Why grow flowers for sale? Why work from home? Why be a florist? Food for thought...

A passing remark on a colleague's post on instagram inspired this post which I made on Valentine's Day, a day I would in the past have spent flat our creating bouquets, but which now I no longer do. What kind of flower farmer am I? What kind of business do I have? What's my market? And how do I decide the parameters within which I work? Join me for a thoughtful clip on the who, what, where, why and how of my flower farming business. If flower farming is something you are already doing, or you're interested in doing, then some of my workshops may well be of interest. You can see a few of them here: https://www.commonfarmflowers.com/col... And I also offer a series of small business workshops, for anyone who is thinking of or already running a small business (whether flower farming or something entirely different.) You can find out more about them here: https://www.commonfarmflowers.com/col.... If you're booking a place on our workshops or demos the website will ask you to choose a delivery date - any date will do! And if you can't join our sessions live then you are still very welcome to book as we send the recording and notes of the workshop out to everyone afterwards, so you can download the session and refer back to it as and when you need to. For an ad free version of this, all the info re 'the project,' and all Georgie's new clips with extra tips, news and regular live at 5s, do join her YouTube club. You can join up here:    / @theflowerfarmer   If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM Follow Georgie on instagram @commonfarmflowers And on Twitter you can find Georgie at   / theflowerfarmer   #flowerfarming #flowerfarmer #smallbusiness #smallbusinesstips #flowerfarmingtips #alternativevalentines #mysmallbusiness