How to Start a Profitable Flower Farm Stand: Proven Tips for Success!

[@mhubertcfi]

This was really helpful! I feel like it would be popular video to make the nuts and bolts of a spreadsheet for expected yields etc

[@jordonsflowerfarm]

I’m the queen of nuts and bolts and all the details so I’ll put that on my list!

[@minaxiong5584]

Very informative Jordan! Thank you! ❤❤❤❤

[@jordonsflowerfarm]

I am so glad you found it helpful! 🌸

[@ChulaVlogs]

hey jordan keep up the videos i love your videos im claudia and im starting my flower farm spring 2025 your videos are so informative

[@jordonsflowerfarm]

So glad you like them! Good luck starting your flower farm!

[@ChulaVlogs]

@ thanks hunny i've spent all 2024 RESEARCHING NON STOP and LEARNING 💪🏼 i love watching your instagram stories and post you are killing it so inspiring

[@jordonsflowerfarm]

@@ChulaVlogsThank you!!! 🌸

[@FaeHavenFlowers]

We are moving from a very populated area in a suburban house with 1/4 acre to a rural town with 3 acres (no house) about 2 hours away. This coming season will be my first official year really flower farming! I could not be more excited! We just bought our property and since I have to get things ready for growing I am going to primarily focus on late summer fall flowers so I have time to get the property ready to grow flowers on it. Also the climate is totally different where we are moving to we are going from a cool rainy area to a much dryer very windy area. The hardiness zone is very different there too so I am going to have a lot to learn! In OK How do you deal with the wind while growing flowers? Any tips on that would be awesome! The last two years I have been practicing growing flowers. The first year was the I'm going to grow flowers for myself so I can have bouquets then this last season it moved into a hobby farm where I was growing enough to sell a few bouquets each week at a roadside stand I would set up and stand at. Thank you, Jordan, sharing your experience and this information! it is so helpful! I really need to document this journey like you are.

[@jordonsflowerfarm]

Sounds like you have a great plan! Good luck to you on your new property!! The wind in Oklahoma can be super tricky but mostly in the winter with keeping low tunnels on! Other than that, we just make sure to space crops closely and net as needed!