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When I think of summer, I think of bare feet in the grass, cut-off jeans, juicy watermelon, fireworks, and fresh summer flowers. Summer is driving down a country road with the windows down, taking in the smell of freshly cut hay fields, all while your eyes feast on the rainbow of colors dancing along the side of the road. Yellow displays of goldenrod, black-eyed Susans, and dandelions almost look fluorescent next to the delicate white lace-like florets of Queen Anne's Lace. T

Starting seeds indoors can be a tricky task. Many gardeners struggle with issues like root disturbance, damping-off disease, and transplant shock. Soil blocking offers a practical solution to these common problems. This method has gained popularity among gardeners who want healthier seedlings and a more sustainable approach to seed starting. Soil blocks with seedlings growing, soil block seed starting method What Is Soil Blocking? Soil blocking is a technique where soil is co

If you’ve spent more than five minutes scrolling flower-farming Instagram, you’ve probably fallen hard for ranunculus. Those layered, rose-like blooms look like they belong in a European painting… or at the very least, a $75 bouquet. But here’s the truth no one tells you up front: ranunculus is a little dramatic . Not impossible. Not scary. Just… particular. And once you understand what it wants, it can become one of the most profitable and beloved crops on your farm. Let’s b

Pollinators such as bees, butterflies, moths, and other insects contribute to the reproduction of many plants. About 75% of the world’s food crops depend at least in part on pollination. Without healthy pollinator populations, yields of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds would decline sharply. On farms, pollinators improve crop quality and quantity. They also support biodiversity by helping wild plants reproduce, which maintains soil health and natural pest control. Protecti

Starting your garden early can make a big difference in the success and enjoyment of your growing season. For flower farmers and garden enthusiasts, sowing cool season annuals indoors during late winter offers several advantages. It gives you a head start, improves seedling success, and saves money—all while providing a rewarding gardening experience. I’ve found that this approach not only boosts my garden’s productivity but also deepens my connection with the plants I grow.

In the picturesque town of Weare, NH, nestled among rolling hills and scenic landscapes, lies a hidden gem that blooms with beauty and sustainability - a woman-owned flower farm known as Wicked Blooms. Established in May 2025, Wicked Blooms is more than just a farm; it's a labor of love dedicated to providing thoughtfully grown flowers for all occasions. With a commitment to eco-conscious practices and a passion for sustainable farming, Wicked Blooms stands out as a beacon of

Why Choosing Locally Grown Flowers is a Beautiful Decision When it comes to flowers, opting for locally grown blooms instead of imported ones brings a bouquet of benefits that go beyond just how they look. Let’s explore some heartfelt reasons why supporting local floriculture is so important: 1. Caring for Our Environment Locally grown flowers travel shorter distances, which means less transportation and reduced carbon emissions. This small choice contributes to a healthier p

I love supporting local businesses and living sustainably. If that resonates with you, then you'll understand why I believe sustainable flower farming is a fantastic way to help the planet while enjoying gorgeous flowers. At Wicked Blooms, I'm all about sustainable practices in everything I do. When it comes to sustainable flower farming, there are several tips that eco-conscious consumers can keep in mind to make a difference. By supporting farms like Wicked Blooms, you can