by Jennie Love | Apr 15, 2013 | Designing, Farming
This edition of The Bulletin is going to be some link love for the small business owners out there. I’ve recently stumbled on some great articles and tools to help with streamlining workflow. As my business has grown rapidly, I’m finding myself having to...
by Jennie Love | Apr 2, 2013 | Farming
Spring can’t seem to make up its mind to come around here. Last night the mercury fell below 30F again. I’m frankly a bit fed up. Even though I’ve been growing all through the winter in the hoophouse and greenhouse, I’m itching to get going...
by Jennie Love | Mar 29, 2013 | Farming
Hellebores are all the rage right now in floral design. Of course they are, given they’re one of the first flowers to bloom each spring, often even before the snow is melted and while we’re all still so desperate for some color in our lives. Their nodding...
by Jennie Love | Mar 16, 2013 | Farming
I’m really growing to love these little documentary tours of the greenhouse. I hope you’re enjoying them too! They’re a great chance for me to really tune into the growth of each of the crops. When things get hectic in spring, like they always do in...
by Jennie Love | Mar 15, 2013 | Farming
It’s nice to be popular. I get at least a half dozen emails and phone messages every week from other flower farmers or folks who want to become flower farmers. These inquiries come because Love ‘n Fresh has inspired others to think more creatively about...
by Jennie Love | Mar 4, 2013 | Farming
Anemone coronaria (pronounced Ah-nem-O-nee) have saved my sanity in the depths of winter. No matter how gray or cold the day, their cheerful faces and lady-like collar of green around their necks are sure to turn a frown upside down. Anemone corms (similar to bulbs)...
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