Learn from our mistakes as we talk business, marketing, and growing techniques to help you create the farm of your dreams. So, let's roll up our sleeves and get the dirt on flowers!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureEducationHome & Garden |
In this podcast episode, Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the mental and logistical preparations for the upcoming growing season. They explore the excitement and concerns associated with making large flower orders, managing farm changes, and the financial... more
Lyndsay and Shannon interview Loretta Ball, owner of The Never Ending Flower Farm. They discuss the unique aspects of running a u-pick flower farm, including customer experiences, operational challenges, and creative solutions. Loretta shares her jou... more
In the 100th episode of their podcast, Shannon and Lyndsaycelebrate their journey as farmers and podcast hosts. They share behind-the-scenes stories, reflect on personal and business growth, and discuss overcoming challenges like technical issues and... more
Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the intricacies of flower farming with special guest Linda Doan. They share their personal journeys, the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance, and the empowerment they feel as business owners. Linda recounts her r... more
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I’m not often inspired to write a review, but episode 97 with guest Corinna Bench and the discussion on marketing a flower business had so many specific gems in it - just had to sing the praises of this podcast. Thank you!
Yes Lyndsay and Shannon, I have shared your podcast with a non flower farmer. Listening to the two of you chat and the amount of wisdom that comes out while you are making me laugh or ponder in wonderment is amazing. I have learned so much in such a short time as I binge on your podcasts. I will definitely need my daily dose from now on. Just chuckling at your insider group name, love it!
I always look forward to new episodes on Fridays! I’m always working in the field when I listen. I just can’t get enough #dirtbag
I have been meaning to write a review forever, but wanted to take the time to do these girls justice. I am a gardener and flower farmer - which means A LOT of time spent by myself, outdoors, with my headphones on, listening to podcasts and audiobooks. Often eight hours a day and more. I have listened to every flower farming podcast out there, and the Dirt on Flowers blows the others out of the water. Every episode is full of fun and laughter, so you feel that you are amongst friends, but also pa... more
This is such a great podcast to listen to while in dream of a flower farm and map out logistics in my mind. Thanks for the great content!
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