In Episode 49 of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, we sit down with Dustin Saunders of Little Hollow Flowers, a specialty cut flower farm nestled along Colorado’s Front Range. Dustin shares how a fallen ash tree unexpectedly led him and his partner, Kate, into flower farming, and how their diverse backgrounds in landscaping and biodynamic vegetable farming shaped their approach. We discuss season extension techniques, the challenges of farming in Colorado’s extreme climate, and their passion for growing dahlias, ranunculus, and unique perennials. Dustin also shares insights into building a thriving farmer’s market presence, working with the Colorado Flower Collective, and the importance of supporting local flowers over imports.

If you love growing flowers, sustainable farming, or supporting local blooms, this episode is a must-listen! 🎧

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Ep. 49: Sustainable Flower Farming & Extending the Growing Season with Little Hollow Flowers

This special episode of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast features returning guest Marryn Mathis, founder of The Farmhouse Flower Farm and widely known as the Sweet Pea Queen. Marryn joins the show to celebrate the release of her debut book, Sweet Pea School, a comprehensive guide to growing, nurturing, and enjoying these fragrant, timeless blooms.

In this conversation, Marryn shares her journey from flower farmer to published author, the inspiration behind her book, and invaluable tips for successfully growing sweet peas—no matter your climate. We also explore the fascinating history of sweet peas, the art of breeding new varieties, and the deep emotional connection flowers bring to our lives.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your floral journey, this episode is packed with insights, inspiration, and a love for all things sweet peas. Tune in to discover why these fragrant flowers are having a moment in the gardening world and how you can cultivate them in your own space.

👉 Episode Highlights:

 * How a student’s suggestion led Marryn to write Sweet Pea School
 * The surprising origins of sweet peas and their journey to popularity
 * Common mistakes gardeners make when growing sweet peas
 * Why sweet peas don’t need to be soaked before planting
 * The importance of timing and variety selection for success
 * Marryn’s personal connection to sweet peas and how they shaped her farming journey

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Ep. 48: Sweet Pea School: Marryn Mathis on Growing, Breeding, and the Magic of Sweet Peas

From her time as a Peace Corps agriculture volunteer in Ecuador to becoming a passionate flower farmer in Colorado, Helen Skiba's story is a beautiful reminder of how life can take us on unexpected paths, like how a visit to a friend’s farm can change everything!

Helen from Artemis Farm dives deep into her commitment to organic farming practices and soil health, sharing how she practices limited tillage and cover cropping. If you’re curious about how to cultivate a thriving garden while also nurturing the earth, you won’t want to miss her insights!

And guess what? Helen is also a new mom! 🎉 She opens up about the joys and challenges of balancing motherhood with running a flower farm. Her daughter, born two months early, has brought a whole new perspective to her life and business. It’s a heartwarming journey that you’ll definitely want to hear!

Perhaps one of the most unique aspects of Helen’s story is her collaborative approach to farming. She shares her leased land with other local farmers, creating a vibrant community that supports one another.

Helen's story is a testament to the resilience and adaptability required in the world of agriculture, and her passion for flowers and community shines through in every aspect of her work. Be sure to tune in for the full conversation with Helen from Artemis Farm.

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2025/01/28/ep-47-artemis-flower-farm/

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Ep.47: Helen Skiba on Balancing Motherhood & Sustainable Flower Farming at Artemis Flower Farm

Ever wondered what it takes to transition from a corporate career to a flourishing flower farm? Join us as we chat with Rebecca Starling, an inspiring flower farmer from Australia who transitioned from a corporate career in London to flower farming in rural Australia. Rebecca shares her heartfelt journey, including the romantic twist that led her to embrace a new life on her husband's fifth-generation family farm.

Rebecca gives us a sneak peek into her upcoming book, Secrets from the Flower Farm, which is filled with insights on growing stunning, fragrant cut flowers and promoting sustainable gardening practices. The book is set to release on March 4th, 2025 in the Northern Hemisphere and is already available in Australia.

Throughout the episode, Rebecca discusses her diverse experiences gardening in different climates, from the UK to Switzerland, Connecticut, and finally Australia. She emphasizes the importance of adapting gardening techniques to local conditions and shares valuable tips on growing a variety of flowers, including Mediterranean perennials, North American prairie perennials, and Australian and South African native plants.

Rebecca also talks about the challenges and rewards of flower farming in a remote area, her approach to no-till farming, and the importance of perennials in her garden. She highlights some of her favorite perennials, such as salvias, geraniums, lavender, and echinacea, and shares her excitement about new trends in flower fashion.

