
Becoming a Cut Flower Grower is a raw and honest podcast about growing and selling cut flowers and the realities of what it really takes to build a cut flower business from the ground up.
Hosted by a working cut flower grower, the podcast combines practical insight with thoughtful reflections on the decisions, trade-offs, and rhythms of the work — from production and selling, to confidence, susta... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenBusinessEntrepreneurshipLeisure | |||

Welcome to today's episode on Tuesday 11 August 2026.
Lots going on as usual: I've been topping up the IBCs again, trying to keep my shrubs and perennials alive and mulching as much bare soil as possible to stop it overheating.
Tonight I'm talking... more
Welcome to today's episode on Friday 7 August 2026.
Tonight I'm answering some brilliant questions that I've been asked recently including:
• what pests I've had this year (and how I've dealt with them)
• what data I'm collecting (how and why)
• w... more
Hello, it's Tuesday 4 August 2026.
Still no rain - and none in sight. In light of this I went and bought three new big secondhand water storage tanks so I'm ready for whatever Mother Nature throws at me next year. Tonight there's news from the field... more
Hello, it's Friday 31 July 2026.
Welcome to tonight's episode. I'm trying a new format tonight so there's deliberately no intro or outro music. The heatwaves have finally come to an end but the drought continues and there's barely any rain forecast,... more
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This is a fantastic podcast for new flower farmers, those just starting out or home growers thinking about setting up a cutting patch. Twice a week Lydia articulately runs us through ‘the highs and lows’ of her flower farming journey in a honest and sincere manner. Her determination to create a flourishing flower farming business is admirable. As a fellow flower farmer myself I have encountered many of the challenges that she has and I wish her every success in her flower farming journey.
Very calming and very fun to listen and this is probably one of my favourite podcast cause it’s just so calm just nice to listen to and the music is amazing and one of my favourite parts is in the music it is like do do do do
Very calming and very fun to listen like I’m 11 and this is probably one of my favourite podcast cause it’s just so calm just nice to listen to and the music is amazing and one of my favourite parts is in the music it is like do do do do
I am a full on true crime junkie however I stumbled across this podcast by accident and I am absolutely thrilled that I did. Utterly raw and honest about the struggles with cut flower growing, personal belief and confidence. Feel so happy to be going on the authors journey with her. Highly recommended to anyone and you don’t have to be even interested in cut flowers as it’s so lovely to just hear someone’s journey into starting something new. Think what I am trying to say is that this podcast is... more
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A practical, diary-style exploration of starting and growing a small cut flower business, with a steady focus on hands-on farming, seasonal planning, and direct-to-market strategies. Listeners get real-world tactics on mulching, interplanting, bed management, pricing with florists, and off-grid living on a tight budget, all grounded in the host's personal journey. The show often pairs field updates with conversations about working with florists, weather resilience, and building a lean operation, making it valuable for aspiring growers, hobby farmers, and small-business owners in the floral space. Unique strengths include a transparent, founder-led storytelling approach, direct industry insights, and a clear emphasis on sustainability and se... more
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