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Lyndsay and Shannon share essential flower varieties for new farmers. They discuss ten must-grow flowers, emphasizing sunflowers, marigolds, and dahlias for their profitability and ease of growth. They also cover seed organization strategies, highlighting the importance of managing seed inventory to reduce waste. The conversation includes personal anecdotes and practical tips, such as using photo boxes for seed storage and the benefits of direct seeding. The episode aims to inspire and equip new flower farmers with actionable advice for a successful farming journey.
Referenced Episodes: EP 142: The Dirt on Celosia, EP 140: Growing Lisianthus with Dave Dowling
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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss recent weather events, including "muddy rain," and share personal updates about family milestones. They celebrate gaining new social media followers and address a listener's question about starting as a new flower farmer, offering advice on mindset and market analysis. Additionally, they announce plans for a virtual conference for flower farmers in January, emphasizing the importance of learning and community. The episode blends lighthearted banter with valuable insights, creating a welcoming atmosphere for listeners.
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Lyndsay and Shannon are joined by Em Connors, a Canva verified expert and marketing mentor. The trio discusses actionable Instagram strategies to boost local business visibility, particularly for flower farms. They emphasize community engagement, optimizing Instagram bios, and creating engaging content. Emily highlights the importance of genuine engagement over follower count and suggests using local hashtags and collaborating with local influencers. The episode also covers the significance of email marketing and maintaining a consistent, visually appealing Instagram feed using tools like Canva and Later.
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In this episode of "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," discuss their recent experiences and challenges. They share the mixed reactions to a social media post about the humorous "dahlia stripper names" interactions with followers. Both talk about the difficulties of using a new vacuum seeder for seed starting, highlighting the frustrations and learning curves involved. Lyndsay also delves into her technical issues with Mailchimp and Squarespace, which led to many contacts being unsubscribed. The episode underscores the importance of community, perseverance, and humor in farm life.
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Lyndsay and Shannon delve into the topic of perfectionism and its impact on their industry. They share personal stories and challenges, emphasizing how the quest for perfection can hinder creativity, productivity, and joy. They discuss the emotional toll, including stress and burnout, and offer practical tips for overcoming perfectionist tendencies. The episode encourages listeners to embrace imperfection, focus on progress, and foster a supportive work environment. Lyndsay and Shannon conclude with a light-hearted reminder to engage with the podcast community and appreciate the beauty of imperfection.
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In this weeks uncut Shannon and Lyndsay answer "What are your “we could do without” things?" Lyndsay shares that she will be doing prom bouquets and how she is doing it differently than the previous years. They are starting to get seeds planted while also getting dahlias divided. They share how long January felt and how quickly February came to an end. It is full steam ahead for season 2025.
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Lyndsay and Shannon explore the theme "small hinges swing big doors," emphasizing how small, consistent actions can lead to significant changes in flower farming. They discuss the importance of record keeping, marketing consistency, and financial tracking, sharing personal experiences to inspire listeners. The episode highlights the value of persistence, reliability, and self-care in running a successful farm. Lindsay and Shannon encourage setting manageable goals and taking incremental steps to achieve long-term success, fostering a supportive community among flower farmers.
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Lyndsay and Shannon share candid stories about their experiences, particularly during the busy Valentine's Day period. They discuss the challenges of flower sales, humorous customer interactions, and the logistics of running a flower business. A notable story involves a complicated delivery due to a customer's personal situation, highlighting the unpredictability of their work. The hosts also emphasize the importance of community and offer practical advice for fellow flower farmers, making the episode both engaging and informative.
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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the challenges and realities of flower farming. They emphasize the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and managing stress, especially during busy seasons like Valentine's Day. Lyndsay shares her routine of yoga and running, while Shannon highlights the benefits of disconnecting from technology with phone-free Sundays. They also stress the necessity of asking for help and prioritizing personal well-being. The episode aims to inspire listeners to find balance and joy in their farming journey while debunking romanticized notions of the profession.
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In the podcast episode "Uncut with Lyndsay and Shannon," Lyndsay shares her experiences from a recent agritourism conference, highlighting the differences between traditional flower farming and agritourism. She discusses various activities offered by agritourism farms, such as donut stands and pumpkin cannons. Lyndsay also talks about her plans for Valentine's Day and an upcoming "marigold mixer" event. Shannon engages by sharing insights into their flower farming practices, discussing flowers they’ve stopped growing and new varieties they’re trying. The episode emphasizes their journey as flower farmers, the challenges they face, and their commitment to community engagement.