As a flower farmer, Rebecca has diversified her business by offering market bunches, wedding flowers, dried flowers, and even dahlia tubers and seeds. She discusses the unique opportunities and challenges of running a flower farm in a small town and her efforts to promote local flower farming.

Be sure to tune in to hear Rebecca's heartwarming story, expert tips, and passion for sustainable flower farming. Don't miss this vibrant and informative episode!

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2025/01/21/ep-46-starling-flowers-secrets-from-the-flower-farm/

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Ep. 46: Secrets From The Flower Farm Down Under With Rebecca Starling

Ready to bloom in powerful new ways this year? Join us for this special Season 2 premiere of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast, for an intimate look at transformation, growth, and choosing joy in the garden and in life.

After a groundbreaking first season featuring 44 conversations with inspiring growers worldwide, Jennifer opens her heart about her own unexpected journey of starting fresh. When she lost her growing space in 2024, she didn't just rebuild - she reimagined everything. Through clearing both literal and metaphorical weeds, Jennifer discovered how letting go of what no longer serves us creates space for something extraordinary to bloom.

Season 2, themed 'Where We Bloom,' promises to take you on a journey around the world, featuring flower farmers and gardeners who are creating beauty in unique and inspiring ways. Plus, Jennifer reveals an exciting documentary project that will capture every step of transforming bare land into a flourishing flower farm - from breaking ground to first blooms.

Whether you're a seasoned flower farmer, a backyard gardener, or someone who's just beginning to dream of growing flowers, this episode will inspire you to see the possibility in new beginnings. Discover how to align your garden with your joy, clear space for what matters most, and bloom exactly where you're planted.

Perfect for: flower farmers, gardening enthusiasts, dahlia lovers, small business owners, and anyone interested in sustainable agriculture or starting a cut flower garden. Join our growing community of flower lovers and learn how choosing joy in your garden can transform your entire growing journey.

Let's make 2025 the year your garden dreams take root and flourish.

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Ep.45: Where We Bloom: New Beginnings For 2025

Have you ever wondered “What does it take to transform a dream into a thriving flower farm?” In this episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast, host Jennifer Guliza welcomes Lori Hernandez from Three Acre Farm, who shares her inspiring journey from city life to flower farming. Lori recounts the pivotal moment in 2009 when a vivid vision of a beautiful farm filled with laughter and connection sparked her desire to cultivate a space that celebrates the transformative power of flowers.

In this episode,you’ll discover how Lori and her husband, John, took a leap of faith, selling their city home to pursue their dream of farming. Initially focused on growing vegetables, Lori's perspective shifts dramatically when John introduces dahlias into their lives, leading to a newfound appreciation for flowers and their impact on mental well-being. The couple's journey evolves as they transition from a U-pick flower farm to a self-serve flower stand, adapting their business model to fit their family's changing needs.

Throughout the conversation, Lori emphasizes the importance of nurturing dreams, protecting them from external opinions, and recognizing the value of help in achieving success. She shares her insights on hiring a virtual assistant and the significance of setting ambitious goals that may seem illogical but can lead to unexpected growth.

Tune in to hear the full conversation, filled with heartfelt stories, practical advice, and the wisdom that comes from years of experience in the flower farming world. Join Jennifer and Lori as they explore the beauty of flowers and the joy of cultivating a life aligned with one's passions.

In This Episode You’ll Hear About:

01:49: From City Life to Flower Farming
04:48: From Vision to Reality: Finding Our Dream Farm
08:58: From Vegetables to Dahlias
15:44: Embracing Authenticity in Business
18:34: Finding Focus in Farming
28:56: The Value of Hiring Support in Business
37:40: Vision Planning for Farmers: Reflecting and Envisioning the Future
40:05: Intuition, Goals, and Lifestyle Reflections
41:49: Balancing Farm Goals and Lifestyle
45:02: The Importance of Coaching and Accepting Reality in Farming
59:11: Embracing Boundaries and Joy in Business and Life

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2024/12/21/ep-44-three-acre-farm-from-vision-to-thriving-flower-farm/

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Ep.44: From A Vision To A Thriving Flower Farm With Lori Hernandez of Three Acre Farm

What if the simple act of giving flowers could transform not only your life but also the lives of those around you? In this episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast, host Jennifer Gulizia welcomes Deanna Kitchen, the founder of the Growing Kindness Project and the heart behind Twig and Vine Farm. Deanna shares her inspiring journey from a kindergarten teacher to a flower farmer, revealing how flowers became a source of healing during a challenging time in her life.

