Episode Synopsis "022: Why the Floret Originals are a game-changer for Small Scale Flower Farmers"

If you haven’t been hiding under a rock, you may have heard about (and purchased!) the very special zinnia, celosia, and dahlia seeds from Floret Flower Farm (bred by Erin Benzakein and her team). In this episode I’ll talk about why these original varieties are a game changer for the small scale flower farmer and why this is such a revolutionary time in flower farming

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• 014: Why I’m Focusing on Small Scale Flower Growing
• 013: The Aftereffects of the Pandemic
• 012: Growing Flowers in Extreme Heat
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• 009: Scheduling Seed Starting
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• 007: Hardy Annual Flowers: Scheduling Spring Blooms
• 006: Hardy Annual Flowers: What Exactly are Hardy Annual Flowers?
• 005: Direct Sowing: Seed Starting for the Flower Farmer Part 4
• 004: Cold Stratification: Seed Starting for the Flower Farmer Part 3
• 003: All About Soil Blocking: Seed Starting for the Flower Farmer Part 2
• 002: Seed Starting for the Flower Farmer Part 1
• 001: Chrysanthemums for the Flower Farmer