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Business Blogs
So you've decided that you want to start a flower farm of florist studio. Now what?
Our business blogs are straight-talking, fluff-free, and rooted in the real-world challenges of running a flower farm. Whether you're navigating customer no-shows, figuring out how to price that £15 bouquet properly, or finally wrapping your head around SEO—these posts are here to help you grow.
From marketing and mindset to planning and profit, we share what’s worked (and what hasn’t) so you can spend less time Googling and more time doing. Because flowers may be romantic, but running a flower business is anything but soft.


Profit Made Simple: The Break-Even Formula Every Florist and Flower Farmer Needs
Learn the simple break-even formula every flower farmer and florist needs to stop quietly losing money at markets and events. No complicated maths — just clear, practical guidance to help you understand your costs, set confident prices, and finally know whether your business is truly profitable.


The 5 Numbers Every Flower Farmer Should Know (If You Want to Make a Profit)
Flower farming is more than sunrise harvests and pretty blooms — it’s a business. To make it profitable, you need to know your numbers. In this post, I’m breaking down the 5 key metrics every flower farmer should track. From cutting unprofitable crops to scaling your sales, these numbers will help you grow with purpose and finally turn those flowers into profit


AI for Florists - ChatGPT Prompts Every Flower Business Needs
Struggling to write captions, emails, or website copy that actually sounds like you? This blog shares the exact ChatGPT prompt I recommend to every florist and flower farmer who wants to stand out online. Whether you're just starting out or tired of AI that sounds like a robot in a flower crown, this guide will help you train ChatGPT to become your marketing sidekick — and finally build a brand voice you love.


Cut Flower Vase Life & Conditioning Guide - How to Make Your Blooms Last Longer
Drooping flowers? Not on our watch. Master flower vase life & conditioning with this no-fluff guide to longer-lasting blooms.


The Florist's Guide to Finding Dream Clients
Dream clients aren’t unicorns. They just need a way to find you. Here’s how to attract, book, and keep them — on purpose.


Is Your Website Working as Hard as You Are? Florist Website Tips
Tired of chasing flower sales in your DMs? These florist website tips will help your site convert while you’re sowing sweet peas.


Pricing Flowers with Confidence
Stop guessing your prices. Here’s how to add overheads to your flower sales without undercharging or overthinking.


Planning for Profit: How Many Flowers Do You Really Need to Grow?
Think you need thousands of blooms to turn a profit? Think again. Success in flower farming isn’t about growing more—it’s about growing smart. In this blog, we break down exactly how many stems you really need to hit your income goals without wasting time, space, or sanity.


June is the new January - Biennials & Perennials to Sow Now to get a head start
June’s not the end of the season — it’s the start of next year’s blooms. Sow biennials now for stronger, earlier flowers.


AI for Flower Farmers & Florists: Why It’s Time to Stop Ignoring the Robots
Let’s cut to the compost: AI is not coming — it’s already here, and if you’re not using it in your flower business yet, you’re leaving...


SEO for Flower Farmers - How to Stop Hiding from Customers Online
Simple SEO tips for flower farmers to boost visibility, attract local customers, and grow online sales.


Growing Willow: How to Grow, Harvest & Use Willow
In this episode, I chat with Rainy from Cherry Tree Flower Farm about growing willow—from choosing varieties and planting cuttings.


How to Grow more on Less Space to Maximise Flower Yield
Want to get more flowers without adding extra space? Learn how to maximize your flower yield with three simple but powerful techniques.


Starting a Flower Farm
Thinking of starting a flower farm? In this episode, I chat with Jen from Life on the Lot about the real-life journey from allotment grower


Finding your Flower Farm Niche
You do need an idea of who who your customers are before you can know what to grow so read along to find your niche.


Breeding Dahlias
Propagation from tubers and cuttings will clone the parent, so all the new plants will be identical to the parent. However, propagation fro


How long do seeds last?
For most seeds, viability declines over time, meaning the percentage of seeds that germinate will decrease as they age.


The Magic of Cut and Come Again Flowers
Imagine a garden where your flowers never stop blooming, no matter how much you snip, welcome to the world of cut
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