Deanna explains that her initial foray into gardening was a personal endeavor, helping her navigate feelings of isolation and postpartum depression. As she began to share her homegrown flowers with her community, she discovered the profound impact of kindness and connection. This realization led her to establish the Growing Kindness Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading joy and fostering community through the act of giving flowers.

Throughout the conversation, Deanna discusses the importance of community and the ripple effect of kindness. She emphasizes that flowers serve as a powerful catalyst for connection, allowing individuals to engage with one another in meaningful ways. Deanna also shares her vision for the future of the Growing Kindness Project, which includes the hope of establishing a Growing Kindness garden in every community around the world.

Tune in to today's episode to be captivated by Deanna's heartfelt stories and her passion for creating a movement centered around kindness and flowers. Be sure to listen to the full conversation and discover how you can get involved in spreading a little kindness in your own community!

In This Episode You’ll Hear About:

00:00-04:20: Cultivating Kindness Through Flowers
04:20-07:29: From Gardening to Community Impact
08:31-12:23: Growing Kindness: Creating a Nonprofit
12:24-15:04: Ripple Effects of Kindness: Creating Connections Through Flowers
28:26-31:42: Finding Purpose and Healing Through Giving
37:08-41:37: Community and Connection through Gardening
42:15-44:14: Envisioning the Future of Growing Kindness
45:13-48:46: Embracing the Power of Asking and Giving
50:45-55:33: Balancing Generosity and Profit in the Floral Industry
55:33-58:13: Community Generosity and the Value of Flowers
58:27-01:02:05: Flowers as Tools for Kindness and Community Connection
01:03:17-01:04:27: The Impact of Giving

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2024/12/12/ep-43-growing-kindness-project/

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Ep.43: Cultivating Kindness & Connection With The Growing Kindness Project

Have you ever wondered how you can run a profitable cut flower farm? In this episode, Lennie Larkin, a business leader in the flower farming industry and founder of B-Side Farm, shares her inspiring journey from teaching to sustainable farming. Starting her career in Boston, Lennie transitioned to California, where she enrolled and then taught at UCSC Center for Agroecology, eventually establishing her own flower farm in 2014.

Throughout this episode, Lennie candidly shares the challenges she faced, including rapid growth and personal burnout. These experiences led her to seek advanced training in small business management, which dramatically transformed her farm into a model of profitability and sustainability. She emphasizes that while many flower farmers are passionate about growing flowers, they often lack the business acumen necessary to thrive. Lennie aims to bridge this gap by providing coaching and resources to flower farmers nationwide.

Lennie discusses the importance of setting realistic sales goals and understanding the financial aspects of running a flower farm. She encourages aspiring farmers to think strategically about their business models, emphasizing that while it is possible to be profitable in the first year, it is often more realistic to aim for profitability in the second or third year.

Tune in to hear the full conversation, filled with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and a wealth of knowledge that can inspire anyone interested in profitable cut flower farming.

In This Episode You’ll Hear About:

01:37: From Passion to Profession: A Journey from Education to Flower Farming
10:43: Bridging Agriculture and Business in Flower Farming
15:09: Lessons from Early Flower Farming Experiences
17:22: Achieving Profitability as a First-Year Flower Farmer
19:21: Strategies for Farm Profitability: Setting Realistic Goals and Efficient Practices
27:29: Optimal Farm Size for Beginners and Strategies for Efficiency
29:02: Small-Scale Farming for Profitability
32:04: Scaling A Wedding Business
35:58: Embracing Collaboration: The Value of Sourcing Flowers from Other Farms
42:52: Transitioning to Oregon: Challenges and New Beginnings in Flower Farming
49:23: Empowering Flower Farmers Through Coaching and Community
57:02: Embracing Marketing and Sales in Flower Farming

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Ep. 42: Growing A Successful & Profitable Cut Flower Farm With Lennie Larkin

What happens when a dahlia unexpectedly takes on the appearance of a daffodil? In this episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast, Kelsey Hall of Cattle & Cut Flowers shares her remarkable journey in flower farming and the intriguing story behind her recent discovery, the “Daffodahlia.”

Kelsey, who runs a charming family-operated farm in Enumclaw, Washington, recounts how her farming adventure began in 2017 when she and her husband purchased a foreclosure property. Initially focused on creating a sustainable homestead with livestock, Kelsey gradually found her passion for flowers, starting with just 30 dahlia plants. Fast forward to today, and she now cultivates over 4,000 dahlias each year, showcasing her dedication and love for floral farming.

