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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!

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In this episode, Lyndsay and Shannon share an honest conversation about building profitable flower farms. They discuss the emotional and practical challenges of farming, the importance of treating your farm like a business, and the value of having a ... more

In this podcast episode, Lyndsay and Shannon share candid updates on their flower farm, including challenges with drought, ending the “you-pick” season early, and managing markets and fundraisers. They discuss an ongoing legal battle over using a bar... more

In this episode, Lyndsay and Shannon share their experiences navigating the financial and operational challenges of tulip farming amid rising costs, tariffs, and market pressures. They discuss analyzing expenses, adjusting orders, and communicating t... more

Lyndsay and Shannon share real moments from their flower farms, including hosting a popular permanent jewelry pop-up and their annual Design and Dine event, which fosters community and connection. They discuss essential farm equipment, from seeders t... more

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Recent Guests

Angie Machado
Marketing consultant for flower farmers
Episode: EP 199: How to Get Your Emails Seen & Opened with Angie Machado
Ellen Frost
Founder of Local Color Flowers, a floral design studio in Baltimore that sources flowers locally for sustainability, education, and community engagement.
Local Color Flowers
Episode: EP 197: Sourcing Local Flowers with Ellen Frost
Brittany Doyle
Owner and operator of Dahlia Vine Flower Farm
Dahlia Vine Flower Farm
Episode: EP: 195 Workshops that Work: Systems, Strategy & Scaling with Brittany Doyle
Kelly Shore
Founder of The Floral Source, specializing in connecting florists with American-grown flowers.
The Floral Source
Episode: EP 193: Kelly Shore the Floral Source
Lisa Mason Ziegler
Pioneer in the world of cut flower farming and author of the book 'Cool Flowers'
The Gardener's Workshop
Episode: EP 191: Growing Cool Flowers with Lisa Mason Ziegler
Marin Mathis
Author of The Sweet Pea School
Episode: EP 186: Uncut Week 27
Jessica Chase
Owner of Sierra Flower Farm, with a background in accounting and a focus on flower farming and event design.
Sierra Flower Farm
Episode: EP 179: Refocus, Reconnect and Embracing Change with Jessica Chase
Jenny Marks
Owner of a small-scale cut flower farm and educator for flower farmers
Trademark Farmer
Episode: EP 177: Profit-Driven Farming with Jenny Marks
Channing Muller
Award-winning marketing consultant and public speaker
DCM Communications
Episode: EP 171: Transform Your Marketing with Expert Tips from Channing Muller

Hosts

Lyndsay
Co-host sharing expertise in flower farming and business operations, particularly at Wild Roo Flower Company and Wild Root Flower Company.
Shannon
Co-host with a focus on floral design and community engagement, primarily through Bloomhill Farm.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 551 ratings
  • Just a sales pitch

    The older episodes are great - just two flower farmers in the trenches discussing their lives and farms. It was casual, honest and useful. Unfortunately, in the last year or so the show has turned into one giant sales pitch for their online conference , insider group and other money making endeavors that seek to sell digital junk to farmers. Zzzzzz!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    dancingwiththeearth
    United Statesa month ago
  • Like sisters helping me along!

    I appreciate so much, the information shared on here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sisterdiesel
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love it.

    Just a pure joy to listen to.

    Their experience knowledge is delivered with honesty and truthfulness. But mostly with such a humour I nearly wet my plants.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WR Surrey
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Devoted Dirtbag!

    I love this podcast SO MUCH!! I’ve listened to every episode and gone back to a few as a reference. Such an amazing resource for us flower farmers. Thanks, y’all!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melmac Florals
    United States2 months ago
  • Flower Farmers, Lovers and Growers … If you aren’t listening to this, you are missing out!

    I truly enjoy listening to Lyndsay and Shannon. Hearing the encouragement and the things to not do as a first time flower farmer has made me feel like I am not alone in this. I put my ear buds in and listen to my girls out in the field while I work. Thank you for making this awesome community affectionately called dirt bags :) xoxo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NoisyNoraLove
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the balance of humor and educational content, making complex farming concepts easy to understand.
Some listeners express disappointment that recent episodes focus more on marketing strategies than growing techniques, wishing for more field-related discussions.
The friendly banter between the hosts creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere, resembling a conversation among friends.

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EP 198: Uncut Week 33
Q: Hey, give us some advice and strategies on when to reach out to businesses or doing a pop-up?
It's important to choose businesses that align with your brand, approach them with the mindset that you're adding value, and emphasize that it's a partnership.
EP 197: Sourcing Local Flowers with Ellen Frost
Q: Ellen, tell us a little bit more about yourself and tell us about your business, the Local Color Flowers.
I've been running Local Color Flowers since 2008, aiming to connect local flower farmers with people looking for local sources for their weddings as much has changed since starting this business, especially in terms of local sourcing and education.
EP 192: Uncut Week 30
Q: What seeds are we sowing right now?
They are doing their Hail Mary seeding, which includes basic bouquet ingredients like amaranth, marigolds, solochas, and some quick turn zinnias.
EP 190: Uncut Week 29
Q: When does leaving the farm for a vacation become fun and not more of just a worry?
It's never easy leaving, but it's easier than we think it's going to be. Once I'm there, it's okay.
EP 186: Uncut Week 27
Q: When is DirtCon registration info coming?
It's coming soon. We have a plan for the launch, and the easiest way to know that you're not going to miss DirtCon registration is to get on our email list.

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Focusing primarily on the intricacies of flower farming, the discussions often revolve around practical advice, marketing strategies, and direct experiences from the hosts' own flower farms. Topics such as Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), sustainable flower sourcing, email marketing, and customer engagement are frequently highlighted, along with practical anecdotes that make complex concepts accessible. The podcast also shines a light on unique aspects of flower farming, including event management and maintaining community ties, appealing to a diverse audience of both novice and seasoned farmers.

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1. Six Figure Flower Farming
2. Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler
3. The Flower Podcast
4. The Cut Flower Podcast
5. The Backyard Bouquet Podcast: Cut Flower Podcast for Flower Farmers & Backyard Gardeners

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Recent guests on The Dirt on Flowers include:

1. Angie Machado
2. Ellen Frost
3. Brittany Doyle
4. Kelly Shore
5. Lisa Mason Ziegler
6. Marin Mathis
7. Jessica Chase
8. Jenny Marks

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