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The Vision of Spring
Spring can't come soon enough for flower farmers and gardeners! February was quite harsh here in Kentucky, although we had a few warm days—which made us anxious to pull out...
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Types of Dahlias Flowers
Generations of gardeners have loved dahlias—and with good reason. Native to Mexico and Central America, these tender perennials burst into bloom in midsummer when other flowers are starting to fade...
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Gardening on a Budget
Gardening doesn't have to be an expensive activity. It is possible to garden on a budget. I know because I've done it. Let me share some tips with you so...
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February Garden Guide
Well, gardening friends, February is here, and our gardens are acting accordingly. Daffodils and hyacinths are starting to make an appearance, no matter the weather. By now you may have...
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What a Flower Farmer Does in Winter
Ever wonder what a flower farmer does in the winter? Well, let's just say there's no sitting around and thumb twiddling, not when your livelihood depends on the arrival of...
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Offering Customers Spring Blooms in Winter
The spring blooming season is just around the corner. Within a few weeks, we'll start seeing beautiful color gracing our gardens, borders and landscapes. But have you ever considered forcing spring-blooming...
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A Late Spring
Well, it seems there's a prediction of six more weeks of winter according to Mr. Groundhog. But in reality, there are six more weeks of winter regardless of if he...
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Most Instagram-Worthy Cities in the U.S.
From travel bloggers to second cousins, everyone we follow on Instagram seems to always be posting pictures from the coolest places. Whether it's your coworker striking a pose with a...
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January Planning Strategy
With a New Year comes a fresh start. Right now, your garden is a clean slate. For an abundance of blooms, you need a strategic plan. So, let's get started....
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Chasing Winter Blues with Dreams of Spring
This winter has been completely different from those in past years. We're finally getting a dusting of snow here in Kentucky after all the springlike weather we had most of...
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Awaiting Spring
“No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow.” —English Proverb Yes, the proverb is true. Still, all of us flower farmers and gardeners wait impatiently for spring to...
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Winter in the Garden
It may be winter, but flower farmers should be thinking spring and still tending their gardens and fields. True, during the winter, daily farm duties ease up, and we move...