, flower farming, urban farming, micro flower farm 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

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.

Pre-soaking Anemone and Ranunculus Corms

Let’s take for the first step in growing some spring beauties: Ranunculus and Anemones. We need to wake them up by plumping them up!

Growing Techniques, Ranunculus & AnemonesJessica ChaseFebruary 1, 2019Sierra Flower Farmgrow ranunculus, grow anemones, soak corms, how to pre soak corms, cut flower garden, gardening, flower farm, flower farming, urban farming 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

New Year and New Beginnings for Sierra Flower Farm

With every end comes a new beginning. Come meet the new home of Sierra Flower Farm and join us on the journey of taking a patch of dirt and transforming it into a thriving urban micro flower farm!

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseJanuary 4, 2019Sierra Flower Farmurban flower farm, micro flower farm, urban farming, flower farm, flower farming, local flowers, grown in nevada, nevada local flower, bouquet subscription Comments

Farmer-Florist, It's a Thing

A journey of a girl and her blooms thus far.

Farm HappeningsJessica ChaseMarch 22, 2018flower farmer, flower farming, urban flower farm, urban farming, micro flower farm, how to become a flower farmer, nevada grown, nevada flowers, bouquet subscription Comments

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