During the conversation, Kelsey reveals the fascinating tale of the "Daffodahlia," a unique dahlia sport that emerged unexpectedly in her high tunnel. This striking flower features a daffodil-like shape, captivating flower enthusiasts and even catching the attention of Martha Stewart. Kelsey shares her initial concerns about the mutation, fearing it might indicate a disease, but her journey of discovery leads her to realize the beauty and potential of this extraordinary bloom.

Kelsey shares about her challenges of balancing family life with the demands of farming, as well as her approach to wedding floral design. She discusses her plans to expand her dahlia production while also emphasizing the importance of responsible farming practices and thorough testing before introducing new varieties to the market.

Kelsey’s story is one of passion, resilience, and the magic that can unfold in the world of flower farming. Tune in to hear the full conversation and be inspired by Kelsey’s journey, the beauty of dahlias, and the unexpected surprises that nature can bring!

In This Episode You’ll Hear About:

00:05:30 - Introduction to Kelsey Hall and Cattle and Cup Flowers
00:10:00 - Kelsey's Journey into Flower Farming
00:15:30 - Transitioning from Livestock to Flowers
00:25:30 - Balancing Family Life and Farming
00:30:00 - Sales Outlets and Business Strategies
00:35:30 - The Discovery of the Daffodahlia
00:45:30 - Future Plans for the Daffodahlia
00:50:00 - Dahlia Seed Collection and Pollination
00:55:30 - Growing Zone and Seasonal Changes

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2024/10/30/ep-41-kelsey-hall-how-the-daffodahlia-discovery-is-shaping-her-farm/

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Ep.41: Kelsey Hall: How the 'Daffodahlia' Discovery Is Shaping the Future at Cattle & Cut Flowers Farm

This episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast features a replay from the Growing Beautiful Dahlias Interview Series hosted by Valerie Miller of Steel Cow Lavender Farm. In this episode, Valerie interviews Jennifer Gulizia, the host of The Backyard Bouquet Podcast and a passionate flower farmer based in Hood River, Oregon.

In this episode, Jennifer shares her journey as a cut flower farmer, her love for dahlias, and her recent transition to a new 20-acre farm.

Throughout the conversation, Valerie and Jennifer discuss the importance of soil health, land selection, and the process of hybridizing dahlias. Jennifer explains how she hybridizes dahlias, the significance of understanding soil conditions, and the steps involved in saving seeds. She emphasizes the need for careful planning and strategic decision-making when it comes to growing flowers sustainably.

Be sure to tune in to hear the full conversation, filled with insights and tips for finding farmland and growing beautiful dahlias.

In This Episode You’ll Hear About:

00:03:54 - Acquisition of 20 Acres: A New Beginning
00:05:09 - Challenges of the New Property
00:08:19 - Strategic Planning for the Future
00:09:35 - Restoration Plans for the Land
00:11:00 - Importance of Soil Health
00:19:40 - Land Selection for Growing Dahlias
00:24:14 - Leasing Land: Legal Considerations
00:30:34 - The Importance of a Lease Agreement
00:32:06 - Seed Saving and Hybridizing Dahlias
01:02:15 - Community and Support in Flower Farming
01:05:00 - Advice for Aspiring Flower Farmers
01:10:45 - Sustainability Practices in Flower Farming
01:13:00 - Final Thoughts and Encouragement

Show Notes: https://thefloweringfarmhouse.com/2024/10/26/ep-40-grow-beautiful-dahlias-interview-series-replay/

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Ep: 40: Grow Beautiful Dahlias Interview with Jennifer Gulizia Hosted by Valerie Miller

Welcome to 'The Backyard Bouquet,' a cut flower podcast where vibrant stories bloom from the fields of local flower farmers and home gardeners alike. Join host Jennifer Gulizia of The Flowering Farmhouse as she dives into the captivating journey of local flowers, sharing inspiring tales and practical insights.

This podcast celebrates the heartfelt journeys of both seasoned flower farmers and passionate backyard growers. Each episode is a vibrant tapestry woven with personal narratives, shedding light on the joys, challenges, and invaluable lessons learned through cultivating flowers.

From nurturing backyard gardens to supporting local flower farmers, 'The Backyard Bouquet' is your go-to place for heartfelt stories and expert growing tips. Discover the art of growing flowers, embrace inspiring tales from the fields, and uncover tricks to cultivate your own beautiful blooms.

Tune in to explore the enchantment of local flowers, find encouragement to cultivate your own floral haven, or discover ways to support local flower farmers. Join us on this flourishing journey and let the blossoms inspire your story.

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