Farmer Bailey is proud to sponsor The Flower Podcast, a deep resource of education and inspiration for flower farmers.

Chand Ahuja of Great Ring Farm won a copy of Flower Farming for Profit, an essential new book for growers.

Think like a plant to grow your best Lisianthus ever!

Voles, gophers and mice, oh my!

Bloom initiation in Lisianthus is a complicated relationship between day length, light intensity and temperature.

When it comes to using Hellebores as a cut flower, locally grown is always best.

Colin tells us why he ditched bespoke suits for muck boots, what he treasures most about his farmer lifestyle, and his favorite Farmer Bailey crops.

Is PANTONE 13-1023 Peach Fuzz the color of the year? 

An All-Star team of farmers gathered in Madeira for fellowship and a bit of work.

Taking stock of 2023 success and failures, and looking ahead to 2024 goals and plans.

Plan for the coming year with us, with the help of the new Farmer Bailey Ship Week Calendar.

Bring spring to your loved one with a Farmer Bailey Gift Code!

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Farmer Bailey hosts Karl “Stick Man” Vahrmeyer Jr, expert grower of branches at Green Park Nurseries.

Small business whiz Lennie Larkin of B-Side Farm shares her unique insight on Flower Farming for Profit.

For the first time, Farmer Bailey is providing a variety of bare root perennials and woody plants straight from Holland.

What's your zone?

Whip up a cup of something nice, and join Farmer Bailey and young plant expert JP Williams for a Live chat. 

Today's episode of It's Five O'Clock Somewhere with Farmer Bailey broadcast from lovely St. Louis, Missouri, where the team is participating, sponsoring and exhibiting in the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers annual...

Join Bailey as he broadcasts from the ASCFG Conference in St. Louis, Mo.

Seven new looks in 3 Porch Farm Heirloom Mums have just been added to farmerbailey.com.

Crimson dahlias kindle an unexpected autumn arrangement.

Take a few steps to prepare your fall-planted plugs for their cold winter nap, and a bright spring bloom.

Nigella is easy to grow, but so hard to get started!