Why We Switched to Landscape Fabric for Flower Farming (And What We Learned)
Learn how we’re using landscape fabric for flower farming to control weeds, reduce labor, and support healthy growth across our annual flower beds.
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Learn how we’re using landscape fabric for flower farming to control weeds, reduce labor, and support healthy growth across our annual flower beds.

In 2025 I’m choosing to grow what brings me joy. Here’s why clearing out the weeds makes room to grow what brings you joy.

Gardening with kids fosters family bonding, teaches valuable life skills, and promotes environmental awareness. This guide offers tips on creating engaging garden spaces, fun activities for all ages, and sustainable practices. Start your gardening journey today and watch your children develop a lifelong love for nature and gardening.

Why listen to cut flower podcasts, you ask? Picture this: You’re out there, hands in the dirt, surrounded by nature’s beauty, and you’re learning, growing, and connecting with the floral community through stories and experiences shared by people who get it, who live it. It’s about being part of this beautiful, growing community, where every podcast episode feels like a coffee date with your flower friends. Here are my Top 10+ favorite cut flower podcasts to listen to.

If you’ve ever dreamed about having your own cut flower garden, this blog post is for you! Even if you’re a beginner and never grown flowers before, this blog post will give you the best advice to help you learn how to grow gorgeous flowers in your own garden!

If you’re new to dahlias or you’ve never dug up your dahlia tubers before, this post will help you with five steps to divide your dahlia tubers for next season.

A beginner’s guide to growing dahlias. Everything you need to know to successfully plant, grow, and care for your dahlia flowers in your garden.

Learn how to tell if your dahlia plant has a disease and what to do if it does. Dahlia disease and viruses are unfortunately common and if you grow dahlias long enough, you are likely to come across a virus or diseased plant.