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Lyndsay and Shannon introduce their "Flourish February" theme, focusing on self-love and thriving in farming. They discuss the importance of setting boundaries to balance personal and professional lives, sharing experiences on managing customer expectations and maintaining emotional well-being. They emphasize the significance of consistency, customer experience, and effective marketing strategies, particularly in rural areas. The episode also launches a new segment addressing listener questions, aiming to provide actionable advice and foster a supportive community among flower farmers.
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Lyndsay and Shannon share an unfiltered glimpse into their lives and farms. They discuss their current activities, frustrations, and plans for the upcoming season, including seed ordering and crop planning. Lyndsay and Shannon explain their new podcast format, aimed at providing real-time updates and connecting more immediately with their audience. They touch on challenges like managing winter operations and building a new walk-in cooler. They also promote their new CSA Welcome Packet and emphasize themes of self-love and creating boundaries for the upcoming month.
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In the final episode of January crop deep dive series, hosts Lyndsay and Shannon are joined by guest expert Dave Dowling to discuss peonies. Reflecting on previous episodes about tulips and sunflowers, they acknowledge the importance of specialty crops. Dave shares his expertise on peonies, addressing the high volume of listener questions on the topic. He also announces his retirement but confirms he will remain active in the industry through speaking engagements. The episode offers valuable insights and strategies for flower farmers, particularly those interested in peony cultivation.
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Lyndsay and Shannon welcome guest Michelle from Roots Cut Flower Farm to discuss the realities of flower farming. They share their experiences with weather challenges, particularly snow, and delve into the logistics of farm management. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding market demands and growing conditions, focusing on celosia as a staple crop. Michelle shares her expertise on seed saving, succession planting, and the significance of soil health. The episode emphasizes community support, knowledge-sharing, and continuous learning to achieve successful and sustainable flower farming operations.
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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss the challenges and triumphs of farming, with a focus on sunflowers. They introduce Steve Robert, known as "Sunflower Steve," who shares his extensive experience in flower farming. The conversation highlights the unpredictability of farming, the emotional toll of weather impacts, and the importance of resilience. Steve talks about his journey, the origin of his nickname, and his innovative use of sunflowers for artistic murals. The episode emphasizes community support, creative adaptation, and the joy of cultivating unique flower varieties, offering inspiration and practical advice for aspiring farmers.
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Lyndsay and Shannon, co-hosts from Wildflower Company and Bloom Hill Farm, welcome expert guest Dave Dowling to discuss the cultivation of Lisianthus. They explore various aspects of growing this popular flower, including the benefits of high tunnels versus field planting, seed starting versus buying plugs, and tips for ensuring healthy plants. Dave shares his extensive knowledge, emphasizing the flower's long vase life, profitability, and the importance of quality and consistency in flower farming. The episode aims to provide actionable strategies for both novice and experienced growers.
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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss their recent wreath workshops, navigating weather challenges and vendor communication issues. They introduce Linda D'Arco from Ampersand Bulb Co., who shares insights into the complexities of the bulb industry, particularly tulips. Linda explains the bulb procurement process, including sourcing from the Netherlands, dealing with market demand, and managing quality issues. The conversation highlights the importance of adaptability, strong supplier relationships, and educating customers about the intricacies of bulb farming. The episode aims to inform and support flower farmers and enthusiasts.
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Lyndsay and Shannon reflect on their past year in flower farming with special guest Shawn Mercer, focusing on the challenges and successes of their wreath workshops. As the holiday season ends, Lyndsay transitions into a more relaxed phase, while Shannon discusses the logistical hurdles of moving locations and managing customer expectations. They emphasize the importance of reflection and planning for the upcoming year. Shawn, Lyndsay's husband, adds humor with his novice perspective on the flower business. The episode highlights resilience, adaptability, and the value of community support.
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Lyndsay and Shannon welcome Brian Kanotz from Kings Mums. Brian, with over 20 years of professional growing experience, shares his journey from childhood farming to owning Kings Mums with his wife, Sheila. The discussion covers the challenges and transformations within the floral industry, emphasizing the importance of adapting growing techniques to different climates and the value of heirloom plants. Lyndsay and Shannon resonate with Brian's insights, sharing their own farming experiences and the impact of weather on crops, providing inspiration and practical strategies for growers.
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Lyndsay and Shannon discuss their flower farming experiences and plans for 2025. They reflect on the challenges and successes they've faced, focusing on which crops to cut, such as lilies and certain flowering tobaccos, due to profitability and labor concerns. They emphasize the importance of planning for dried flowers and optimizing harvest times. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes and practical advice, encouraging fellow flower farmers to adapt and refine their practices for better efficiency and profitability.
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