Tired of wilting flowers just days after bringing them home? In this episode of The Flower Files, Lizzie from Wildly Native Flower Farm shares pro florist secrets on how to make cut flowers last longer using simple, natural methods. Learn how harvest timing, vase prep, and daily care can keep your blooms fresh for up to two weeks — no flower food required.

Spring is the busiest—and most magical—season on the flower farm. In this episode of The Flower Files, we walk through a typical day in the life of our team at Wildly Native Flower Farm. From 5:30 AM wake-up calls to messy tulip harvests and spreadsheet overload, here’s what it really looks like behind the blooms.

Starting flowers from seed is an exciting way to grow unique varieties while saving money. In this post, we break down the essential steps for successful seed starting, from choosing trays to watering techniques. Read on for expert advice from The Flower Files!

Discover the secrets of healthy soil for flowers! From sandy to clay-heavy soils, we break down the best soil types, amendments, and growing tips for lush, vibrant blooms. Whether you’re a home gardener or a flower farmer, this guide will help you cultivate the best foundation for your flowers.

Greens are more than just fillers in floral design—they provide structure, depth, and texture. Whether you’re a florist, flower farmer, or just love arranging blooms, understanding how to select and use the right greens can transform your creations. From the classic eucalyptus to foraged treasures like ninebark and viburnum, this guide dives into the best greenery options, trending styles, and expert tips from The Flower Files podcast. Explore how to make your arrangements more balanced, lush, and captivating with the perfect greens.

Not all flowers are easy to grow! In this episode of The Flower Files, we discuss the most challenging flowers to cultivate, from finicky germination to high-maintenance care. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned grower, learn which blooms require extra attention and why some flowers might not be worth the effort.