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Dish the Dirt

Rebecca Noble
Flower Farming
Dahlias
Sustainability
David Austin Roses
Local Flowers
Paper Daisies
Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show
Workshops
Floral Design
Biodiversity
302 Flower Farm
Community Collaboration
Australian Native Plants
Gippsland, Victoria
Fleur De Lyonville
Australian Native Flowers
Sophie
Fundraising Programs
Peonies
Proteas

We go in search of flower farmers, to share their knowledge, passion and insights into the flower industry. Having fun along the way! It's going to be blooming fabulous. Season 2025 coming soon.

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Guest: Caitie O’Grady – Springview Irises, Ebden VIC

Host: Rebecca Noble

Nestled in the hills of northeast Victoria overlooking Lake Hume, Springview Irises is home to hundreds of bearded iris varieties grown by Caitie O’Grady and her family.

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In this episode of Dish the Dirt, I chat with Belinda from The Flowering Field, based in Burra, New South Wales. Belinda shares:

* How her passion for gardening during maternity leave blossomed into a flower farm

* The challenges and opportunitie... more

n this episode of Dish the Dirt, I chat with the inspiring Kathy from Plumtree Floral Farm in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales.

Kathy’s story is a reminder that it’s never too late to chase your dreams. After a long career in media and even a ... more

n this episode of Dish the Dirt, I sit down with Sarah from Quail Cottage and Ash, wedding florist Film and Foliage and founder of Wildflower Academy, to talk about The Harvest—a collection point that’s transforming the way florists and growers conne... more

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Host of insightful discussions about flower farming, bringing personal stories from various growers to her audience.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 115 ratings
  • Thank you

    This is a wonderful podcast is great to hear from Australian flower farmers

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cobblapegs galore
    Australia4 months ago
  • From the Ground Up

    Thoroughly enjoy listening to Bec chat with our Australian growers. Getting the dirt on challenges they face from nature to industry challenges. If you are working in any level of the Floral industry this is must listen to give you an insight into the work involved in growing flowers and that as a grower you are not alone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shandre99
    Australia3 years ago
  • Most encouraging flower farming resource

    I love listening to other flower farmers share their experience, lessons they’ve learned and their views on the industry. I love the wide range of farmers from micro/backyard growers to huge commercial growers. Everyone has a worthwhile story to share that we can learn from.

    It is inspiring and creates a wonderful sense of community for the flower growing industry. Everyone is so generous with their knowledge and willingness to openly help and share with others.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alearninglife
    Australia3 years ago
  • Thanks so much for making this podcast! I'm starting a micro flower farm next year and the insights here are so valuable. Good on you for having a go - inspiring!

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    LittleBirdie
    3 years ago
  • Thanks so much for making this podcast! I'm starting a micro flower farm next year and the insights here are so valuable. Good on you for having a go - inspiring!

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    LittleBirdie
    3 years ago

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The community focus and emphasis on sustainability are often praised, fostering a sense of belonging among those in the floral industry.
Listeners appreciate the informative and engaging content, with many highlighting the inspiring stories shared by flower farmers.
The diversity of guests and topics is frequently noted as a strong point, attracting those seeking practical advice and support in the flower farming community.

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From Dream to Dahlia Dynasty — Lorelie of Florelie Seasonal Flowers
Q: How did you make those connections with the florists?
Through Instagram and personal visits offering samples of her flowers to local florists.
From Dream to Dahlia Dynasty — Lorelie of Florelie Seasonal Flowers
Q: Have you had anything that's cropped up?
Lorelie mentioned the learning experience with daily tuber management and dealing with losses due to pests.
From Dream to Dahlia Dynasty — Lorelie of Florelie Seasonal Flowers
Q: What drives you? Is it just because you love the flowers?
Yes, Lorelie emphasized her love for beautiful flowers and enjoys sharing that joy with others.
🎙 The Solo Gardener: Growing Biodiversity & Bold Dreams with Jodie from 5 Acre Farm
Q: What has been the biggest challenge for you since starting your journey into farming?
Jodie mentions that managing everything on her own while balancing many ideas can be a challenge.
🎙 The Solo Gardener: Growing Biodiversity & Bold Dreams with Jodie from 5 Acre Farm
Q: What would be your biggest piece of advice for someone wanting to start gardening?
Jodie suggests to just go and do it, emphasizing that it's important to start and learn as you go.

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Content revolves around the journeys, experiences, and insights of flower farmers, emphasizing personal stories and practical advice relevant to both aspiring and established flower growers. Episodes feature a variety of guests who share their unique challenges and successes, often stemming from personal backgrounds or community connections. The tone is positive and inspiring, fostering a sense of community and a passion for sustainable practices in flower farming, making it appealing to those interested in agriculture, gardening, and ecological responsibility. The diverse range of topics includes flower types, business operations, local sourcing, and environmental sustainability, underscoring the growing trend of supporting local growers.

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