by Rhonda Bunn | Jul 31, 2019 | flower farming
Making flower bouquets can be as easy or hard as you make it. bou·quet noun An attractively arranged bunch of flowers, especially one presented as a gift or carried at a ceremony. The first thing I do is cut everything that is ready to cut. I try and cut deep into the...
by Rhonda Bunn | Jul 20, 2019 | flower farming
We are in the midst of summertime madness. The flowers in the field exploded when we were on vacation, so that means that the weeds are exploding also. With plenty of rain and the humidity high, summertime madness is truly here. Local flowers I have been harvesting...
by Rhonda Bunn | Jun 26, 2019 | flower farming
Flower farm update. Summer is in full swing in the midwest. Here at Midwest cut flowers we are a few weeks behind from last year due to the cold spring. Oh sweet summer time. The sun is shining in the Midwest and I am here on vacation from the pacific northwest...
by Rhonda Bunn | May 21, 2019 | flower farming
Hardening off your seedlings is an important step in growing your own plants from seed. You spend weeks tending to these little guys and you want to make the transition to the outdoors as easy on them as you can. How to harden off seedlings. There are a few different...
by Rhonda Bunn | May 7, 2019 | flower farming
Spring is finally here. Tulips blooming, birds are chirping and the grass is growing. Spring is finally here…or is it? Today’s forecast in calling for 60’s and tomorrow 40’s with maybe a mix of rain and snow.The weather here in Minnesota keeps...
by Rhonda Bunn | Dec 4, 2018 | flower farming
A year of growing has passed. Still rewinding and looking over what happened. Erica put together this little recap of a year of growing, So fun to see it all in video. Goals for next growing season farmers market triple garden space finish flower farming school have...
