The Homesteader's Guide to Cut Flowers (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Globe Pequot Press, Old Saybrook, 2026
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Paperback. A charming handbook for growing, selling, and crafting with flowers [] Blessings passion for growing flowers is contagious [] This wide-ranging how-to will appeal to novices and seasoned gardeners alike. Publishers WeeklyFrom urban patios to rural homesteads, learn to cultivate versatile flowers that beautify your space while doubling as culinary herbs, healing plants, and craft materials.Flower farming has seen a recent surge of interest, largely due to social media and the presence of idolized flower farmers, such as Washington States Floret. Most home gardeners already grow several types of flowers for landscape and ornamental purposes, so the thought of having fresh, beautifully displayed, homegrown bouquets for sale and offering You-Pick flower operations on a new level is enticing to many home growers.Most cut flowers have multipurpose qualitiesgardeners and homesteaders can choose varieties that are not just aesthetically pleasing but also useful as culinary herbs, medicinal tinctures, and pigments for eco-dyeing and in dried arrangements for decor, art, and jewelry. Many of these plants can also be easily grown in pots for flower lovers living in the city. Joanna Blessing of Olde Soul Acres invites readers to dive deeper into intentionally growing cut flowers and enjoying the fruits of their labor. She covers the ins and outs of planning a garden that will promote a thriving, sustainable ecosystem, as well as how to harvest and arrange cut flowers and how a home gardener can scale up to bring a monetary profit to their homestead. Chapters cover:Assessing your garden space and resourcesSelecting versatile varieties of cut flowersBuilding relationships with local markets and florists21 recipes for edible flowers, tinctures, floral teas, desserts, and more18 crafts and projects using your flowers "Joanna Blessing of Olde Soul Acres invites readers to dive deeper into intentionally growing cut flowers and enjoying the fruits of labor, covering the ins and outs of growing cut flowers, as well as how a home gardener can level up their growing to offer flowers to bring a monetary profit to their homestead"-- Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …
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- Title
- The Homesteader's Guide to Cut Flowers (Paperback)
- Author
- Joanna Blessing
- Publisher
- Globe Pequot Press, Old Saybrook
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1493089536
- ISBN 13
- 9781493089536
- Series
- Book 7 of 10: The Homesteader’s Guides
Flower farming has seen a recent surge of interest, largely due to social media and the presence of idolized flower farmers, such as Washington State’s Floret. Most home gardeners already grow several types of flowers for landscape and ornamental purposes, so the thought of having fresh, beautifully displayed, homegrown bouquets for sale and offering You-Pick flower operations on a new level is enticing to many home growers.
Most cut flowers have multipurpose qualities―gardeners and homesteaders can choose varieties that are not just aesthetically pleasing but also useful as culinary herbs, medicinal tinctures, and pigments for eco-dyeing and in dried arrangements for decor, art, and jewelry. Many of these plants can also be easily grown in pots for flower lovers living in the city. Joanna Blessing of Olde Soul Acres invites readers to dive deeper into intentionally growing cut flowers and enjoying the fruits of their labor. She covers the ins and outs of planning a garden that will promote a thriving, sustainable ecosystem, as well as how to harvest and arrange cut flowers and how a home gardener can scale up to bring a monetary profit to their homestead. Chapters cover:
- Assessing your garden space and resources
- Selecting versatile varieties of cut flowers
- Building relationships with local markets and florists
- 21 recipes for edible flowers, tinctures, floral teas, desserts, and more
- 18 crafts and projects using your flowers
“If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping outside to a bloom-filled backyard that nourishes both soul and pantry, this book is your guide to success! I walked away with not only a planting plan for my new fabric dying flower garden but also a renewed love for the land and what’s possible with just a handful of seeds.” ―Victoria Pruett, author of Creating a Modern Homestead
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About the Author
Jennie Love, author of the foreword, is creative director/owner of Love ‘n Fresh Flowers and host of the No-Till Flowers podcast.
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